The wooden pavilion at Domeniul de Poveste Lidana has barbecue areas, a hotplate
stove, a wood-fired oven, our own smokehouse and a roasting spit, at Vama, in Suceava
county, southern Bucovina, northern Romania. It is covered, with windows along its whole length
and long tables inside, so it is used in the rain as well.
It is not a garden barbecue put there for the photographs. There are five different ways of
cooking here, all of them over wood: embers for the grill, a hotplate for the cauldron and for
baked potatoes, an oven for bread and pastries, a smokehouse for trout, bacon and sausages, a
spit for a whole lamb or a suckling pig. The same equipment supplies the restaurant kitchen.
The pavilion is booked separately, for open-air feasts and private events. The menu, the
number of people and the price are settled by phone.