Handily located near a big hospital and the medical university! This little gem is a charming local…read moreplace with a great wine selection. Sadly when we were there they didn't have any Malbec but thats not really a deal breaker. We got a great French Cabernet Sauvignon instead. We started with the deska serów. Now, we were expecting a selection of cheeses. This was 12 slices of the same cheese, garnished with a bit of pepper/herb. Nothing more. Odd as Ive made better cheese platters than that at home, even during my student years. Later we got a tapas selection - some herbed camembert, mozzarella balls, mushrooms, roasted courgette and aubergine, sun dried tomatoes and two fabulous varieties of olives. Much much better than the cheese plate! We also got a carafe of the house wine, which was a very good price for the quality..

A really nice environment, calm place, good wine selections and a good selections of food to pick…read morefrom. A little pricey but not uncommon for the city park area.

The interior, which is also a wine shop, has a nice ambience - comfortable, clean, relaxed and…read moreopen - and the outdoor seating area was also comfortable, though not as lushly landscaped as seems to be the norm here. They would do well to bring in some large planters. The most important thing though: the wine selection is far better than anywhere else we've tried in Poznan, and the wine waiter's advice was better than any we've gotten at any wine store in Poznan - finally someone who understands wine shouldn't taste like sweet cough syrup! There must have been a language barrier, because our waitress seemed to say we couldn't order wine by the glass, that we had to buy a bottle, but that seems unlikely. And at the end of the evening our wine waiter did pour us individual glasses. The starters were ok - some of the cheese on the French and Italian cheese plate was stale, the olives were what you'd expect - but the main courses weren't anywhere near worth the price. The salad was out of proportion - lots and lots of lettuce with not enough of the delicious tidbits you want with each bite - and the halibut was greasy and not at all the light fish dish we were hoping for on a warm night. But, the service was great and the wine really was wonderful, so we'll definitely go back.

In the morning hours, inside Winestone, there are individual take-home pieces of fancy,…read morerefrigerated Pastries and baked Desserts that are for sale at the display case. Petit fours with fresh-fruits posed on top ( raspberry, black currant, for example), apple cake, mille-feuille? We are glad a Taxi driver referred us to these treats!

Ambiance is nice. Staff are relaxed and at tentative. This is the second time I've been here…read more Yesterday was the first. Had the pork tenderloin. Excellent. Today trying the pirogies and steak. Pirogies seemed fresh, had a little bit of fried egg on it. 3 varieties. The meat one was nice, my favorite, then the potato and cheese. The last had a filling I didn't quite known what to make of. Presentation was nice. It came on a piece of slate. The steak is stellar. Lovely, balanced nicely with salt, pepper and Rosemary. Strong cut fries. Delicious gravy. Simple. To the point. Served with style.

I had a very good weekday dinner at this small, comfortable restaurant - it's wine cellar is an…read moreadjacent wine and spirits shop, same owner. The servers were excellent, especially the sommelier. However, I was disappointed to repeatedly hear the servers use a crumb vacuum (!) between courses, at each table, as needed. Crumb knife or scoop, of course. A brush, yes. Even that manual roller brush device thing. Maybe. Because none of those items is loud enough to interrupt the conversation at the next table. In any case, I did enjoy the cod with sea lettuce and fennel, and the beef sirloin with side of marrow. Unfortunately, my beef marrow, blue cheese and beetroot biscuit, while delicious, became a bit messy after the first bite. And I really appreciated the Stella Pirrum pear vodka digestif, which, I was told, is distilled in Leszno, specifically for this restaurant (and wine merchant). I will have to return. 2025 04 10. M1.

Great evening experiencing Muga's Reserva Tasting menu- opt for caviar and the higher level wine…read morepairings. The wine shop became my go-to for Poland wines which are excellent.

This was one of my favorite spots to come eat and chill while living at Poznan. This bar has great…read moreatmosphere. Service was fantastic and bartenders are awesome. The burgers are amazing but you can never go wrong with cowboy fries and a lech pils, even thoe it is pricey. They also have cherokee on Fridays.

SO two recent experiences - first, I went in to watch the FA Cup final - there was NOBODY in there…read more I asked if they were showing the match, and was told no because they had a lot of reservations for MMA later. I'm not sure why they couldn't show the match and THEN MMA, but sure whatever. I left, and went to a place actually showing the match. Second, a friend and I went in to watch the Champions League final. Now I will actually give them credit - you can see the televisions from probably every table in the place, and the screens are good quality. We didn't sit by the big screen, but rather we had a great view of two other screens. Football everywhere! That said, the place is (and always has been) ridiculously overpriced. Everything in here is even more expensive that anywhere else in town. The cheapest glass of wine is 24 PLN? The cheapest bottle 90? There are loads of wine bars around where you can get much better prices! The beers and cocktails are also overpriced. The food as well is overpriced, again particularly so in comparison to other places in town. Service, when you can get it, is friendly. However, the servers like to spend most of their time chatting with each other either at the food window or behind the bar. Not really the best way to make customers happy!!

This review is for the wine shop, not the dining club. Not a bad wine selection, but steer clear…read moreof whatever they recommend. We've been able to select a few lovely bottles on our own, but have probably wasted close to a hundred dollars on the sweet, rank, generally vile wine they insist we try. Trust your gut and don't be swayed by the sales pitch!