Taste really good... vibe is cool... service is not bad,…read moreWaitresses' attitudes are way better than waiters, they explained the story behind every cuisine. It was nice. Eel with carrier on the top is perfect for the appetizer and mutton dumplings as the first dish that you have to try. Lamb lion served with young potatoes as sides, veal cheeks with dumplings and Poland's typical sides as main courses are really nice.

Came here with a friend a couple of weekends ago on my first trip to Poland. This was one of the…read morebest dinner experiences I've had! The food was absolutely amazing!!!Everything was perfectly flavored and cooked. All of the ingredients were fresh. I wanted to try traditional polish food so our server recommended the mutton dumplings with wild garlic and butter for my first dish. For my main dish I had the polish pike perch with stuffed onions and red sauce (made from beets). Both dishes were DELICIOUS!! For dessert I had the cherry and almond tartlet...it was so fresh and light...not too sweet...with a perfectly baked crust!! I highly recommend this restaurant and would definitely dine here again!!

Great place, great atmosphere full of vintage decor and instruments. I love the hideaway separate…read moredining area and the cozy feel. Their menu is monstrously large, ensuring you will forget what you saw at the beginning by the time you reach the end. Good drinks, food, service. It seemed very popular with the local crowd, too.

An absolute must try place, the only negative is they have been trying unsuccessfully for three…read moremonths to get their alcohol license. But the decor, the vibe, is an awesome historical one. The menu tells a great story about the town. The food was amazing!! The service was excellent. Our waitress spoke perfect English, they take credit cards and we could split the bill 3 ways. I will definitely be back next time I am in town. A must try, you won't regret it!

The food here is amazing. I come from Chicagoland so I know Polish food. This is some of the…read morebest. The service here was good for Poland. We were not left alone for the whole time. Our server spoke English also. Good vibe. Nice street seating.

Busy place with. ice atmosphere. Traditional food available and it was all pretty good…read more menu is available in English. The waitress was very friendly and helpful in talking us through it. I decided to go as traditional as possible and had the sour soup with egg and sausage. it is on the salty side but having had it a couple times have always found this to be the case. It was tasty and I'd recommend it. This with an ice cold beer is a delight! We got the dumplings to share with what i assume was stuffed with pork and served with bacon lardons. It was tasty enough. Not memorable but by no means unpleasant. I then tried the pork knuckle. the meat was very tender, served with cabbage, horseradish and bread. The bread was plain and not needed. Some fried potatoes with onion and herbs would have been much better with it and made the dish. Ask for this instead. my other half who was less adventurous had basically a pan fried piece of chicken and fries with cabbage. pretty much a chicken escalope and fries or if in germany a schnitzel mit pommes. it was what it was. Tasty bit nothing new or interesting unless you have never had one before. Still it was correctly cooked and if you are in the mood for this its not a bad thing to order. I'll still give it 4 stars as the service was good and everything was cooked right. It just didn't wow me but then this could just be the polish cuisine in general (although again I haven't had enough to make this judgement wither) so I wouldn't knock them as everything was done well.

Baked and traditional pierogis were delicious! The "mix" option lets you try both types in…read moredifferent flavors. Our waitress was helpful and recommended the garlic and onion sauces. The potato and beet appetizer was also great, and the strawberry juice was fresh! Nice outdoor seating next to the market.

Can't speak for the food. I just dropped in to grab a drink and enjoy the bustling energy of the…read moresquare. It's a great spot just to sit down and enjoy the breeze, admire the architecture, and take in the scenery.

Full disclosure I visited after the kitchen was closed on a cold Monday night in January. Sat down…read moreand had a pint of their Strong beer. It was good, fair price and experienced good, friendly customer service. She spoke perfect English and they take credit cards. Bar had limited options of liquor. I would like to come back to try their menu of food. Very cool interior.

You can't go wrong with traditional Polish food when staying on the historic Old Town Square of the…read morecity of Wroclaw (pronounced "vrotswaf"). This city, also serves as a major Polish college town and ranks as the 4th largest city in Poland (population 632,000). Situated prominently in a very old building in the center of the historic Market Square, Spitz has both a casual bar-cafe and a more elegant restaurant situated one flight down from ground level. Despite not having a reservation, our group of four snagged a great table in the stylish dining room with cove-shaped ceilings and centuries-old oil paintings. We quickly ordered a bottle of a nice 2015 Chilean red and got down to enjoying the ambience while perusing the menu. We ordered a delicious appetizer of Grilled Shrimp with, of all things, a Mexican mojo sauce. Two of us also chose a pair of their soup offerings. For entrees, two of us ordered the popular Baked Breaded Sole while another chose another fish alternative...the Grilled Zander w/ potatoes and veggies. Our fourth colleague picked the Rolled Turkey with asparagus and roasted potatoes. Our meals were right on the mark and were crafted with noticeably fresh ingredients. The only thing dragging the rating down to 3.5 stars was the difficulty we had in flagging down our waiter when we noticed a small crack in one of our wine glasses. Sometimes you just have to bite your tongue and remember you are a guest in another's country...3 Stars.

This place was recommended to us by a local guide when we told him we wanted authentic pierogi…read more Wow. Just... wow. It was lunchtime and my wife and I decided to share plates. I ordered the "Ukrainian pierogi" and she the "Green salad with camembert, fresh seasonal fruit and dressing." Both were absolutely amazing. Our waiter was ever so friendly and completely fluent in English. He got my beer to the table quickly, and upon hearing we had tickets to an event an hour later, made sure our meals were prepared and served quickly. Side note: There was seating available both inside and out. The restrooms were clean and well stocked. We would not hesitate to go back!

Wroclawska is one of the places to find traditional cuisine back from the days when the city of…read moreWroclaw was still part of the German Empire (and was known by its German name Breslau), so eating at this gastropub was a way to taste a slice of history! The Wroclaw Bigos was a stew of red cabbage, beef, pork, veal, raisins, apples, and red wine, and served with baguette slices on the side; compared to a traditional Polish Bigos, this stew had a much sweeter flavor from the fruit used in its preparation. Next, the Silesian Heaven was a dish of cured pork belly and a slice of pork loin in a sauce made of dried fruit (including apricots, plums, and peaches) along with five round, chewy Wroclavian dumplings made with potatoes. Both of the dishes we had were on the sweet side and expensive for what they were, but the service and the experience made eating at this gastropub a memorable stop!

We visited this bar as part of a food tour. The name translates to Pre-war and it's full of lots of…read morememorabilia reflecting that. Plus it was full of people which is always a good sign. We shared the beef tartare which I probably never would have ordered by myself. It was really fresh and delicious, and I especially loved the bread and sides. The vodka shots were cold and went down so smoothly, I probably could have had a few more if we had stayed longer. I would definitely come back here, I loved the atmosphere.

Stopped here after several other stops. Our host wanted to "challenge" us so he ordered us some…read moreTartar (Polish Sushi - as he called it). You mix up all the ingredients and then eat it with the bread. It was actually pretty good (and it seemed like a popular dish as I saw several other tables with it). We also killed a small bottle of Vodka. Great time.

When in Wroclaw make it a point to visit Restauracja pod Fredrq. I ordered the duck with appl and…read morepotato dumplings. Superb.!!! Best duck ever. Service very elegant and with comfortable spacious setting

Excellent Polish Traditional Food, very nice decor. Liked their smoked meat board most (they said…read morethey own smokehouse) but all the dishes were very very good. My wife had fresh beef tartar for appetizer she said it was one of the best she had in Poland. I enjoyed my soup and main course as well. Did not have room for desert as portions were huge. Great place I will come back when I am next time in Poland and Wrocław. Nice old decor as well and waiter service was excellent. Not cheap but worth it for quality food. If you don't like Polish food this may not be a place for you, but they do have lot of BBQ smoke meat options, please note that Polish BBQ is not same as in US. Stan

Great food and atmosphere. Great take on traditional Polish food. Great prices as well. Will…read moredefinitely come back here.