I'm goin 5 stars for this awesome restaurant. The tornado and I are in town for only one night and…read morewe had to choose this beautiful ivy covered restaurant to eat our only dinner at. We walked right up and were greeted with a big smile from a sweet young lady named Karla. She turned out to be our server too! She guided us thru the menu and we chose the filet steak and a Cesar Chicken sandwich. Starting with a couple of vodkas the food came out quickly and we just couldn't believe how good it was. Tammy the Tornados Filet steak was seasoned just right and cooked to a perfect medium rare. My chicken sandwich was literally the best chicken sandwich I've ever had. Karla was the kind of server you only dream about having. Hats off to whoever owns Portobello. You run a top notch restaurant and hire the best people! Now, to stray off course for a minute. I know I'm not going to live forever and I want to leave the following declaration of love to the love of my life Tammy The Tornado. Hopefully she will read this in the distant future when I'm long gone. You baby are the best thing that's ever happened to any man in history. I wish I could have lived forever by your side. I hope you have the most awesome life without me. I wish you nothing but the best and I hope you are the happiest lady that ever lived. I love you and I cherish every day I had with you! Your love...Crazy Bernie

Beautiful restaurant inside and out!! Walked right in on a Sunday afternoon and was seated right…read moreaway. Food was absolutely delicious. Service was also great. Check out the photos of this place!

Food and Service. Sandra our server was great even though she was slammed by our tour group. My…read morewife had the carbonara, which had great flavor... ver authentic. I had the vegetarian pizza. named Pugliese. Awesome flavor and the pizza crust was excellent ... thin crust.

Was looking for a quick bite to eat before going to the concentration camps. This seemed to have…read morebeen in a local area of the city, so we decided to stop in. We had good service, the waitress was attentive. Was this the most amazing pizza I have had, it was not. But, do not be discouraged but this, it just was not off the charts for me. I do want to say though that you could tell the dough was fresh and that the ingredients were fresh too. It was also nice that the owner came and checked on us during our meal. If I was in the area again, I would stop in and eat here.

This was my favorite restaurant during the entire stay in Poland. It is far from the tourist sites…read morein Oswiecim/Auschwitz, and so you will generally find only locals here, although some tourist buses know to bring others and you might discover a group of non-locals all arriving at once. Note that on the back pages of the long menu of Italian dishes there is a short list of Polish dishes available as well. Order from this page if you're a non-Polish visitor! This is the list of truly delicious local specialties. I loved it here and would come back immediately.

Came here for dinner. At first I thought it would be just average food but boy was I wrong. Not…read moreonly is the place decorated In a really cute/ delicate setting but also the staff is very friendly and the pasta was super delicious. Me and my girlfriend both ordered the vegetarian pasta except hers had shrimp and we both were very happy. The taste was unique super savory, tasted like really authentic, homemade delicious pasta! I would totally recommend this place and everything else that people were eating around us seemed delicious as well. In addition to the pasta the wine was delicious, we had the semi-dry red and we loved it.

The salame pizza was basic but good, very thin base. Big pizzas are huge here so for a regular…read morehunger small is fine. Salmon salad was quite small and there should've been more lettuce. The waitress spoke quite good English. The terrace was nice. Prices are very low for a Finnish tourist. You have to order at the desk and pay first.

OK, how many people travel to Poland to enjoy Venice-style pizza? Guilty as charged…read more Well, pizza is sort of an international gastronomical language, isn't it? It's popular in Pszczyna, Poland, that's for sure. If the pictures don't make your stomach growl, nothing will. All of this, including the beers cost 49 Zloty ($14.70) Can it get any better?