Very good food, though touristy and slightly more pricey that I expected. The location is…read moreexcellent, right on the Old Town's main square. All the food was good; I went with a friend and we had the shrimp tapas in a white wine garlic sauce, which was our favorite, especially for bread-dipping. The greek salad and the Spanish ribs were good, and the eggplant vegetable tapas were very delicious. The decor was okay, though not particularly intimate or fun. There was a woman in a flamenco costume outside trying to promote the place, which gave this place a somewhat touristy feel. Service was friendly, and our waiter spoke English well. Service seemed a bit slow, but I can't tell if that's my American expectations, as Polish restaurants tend to be slower on average, so hard to tell. We were also the only people seated downstairs on a slow Tuesday night, so perhaps we were occasionally neglected. All in all, this place is 3.5 stars for me, but bumping to 4 because I always appreciate it when locals tolerate my lack of local language with patience, grace, and their own good English. Bathrooms: Reasonably spacious and clean, though the soup dispenser didn't work in the male WC. But you have to try the downstairs unisex bathroom in the middle. OMG, hilarious.

I remember when this was the place to be seen lol. Not so much anymore…read more Overpriced. Definitely overpriced, and with a whole new crop of tapas places and cocktail bars in town, they may need to re-evaluate. The food is hit or miss - my friend ordered a seafood tapas platter, specifying it needed to be gluten free. It was an adventurous seafood platter, although mostly enjoyable. Only problem - the bread was regular, gluten containing bread. So much for her coeliac! Service is always reliably good here.

This is more a winery than a Spanish restaurant I must say…read more Very big variety of wines, mostly if not only Spanish. Around 13l a glass, they also have bottles of course. Food is on the tapas style, some manchego cheese, some jamon iberico, shrimps and other goodies but no "main" dishes. Food was OK but a bit pricey for basically canned food put on plate with nice presentation. The place itself has very few tables, 6 to be precise so it's a small place. I guess it's a nice place to grab a glass of wine with some manchego cheese and bread.

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..