This place was excellent! We wanted a quick inexpensive bite to eat but didn't want to be stuck in…read morethe crowds of Monte Cassino and this was a gem. It's just a street off Monte, near Hotel Rezydent, and the food was great. Good selection of burgers and a few beers to wash it down with. I had the XXL and couldn't finish it! Seating was limited, probably best for groups of 4 or less people that aren't trying to stick around a while, but it was a great lunch and will satisfy even the hungriest of the bunch! The woman working the resgister was quite charming and there's even a TV linked to the kitchen so you can see your food being prepared if you're concerned. No frills, just good burgers (and onion rings!). Free peanuts while you wait, although from ordering to our table only took 15 minutes :)

Wonderfully well done! Owned by a husband and wife - he from France, her Poland. A bit off the…read morebeaten path, but you'll want that if you spend any extended time in Sopot. Plus, they speak English, French, Polish, Spanish, and Italian. Just go, seriously, please go.

Everything from the leek potato soup to the duck confit was cooked to perfection and was absolutely…read moredelicious. I was contemplating if I should eat here as no one was in the restaurant at dinner time. I'm glad I decided on having dinner here. Apparently there are month long reservations.

Great place to go to! Can't miss the soup or any of the dishes that are on the menu. The service is…read morevery friendly and the pricing very reasonable. Another good thing is that the restaurant is off Sopot main street, hence it is more authentic and less touristy. Overall, very pleased with the quality of food and the service! Go and check it out!

Good service. Interesting menu. Features heavy on goose. I got the goose pirogies. Excellent! BF…read moregot the beef checks, which were amazing. Nice shaded patio.

Good place for a drink and dinner! Wonderful outdoor seating…read morewith a beautiful view of St. George cathedral. Food and drink was reasonably priced. The goose leg was very tender and well cooked, but a bit overpowered with the plum sauce. I enjoyed the well-portioned sides, though, consisting of a cabbage salad and boiled potatoes. Service was a bit slow but our server was hospitable. Would return!

Stumbled upon this little gem in Sopot just this past Thursday while on vacation!…read more What can I say, super cute decor that makes you feel like you've travelled back in time... very cosy with lots of anitique-y gadgets and paintings all over. Best of all, they have board games and even a table that IS the chess board (with drawers underneath for the pieces) The coffee/ tea isn't super duper, but is alright for the price you pay (10zl). The only complaint I have is the music!!!! They should really be playing some mellow jazz for the decor they have (it would be perfect!) but they were playing pop music from when I was in middle school... that, combined with it being a little too loud, was a buzzkill for my experience there. It think without me being a bit cold and tired, and the lure of boardgames, I would have bounced out of there immediately! Overall, a great place to hangout, hide out, and chill. Just change the music! I also imagine it would be nice to sit on the patio in the summer - very cute.

Very nice place in Sopot where you can enjoy drinking and eating without too many tourists. Read…read moremore about it: http://www.kultpour.de/kultreporte/stadtschw%C3%A4rmer/in... (http://www.kultpour.de/kultreporte/stadtschw%C3%A4mer/im-deutschen-land/)

A delicious meal with an assortment of pierogi. We had white chocolate raspberry, sauerkraut, meat,…read moreruskie and blueberry. Recommend Mandu highly!

Food was delicious, made to order. I had seasonal pumpkin…read morepierogis but there is a great selection of more traditional options like wild mushrooms, potatoes and cheese or meat stuffing.

We called in here for a coffee on our first night. We had arrived at the hotel quite late and the…read moretown was in darkness. We off-loaded our bags in our room and as it wasn't too late we decided to go out and get our bearings. It was dark, cool and damp. The streets were wet so it had already rained before we arrived. As it was our first visit to Poland we had no idea about the country, the culture and the people or what to expect. As time would prove we were in for a delightful time. This Mc D is on what is essentially Main Street and it's near to the train station. We got our coffees and the young chap serving wasn't the usual friendly sort you expect to find in a Mc D, no chance of being advised to have a nice day or life. Tiredness began to hit us as we sat in the very uncomfortable seats and we've noticed as years roll by that tiredness arrives quickly and grips quickly too so we made our way back to the hotel. It turned out that this was our one and only visit to Mc D as there were far better, more friendly and much more comfortable eating & drinking places all around us.