Very nice big place. All wooden. Looks like they hold weddings or big gatherings in their large…read morehall on the left of the building. In the main dining room, I had an excellent trout served whole with head and tail sliced in half and stuffed with butter and spinach (not filet but easy to debone) I chose as my side boiled fresh potatoes with dill. Delicious. Service was excellent and prices very reasonable. Excellent stop on the way from Lublin to Warsaw. About half way.

Up-market-but-traditional Polish restaurant in the heart of Warsaw's old town in a subterranean…read moresetting. Well-made traditional Polish food - suitable for hearty appetites rather than delicate tastes.

What a gem! I've traveled to Warsaw, Poland all my life, numerous times a year! It truly is a…read moresecret... The interior is mystical, with the dining rooms in the brick-walled basement. Very old-style and homey Polish interior: flower-printed table cloths, candles, wooden chairs, and very majestic, castle-inspired furniture and decor. Our waiter was more than just polite. He never turned his back at us when leaving our table, but instead backed away slowly and out, which made us feel royal. At start, he served us an appetizer on the house: a Polish traditional food called "szmalec." We then ordered a couple traditional Polish foods. They serve most Polish dishes. The food was amazing, and as I usually request, he made sure my dish was gluten free. I had the deer ragout, which was delightful. My friend tried the Polish beet soup and dumplings filled with ground meat. At the end, our waiter served us two glasses each of two different liqueurs commonly drunk in Poland. We had wine to the meals. The check ended in around 180 Polish zlotys, which equals around $57. I highly recommend this secret place. Even though it won't be such a secret for very long then.

Dry good food! Pierogies were not too impressive but they were pretty good. They found other…read morerestaurants for Pierogies. Everything else was really good and the prices were reasonable.

A must to try Pierogi while in Poland and no place does it better than this restaurant. Try the…read moredifferent ones -- cheese/potatoes, meat (our favorite) -- they're really good. Chocolate cake was a let down. Too dry. Try another dessert. Servers were very nice and friendly.

I have traveled the world extensively, having been to six of the seven continents. This said, one…read moreof my favorite restaurants in the world is in my mother's birthplace of Poland... it is called Folk Gospoda. The food is amazing, from the fantastic pierogi's, excellent bigos and sublime roast venison in forest mushroom sauce. This is also authentic Polish fare, in a traditional Polish setting . The wait staff is pleasant and efficient. I go there every time I am in Warszawa (Warsaw)

Absolutely loved the food here!…read more My husband and I found this place on Yelp, and it was a short walk from our hotel so we tried it out and were not disappointed. The interior was warm and charming, and the menu was extensive. I had the spinach and goat cheese pierogis, with a bowl of borscht and my goodness, was my meal delicious! My husband had the sirloin steak and raved about it. Service was excellent and courteous. Although the prices might seem a little high, with the exchange rate what it was during our visit, we really couldn't complain. This was a great choice for good, solid Polish food in a welcoming environment.

Biesy is a very cool restaurant underground in the Old Town. It has been converted into a…read morerestaurant from the old tunnels where the Jewish people hid. The decorations inside are very neat with lots of mirrors and it definitely still feels like tunnels and you can see the parts where they have been closed off. The menu is super cute and lists items based on the seven deadly sins. The food is also excellent and a great spot for the famous Polish potato pancakes. We also got Apple Pie drinks which are apple juice with the famous Żubrówka (Bison Grass Vodka) that tastes like cinnamon spice. The drink really tastes like apple pie!!! This place is definitely a good spot for a chill and cozy Polish dinner in Lublin.

Went here with some customers recently when visiting Poland and Warsaw. Being near their factory,…read morethis was a place they frequent and were happy to take me to. I had no idea what to expect but was absolutely amazed. This is a beautiful little Polish restaurant with a very rustic decor that serves some very traditional styles of Polish food. But the great thing is, it's attached into a horse stable business where while you eat you can directly into the training arena for the horses under a large roof. Then afterwards you can walk around and see the stables and areas where the horses are kept, trained and very well cared for. We started with some type of traditional Polish soup which was amazing and then I had some type of pork cutlets in gravy over a grainy like barely sort of thing which told was from corn and was very healthy and very Polish. Plus there was a little salad bar area where you could fix a bowl of this really tasty cabbage salad with veggies and marinated beet root. Finding this place is not the easiest as it's down a long gravel very rutted out road. But totally worth finding and I was grateful for the experience.

Good food, fresh and tasty, typical polish kitchen.Good Service!…read moreNice atmosphere. Worth it to visit.

Siwy Dym is a traditional Polish restaurant that serves a great selection of Polish dishes. Since…read morethis was my first and so far last traditional Polish meal I can only give you my opinion. If locals like it or hate it I don't know. The decorations inside gives a very rustic and macho feel with massive wooden furniture, tremendous wooden carvings and a few bear skins hanging around. The waitresses are dressed in what I guess is tradtional costumes and they are polite, attentive and sweet, but utter useless in english. I will work on my Polish until next time so we can communicate better :-) I ordered a beet root soup with dumplings for starters and it was really, really good. For the main course I went for the breaded pork chop with potatoes and three types of fermented vegetables. I especially liked the vegetables and the only thing I missed was some sort of sauce so it wouldn't be so dry. All in all a great place that I would come back to for more delicious Polish meals.

Amazing food - tasty, fresh and true polish. Great choice of wines. Professional service and…read moreamazing outdoor ambiance. Perfect place for summer lunch.

What a spectacular surprise send by Michael hotel concierge ,and to my surprise. Fantastic. Very…read morenice people. Traditional Polish food with the little flair!! So far the best I had in Warsaw

Right before the gas station.Great authentic polish food. Great atmosphere. Great service…read more Playground for the kids is located outside. Highly recommend to someone who wants to try out polish cuisine at its best.