La Terasa in Worcester

Amazing fresh food, big portions, lovely atmosphere and friendly staff. Always enjoyed the food. I highly recommend La Terasa

I'd never tried Romanian cooking so I cannot speak absolutely to authenticity but it certainly seemed spot-on and a lovely blend of Greek, Turkish with a spot of Hungarian thrown in. As I was alone, I could only try two dishes but if the rest of the menu is as good as the aubergine salad (think chunky babaganoush) and the beautiful, herby Mici sausages then I cannot rate the food at La Teresa highly enough. And it is remarkably inexpensive. One note of caution for some diners - the interior is VERY much a central European small restaurant so if you are looking for a bit of glam then this isn't the place. But if I lived in Worcester I'd be back there every week.

We were recommended this place by some friends. We booked on a Friday night. When we arrived it seemed quiet we chose to sit on the decking out the back as it was warm. We looked over the menu and chose a chicken dish. We chose some of the Romanian beer which was lovely. Our food arrived fairly quickly. The tastes were good. Really nice food. But when get got up to leave, The place was empty. Such a shame as the food was really great. I hope this place stays open as it’s really well priced. Just over £32 for 2 meals and 4 drinks. I hope word gets around as it’s a hidden gem

A lovely experience and great value. It's refreshing to go to a restaurant in Worcester where the cuisine is authentic. (I've been to Bucharest) The staff were all very pleasant and attentive. The restaurant had plenty of Romanian guests which is usually a good sign of a quality/authenticity. If you are unfamiliar with food from this part of the world. Expect meat and chips with lovely bread and dips. We also had a very good bottle of red wine. And for once I got the bill and was the right kind of surprised. Loved the whole experience.

Didn't even realise this restaurant had opened as I walked past it. Had to go in an try something. Nice decor, clean and bright surroundings and klezma music playing away. I went for the 'mici' - kind of like spicy, slightly sweet Romanian shikh kebabs, served with fries, pickles and bread. What can I say other than superb! The meat was fresh, of good quality and perfectly flavoured, with some beautifully soft grilled bread, the kind you get from Turkish/Kurdish places. A very large meal with a diet coke was only £8.50 which represents great value. The lad who severed me was friendly and we had a good chat about Romanian cuisine. Will be back VERY soon

Having been to Romania back in 2017 and absolutely loving it, we were really excited to see this restaurant open. We weren’t disappointed! We both had the Mici with a side of polenta and a salad to share, with a drink - and it came to less than £20! The food was great, as was the atmosphere and the service - it’s authentically Romanian (although the service isn’t quite as abrupt as it is in Bucharest). The host made us feel very welcome. We will be back with some friends to take on the Carpathian Mix.

At this restaurant you can have amazing grilled food, always fresh ingredients and friendly staff. It is also a good value for money venue as a dinner for two, including drinks does not exceed £20. Highly recommend this place for all types of parties or dinners.