IMPORTANT: waitstaff did not speak English, so make sure you've brushed up on your german and/or…read morepolish before you go. And don't be surprised by that, Gorlitz is not a foreign tourist spot... its where the Germans go to get away. Stay in Gorlitz and walk across the walking bridge by the big church along the river. They have free Wifi... so yes after dinner we walked to Poland for free internet and Zywiec :-) Grab a table with a view of Germany, order pierogies, 2 Zywiec and enjoy your afternoon or early evening for next to nothing. The euro will go a long way, and if you're extra thrifty walk up the street in poland to the little liquor store and buy some vodka to take back with you. Glad we found this spot so I could make my american polish relatives jealous :-)

An easy international excursion from Goerlitz Germany. (Cross the pedestrian only bridge, turn…read moreleft, and descend a small staircase). Prices are outrageously good since it's in Poland. I had Pirogis which were just ok and my wife ordered Chicken with mushrooms which was better. I also had a large beer, she a hot chocolate, and we ordered dessert of an old Polish apple cake and an Irish Coffee. All of that came to 87 zloty or under $20 USD. It is the only convenient Polish restaurant for pedestrians in Goerlitz and I would stop in again given the chance.

SIMPLY AMAZING!!! SERVICE, ATMOSPHERE, FOOD!!! WOW!!!…read moreGO HERE!!!!!! We were blown away! BEST soup I have ever had- great flat bread, amazing drinks.... Okay beef stragonoff- good just not what we expected.

The food is GREAT. But they took forever, they dropped my friends pizza and then it took even…read morelonger, took even longer for the check to come out...would have been five stars if the service was better.

Have had the pleasure of staying in this picturesque old farm house twice, and can only sing its…read morepraises. Clean rooms, each tastefully decorated and including a private shower/wc. Wonderfully accommodating staff, even in a pinch. The staff speaks limited English, I believe, but must admit only spoke German, but good German as well. Fans included in the rooms as most of Europe doesn't have air conditioners. The price of the room includes a breakfast that will leave you very satisfied, and for a reasonable additional price you can also have dinner there. The dinning room decorations embrace the traditional polish farmer mood but with free wifi offered the hotel does well at keeping up with the times as well! Recommend to anyone.