Casa Hirscher, European restaurant in Council Square, Romania
Casa Hirscher is a restaurant on Council Square serving international dishes with Italian influences in a restored historic building. The space features mushroom soup, salmon, tiramisu, and wines, all enjoyed in rooms with vaulted cellars that recall the original market structure.
The building was constructed between 1539 and 1545 by Apollonia Hirscher as a trading hall for merchants from around 50 local guilds. This structure shaped the city's commercial life for centuries.
This place occupies a former marketplace building that once connected different trading areas where people bought and sold grain, clothing, and flowers. The space still carries the memory of those daily market activities in its layout and character.
The restaurant is open daily and accepts credit cards for payment. It offers outdoor seating, and making a reservation is recommended to ensure you have a comfortable spot.
The restaurant features vaulted cellars from the original 16th-century structure that were once used to store market goods. These underground rooms preserve the memory of the building's former trading function.
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