An afternoon in Wroclaw and here I am having a burger., a very large burger with a bit too much…read moremayonnaise. I will assume that is favorable to the locals. I took the basic Moaburger and fries , not bad at all.

I love burgers. So I desired to make burger marathon and chose the best. So among various places on…read morecentral square Moaburger is just the best place! Nice bread, well done meat, various sizes and perfectly made burgers ( they do not fall apart when you touch it). My wife took child burger - was absolutely happy with it . Above all, friendly and attentive staff. PS: they also serve nice tea with cookies

This is my favorite Pizza joint in all of Poland. To have a good feel of what it is like to have…read moreyour appetite whet go for santro

Not a fast-food type you would expect by its brand name. Stylish is a bit to much of an adjective…read moreto describe it but it is a good quality place for a casual lunch or dinner. Good pizzas and very good salads (liked Ceasar w/ breast and home-made croutons). Mid-shelf wines but that's not a problem. Generally nice service. Enjoy!!!

Great place. I go there from time to time. In the evening it's only 11 PLN for a meal: 2 salads,…read morehuge portion of French fries and either gyros or fried cheese, or salmon, or ... Trust me, it will be pretty difficult to eat everything :) Now they serve pizzas as well

It isn't a big menu, I ordered the lunch special which was a nice green salad & a chickpea/curry…read moresalad with toast points. Everything was very tasty. Water is free, vibe is low key. It is small, all the outdoor tables were taken because it was a beautiful day. I'd go there again, but I could see that it might not work if you were in a large group or a picky eater.

I recently had the pleasure of being in Wrocław for business for a week, and was accompanied by a…read morevegan co-worker. Wrocław being a pretty hip town, there is no shortage of vegetarian and vegan options, yet Żyzna stands head and shoulders above them. Much of the vegan food in Poland is not in any way related to Polish food. We have lots of vegetarian options, but no vegan ones. So, when one sees vegan food in Poland it is typically SE-asian style. Nothing wrong with that, but it's pretty generic. Żyzna borrows much from foreign cuisines, but manages to infuse Polish flavor notes into the dishes, and that makes them stand out. We started with a great potato and white bean soup with marjoram and horseradish. The horseradish was an excellent touch, and ever so subtly tied the soup back to the Polish traditional żurek, or sourdough soup. For seconds, we had a quinoa-based dish that did a nice job of incorporating pickled beets and their brine, and little sprigs of dill, both of those being very classic Polish flavors. The other dish was a vegan risotto with black sesame, coconut flakes, and pea shoots. Also superb. Dessert was a lavender cake (not too heavy on the lavender) and a sublime chia seed pudding, and coffee with spelt milk. There is always a new soup of the day, and three main courses. Every week they rotate one of the mains, and it is always something seasonal. There is an assortment of desserts as well. Being a very small operation, they have a limited number of each of the mains, so it is quite possible that even early in the day they might be out of something. As an avowed meat eater, the highest praise I can give them is that this is really good food that just happens to be vegan. I would happily eat there again, and look forward to my next visit. The flavors are great, the service is friendly and low-key, and the food is expertly presented and priced very fairly. You owe it to yourself to go check Żyzna out.

Wonderful little place, serving up vegetarian and vegan burgers, pizza, and a few other things. We…read moreshared a "pizza of the month" and the vegan kebab for lunch, and it was definitely filling and a good value. The pizza was very inventive - curry sauce (mild), with cheese (vegan optional), red pepper, smoked tofu, and green beans - and after baking they added grapes and other peppers. It was as tasty as it was beautiful, and not messy to eat. The vegan kebab was thin slices of spiced veggie meat that had been seared, served with fries, a wonderfully garlicky mayo, and a salad that had corn, red onions, tomato, and a mango-based dressing. All just fantastic! And very friendly to travelers, including having an English menu. Definitely recommend crossing the bridge to try this place.

Ugh I MISS THESE FRIES SO MUCH…read more During my two weeks in Wroclaw over the summer, I ate these fries *almost* daily. How could I not? I usually ordered the regular fry but I tried the sweet potato version as well. They have a variety of cool sauces available (most vegan) but I only used ketchup. (I know, so unoriginal and American of me lol) A note about the ketchup in Poland- it tastes different than your typical Heinz. More fresh and tomato-ey perhaps? Not in a bad way- just slightly different. You HAVE to try these fries while in Wroclaw. There is usually a line so be prepared to wait! Keep in mind this is merely a window opening in the building- there is no inside space to sit or eat. Maybe do not choose to stop by when it's poor weather.

Just walk up to the window and order your fresh fries. You can also get a sauce of your choice…read more(additional charge) and a canned beverage if you like. As stated earlier....there is usually a line, so be prepared to wait a moment or two. Once you order you will get a number. Once your fries are ready they will call it out. Can stay there (they have a little patio area with high top tables) or continue on your way walking thru town.