The Manea Brutaru Church (Biserica Manea Brutaru) is a Romanian Orthodox church in central Bucharest. The church is dedicated to Saint Nicholas.
The Manea Brutaru Church dates from 1787 and was built by Manea Brutaru, the head of the bakers guild, to replace an older small wooden church founded by a priest named Radu.
In 1798, two buildings for housing orphans were constructed in the courtyard by the order of Prince Constantine Hangerli. At the beginning of the 19th century, the complex was expanded with additional cells to house a school. In 1838, the dome of the church collapsed during an earthquake. Repairs were carried out in 1958 and the interior was repainted in 1898.
The church has a length of 26.3 meters and a width varying between 8 and 10 meters. It has a large narthex, a three-lobbed nave with two side apses and a third one at the altar. The main entrance is preceded by an enclosed portico.
