When I'm in Poland, I usually stop at the restaurant with pizza that my family has been going to…read morefor years, but we decided to try something different this time. We went on a Thursday right around noon. The restaurant was mostly empty, but we were greeted by a server (sorry, can't remember his name!). He told us we could sit anywhere but recommended the front of the restaurant as there was a section of tables with couch style seating since I was with my Babcia. He went through the menu for us as well. I had wanted to try a regional beer and our server recommended one, I can't remember the name but it was very easy to drink. My Babcia got the Blueberry (Jagodowe) pierogi which were absolutely fantastic. I ordered the Barszcz and the Ruskie Pierogi. I was not disappointed! The restaurant itself was clean, as were the restrooms. Overall, I would highly recommend this restaurant if you are in the area and looking for a nice lunch or dinner. I'll try to stop by again next year and I think I'll order the jagodowe pierogi since those were my favorite.

The service it's nice and attentive. The best place to taste the tipical pierogi! Everything was…read morereally tastefull. Land is not expensive at all.

We stopped here as part of a 41 person guided tour…read more The best way to describe this place for Americans would be a truck stop with a built in polish Hoff Brau. Selection of their prepared foods went quickly and they got through our group of 41 quickly. Selection was good, lots of choices, mostly Polish and European food. Prices were reasonable. Lunch for two including drinks was 15 USD.

Really good food. Nice outdoor seating area. Friendly and efficient service. Food is very good…read moreat prices not outrageous for area/. This is a place worth checking out.

Getting a little pierogi fatigued during your time in Poland? Then how about some really BIG…read morepierogi, from Lithuania?? Joking aside, this place was really delicious and a nice change of pace from Polish cuisine. It's pretty different actually, with a level of spice that isn't explosive or anything but still can have significantly more heat than you're likely to find in the local food. Super gracious hosts and a great vegetarian selection too!

We had schnitzel in large (front) and small back and porigen. The food was very good and is…read morerecommended.

The most amazing Strawberry vodka. I had 2 shots! The potato pancakes were amazing…read more We went back the next day

If you want a taste of true Polish cuisine while visiting in Gdańsk this is a place to go. A short…read morewalk off the main old town tourist area this authentic Polish Milk bar offers a ton of great Polish dishes. These milk bars are set up like an American style cafeteria but with food that you actually want to eat.

It's kind of hard to find in its basement location down an unassuming staircase, but it's worth…read morehunting down. When you go inside you discover a traditional Polish restaurant with great classic dishes at low prices. You order at the counter, so don't wait at a table for service! Stick to traditional Polish classics like cabbage rolls, pierogi, or the gypsy pancake. They also have good offers for a soup and a dish of the day. All main course meals come with a free small beer!

Delicious food, simple atmosphere, location near the majority of downtown must see sights, not too…read morecostly, large portions. Menu includes Polish dishes from potato. Quick and friendly service. For 50 zloty in total per person you'll be full. I would definitely recommend the Pyra Bar for having a dinner.

WOW! Simply wow. The Potato Casserole with broccoli and cheese was delicious. I recommend that you…read morepay the extra for more mozzarella. The staff was amazing, friendly and helpful. They spoke excellent English which was a major plus.