Czech food! Never been to Czech Republic but my Polish friends who have recommended this place to…read moreme and boy I'm happy they did! Food is served in good sized portions (you won't be hungry!), very good mix of tastes. They have different types of beer for you to try as well. During summer days it's nice to sit on the courtyard in the back where you can even catch some sun :)

When in Poznan this is the place! Such a great selection of classic Polish dishes. We enjoyed many…read moreof the dishes our waitress recommended and had such great service. Wiejskie Jadlo has a very friendly and welcoming atmosphere. The wait staff was extremely friendly and sincere. We enjoyed seating outside midday. The food was top notch. We have tried many places in Poznan for traditional dishes and this was for sure a favorite. If you are looking for authentic dishes you cannot go wrong with Wiejskie Jadlo.

First time eating traditional Polish food and it was amazing and the dessert was fresh of the oven…read moreand delicious with very affordable prices and great service

Went into this restaurant thinking I was about to spend a fortune. The ambience is set for friends,…read morefamily, or a romantic evening. The service was white glove, and very attentive. As for the food, it was a delicate delicious. Everything from the presentation to the taste was spot on, and carefully thought out. Overall dining here made us feel fancy and special.

I thought this location was beautiful placed with a great environment. The food was excellent!! It…read morewas fast, fresh, and I would come back here again. Everything we tasted and had brought out to us was perfect!!

Cute place that serves mostly potato dishes. Great potato pancakes, fluffy, crispy and not at all…read moregreasy. Mine were with smoked salmon and dill sour cream. Reasonably priced and low key. The soup of the day was a bit watery. I had hoped for something thicker but it was okay.

The entire menu at Pyra Bar is centered on one ingredient: the potato. Jacket (baked) potatoes,…read morepotato pancakes, and potato casseroles, each served with a different sauce or toppings. The Sledzionko came with a mixture of herring, pickles, apples, and onion in a chilled sour cream sauce; and the LO!Sos came with a creamy sauce of mascarpone, sour cream, lemon, dill, and chives topped with a slice of smoked salmon. Both dishes came with three chunks of roasted potato, which had crispy skin and were nicely seasoned with salt, dill, and chives. We also got a creamy coleslaw on the side to go with the potatoes, but my favorite part was definitely the herring salad, which had just the right balance of briney/seafoody flavors, a refreshing crunch, and a creamy, herbaceous sauce!

Nice, little Polish restaurant in a cellar of a building at plac Wolności…read more The owner and waitress have been very friendly and obliging. The menu card was written in polish but that didn't matter really, because the owner took time to translate it. He also gave a short description on the few but well chosen menus that were absolutely fresh and seasonal. We really enjoyed it to eat there and if visit Poznań again it will be a pleasure to come back to eat there!

Very friendly service. The food (we had pierogis) was amazing and the interior design is cozy -…read morenice jazz music that plays in the background and isn't intrusive. I definitely recommend it!

Hey now Poznan! This restaurant is wonderful, a little off the beaten but walkable from the center…read moreof town. It's a no-nonsense kinda joint, not fancy, but still quaint, and the most delicious food! I had the nalesniki with cottage cheese (kinda like a crepe). Just crispy enough on the edges with some juicy cottage cheese wrapped up in the folds. A side of whipped cream made it delightful. My cohorts had the mixed plate of pierogies and said they were absolutely delicious! Not too expensive, and a relaxed/casual atmosphere made for a nice afternoon meal. They close on the early side so make sure to arrive before they close.

Oh man it was good. I had the crepes with mushrooms and was absolutely blown away. Completely…read moredelicious. Great prices too, at least if you're paying in Canadian dollars. Everything the other patrons were eating looked incredible as well. Only issue was the somewhat uncomfortable seating and the insipid pop radio that was playing but this joint isn't really for hipsters.

The review is for the hotel. The rooms are clean, but bit…read moredated and bit too dark with all the dark wood furniture. The location is amazing, right at the Old Town's Square. However, there is NO ELEVATOR and the hotels are on 3rd and 4th floor. Do not book if you have any disability or lots of lugagges.

Great location! Nice service. We came at 6:30 on Saturday night, waited about 15 mins and got a…read moretable. The beer is great, and the beer cocktail is amazing. I love it. Food wise, the salmon salad is fresh and tasty. The duck dish is not something I would recommend. It was a little greasy and maybe too sweet for my taste. But generally, it was good. It was a little expensive here compared to other local restaurant. But it got a good view on the square. 这里位置很好，可以看到广场。服务不错，星期六下午人很多，等了一会才有位置。菜做的还可以。主要是啤酒很好喝。下次如果有机会还会来！

We stopped at this spot for an afternoon snack and we are so glad we did. They have a nice…read moreselection of fresh baked and boiled pierogi as well as salads, drinks and desserts. Our server was very friendly and helpful to choose which pierogi to try. They came out so fresh and delicious and the baked ones especially are so filling. The place has ample seating and natural light and we had a great chat with the young staff. We loved it and would definitely return again.

One of the main reasons I was so excited to visit Poznan was to try pierogis for the first time. I…read morehad really hyped this up in my head and Na Winklu lived up to it! The restaurant/cafe is located in a really cute non-touristy part of the city surrounded by cobblestone. The cafe itself is very quaint and homey. They two ladies there were so friendly and made our experience that much better. They helped explain everything and suggested beers. Now the pierogis... WOW! We had the italiano, Mexican, la chik and the boiled ones with meat. Out of the baked ones, La Chik was our favorite. The chicken was cooked so well & the cheese was goey and delicious. We also loved the meat boiled ones. It was really nice mix of savory and sweet. Also prices are so good compared to the US. Highly recommend Na Winklu if you're ever in Poland!