Beautiful interior and amazing service. The food was outstanding, and our waiter made sure we were…read morewell served.

Great tasting food, excellent service, excellent ambiance, clean place and friendly staff.read more

This is not Stek Chalupa! It is Stek! Someone changed the name of the listing I added!…read more If I were to rate Stek on portion size alone, it would undoubtably be a five star review. I don't think I've ever seen as much food on one plate in my life! Portion size aside, Stek has an eye-catching exterior with 'Stek' emblazoned in red on a dark backdrop, the 't' a vivid bull's head. We'd passed by in the day and, impressed by its size and design, decided to have dinner at Stek. The staff were friendly and helpful and we received a warm welcome. Stek looked relatively quiet but, I'd say that this was largely down to the size of the tables. Larger parties would benefit from the thick wooden tables, which could probably seat up to 12, but when it came to the three of us, we felt swamped by the size. It would have been nice if there were a variety of sizes, including smaller ones for smaller parties. Seeing couples sitting at the huge tables didn't seem all that cosey! As we we entered, we passed a huge open grill, with meats cooking on the fire. It was atmospheric and part of the initial first impression that attracted us to Stek. The menus were attached to traditional ciupaga (Polish axe-shaped walking sticks) which hung from the wall. This was a nice touch and went well with the overall theme. In terms of eating out and general expenditures when holidaying in Poland, everything is impressively cheap! And Stek is no exception. We had potato pancakes to start. (One portion meat, the other with garlic butter garnish.) They were tasty but unlike more traditional styles I've tried. I'm used to a stodgier home-cooked taste. This dish was lighter and made a nice starter! For mains, we had chicken and steak (both looked delicious!) and I opted for a burger. Now, if you're thinking of a delicious juicy burger patty in a brioche bun, as I was, you'd be fooled! What I ended up with was rather a large mound of flattened beef which was thin and crispy with sheep's cheese on top and chips and coleslaw on the side. It would have been nice if the meat was served warmer to allow the cheese to melt! I don't want to say I was disappointed, rather bewildered. A polish burger is very different from a burger anywhere else in the world. - That's the lesson to be learned! Certainly different but not my finest burger! Stek was a pleasant stop for dinner, albeit not traditional Polish cuisine. It's worth a visit for its kitsch appeal. Look out for a particularly strange (rude!) picture!

I'm not sure where to start first but if you're looking for an amazing place to eat and feel like…read moreyou're are being served by the best people- this is the best place to be! Amazing food and an awesome waiter! I wish I could go there again and again and again

Fantastycznie jedzenie i obsługa. lokal jest piękne urządzony i unikatowy. Polecam gorącoread more

Dinner and service was 10/10! We waited outside about 45 minutes for a table to be ready and it was…read morewell worth the wait! The restaurant had a cozy home feeling. I ordered soup, the pork tenderloin with potato pancakes and cheese sauce and the chocolate cake for dessert. Everything was delicious. We wish we would've gone back another night to try more dishes.

Beautiful, authentic restaurant with large portions. I had a Tarta, which is basically a very large…read morequiche. Delicious! Friendly service and just as a bonus, they celebrate 45 years this year.

This place was one of the few open late (until 10pm). We had impeccable service and every dish we…read moreordered was hearty and fulfilling. I would highly recommend this to anyone who would like delicious high quality polish food and reasonable prices. We ordered 6 dishes and the total was about 57 US dollars!

I'm not an expert on Polish cuisine, but I suspect they nailed it. They served the most delicious…read moresoup I had yet. Sour cabbage with pork rind, the best!

The Pierogies were gone by the time we got there (that's a hint folks). But if you come after 4pm…read morelike us, fog for the savory crepes, or the borsch. 'Śiekierka' (ax) is their signature drink and is not for the faint of heart.

It looks superb from the outside. But let's not flush it looks deceive you…read more We came over half an hour before closing, and we were just pushed aside and no service no help no friendly this provided. It seems that they don't care about the customer service.

Traditional good food The building, with real huge logs…read moreVery nice place to dine I tried the ribs, you get two decent slabs The home beer is like a lager tasty

Everything is great except for the long line for waiting as garden is not accessible when raining.read more

First of all, the building is beautiful. It's situated inside of the Sabała Hotel. Lots of wood,…read morehigh ceilings and a large window area make this place super appealing. We started our meal with sheep cheese and cranberry sauce. A local meal that you will find in all of the restaurants here. We ended up ordering potato pancakes and meat goulash. The goulash was sandwiched between the potato cakes. For dessert we had a cheesecake topped with chocolate. It was delicious and paired well with a warm cup of coffee. We enjoyed the local music group composed of 4 string players. They performed a variety of songs from slow to fast paced renditions and it really was a treat. Great place and we hope to be back!