Restaurants in Poland: profiles, services and practical information.
A short walk from Market Square, Konspira turns dinner into an introduction to Wrocław’s recent history. The restaurant says its setting draws on Solidarność and the und…
View profile →Pod Fredrą is quite literally beside the Town Hall: its Rynek-Ratusz 1 address places the entrance next to the historic building that anchors Market Square. The restaura…
View profile →At 43 Grodzka, halfway between Rynek Główny and Wawel Hill, Pod Temidą offers an everyday pause along one of Kraków’s most ceremonial routes. Its website identifies it a…
View profile →A few minutes from Rynek Główny, Milkbar Tomasza occupies 24 Świętego Tomasza and serves a contemporary take on everyday Polish food. The business describes itself as a…
View profile →Mandu offers a broad take on pierogi, the filled dumplings familiar in Polish cooking. At 4/8 Elżbietańska, near the historic centre and the station, the menu mixes clas…
View profile →After a long visit to the Museum of the Second World War, the walk can end beside the Motława River at 5 Wartka Street. Kubicki describes itself as Gdańsk’s oldest resta…
View profile →Ratuszova operates in townhouse number 55 on Stary Rynek, facing the area around Poznań Town Hall. The restaurant describes more than seventy years of activity and ties…
View profile →Bamberka occupies 2 Stary Rynek, beside the Renaissance Town Hall and the square where Poznań waits for its mechanical goats. The restaurant dates its activity to 1972 a…
View profile →Gościniec at 19 Podwale stands on the edge of Warsaw's Old Town near the line of its walls and the Barbican. The business has several city branches, so checking the addr…
View profile →Zapiecek at 13 Świętojańska is on the street joining Castle Square to the heart of the Old Town and passing St John's Cathedral. The chain runs several pierogi restauran…
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