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!!

We had to reserve through our hotel because it was hard to get reservations. Very traditional…read morePolish food right off the side of the old town square. The ambiance felt very old European. The service was typical Euro slow, but nice. The waitress' had no problem understanding our English. The food was really savory and hearty. We started with pickles and bread. I got a beef rollup with buckwheat and beets. Wife got roasted duck with baked apple. My son got fried pork cutlet. Everything on the plates were good!

Great food. Wonderful dick dish, mushroom soups, and whole fish. Recommend! The prices were…read morereasonable and the service friendly. Casual atmosphere with outdoor and indoor seating.

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!

The egg is very nice. And the decoration is Japanese. It was not a long time to wait. Anyway it's a…read morenice one i have been to during the trip this time

Delicious! Came here during our winter stay in Poznan - the warm, flavorful soup really hit the…read morespot on the cold snowy day! Took my little brother for his first ramen and he loved it. I'm glad they had a vegetarian version and it was loaded with vegetables and tofu yet it was creamy just how I love it. Will definitely be back!

Awesome homemade dessert and soup! They have 2 soups section everyday, the cauliflower soup and…read moreblackberry pie are awesome!

Very good restaurant with contemporary polish cuisine. Gluten-free and vegetarian options…read moreavailable. Homemade teas, fruit jams, dessert and pickles make everything extra fresh and tasty. I had the beef burger, my friends had redfish with cornbread and duck. All delicious!

Wonderful soups, especially the ones made of either beets or tomatoes. There are several varieties…read moreof pancakes including my two favorites: zucchini and buckwheat. The atmosphere is friendly and welcoming with cute tables and decorations. The food is homemade with fresh ingredients. Zaneta is the chef, waitress, and manager. You can walk to the old city square one block away.

Went in here without really knowing what to expect. It was a great surprise! The food was…read moredelicious. My friend had a lovely soup and I had sweet potato pancakes with feta and beetroot. Really tasty! Will come again.

Good amount of food. I got full. And as an American who is used to good size portions, that says a…read morelot. Food tastes authentic. My only complaint is the spicy Bulgogi wasn't spicy at all. I wanted more spice. It was only moderately spicy. They also give a lot of rice. I think no it's disproportionately too much compared to everything else.

Soooo good! Min's Table is a true gem and a great find in Poznan. The food is absolutely delicious…read moreand flavorful. There is a small dine in area and take away is also very easy with them. The menu is simple, but yet perfected. It is probably my favorite place I have found in Poznan. If you are looking for a quick dinner or delicious Korean food this is the absolute spot!

Ok! Our last several visits have improved a lot, so we can finally give the 5 stars we've been…read morewanting to give for so long! We still love our Salmon Mono Set, but we have ventured into trying the larger boat combinations, and they've been delicious! Sadly we will be leaving Poznan soon; Umami is definitely something we will miss greatly! Thank you!

Really impressed by the nigiri sushi: the sushi rice is firm and seasoned with just the right…read moreamount of vinegar, and there's a large variety of fish for selection. They have probably most authentic sushi that I ever found so far. We also ordered the ramen, along with the tenderly cooked pork are a variety of toppings, but unfortunately not so outstanding like the nigiri. The eggs are a bit overcooked and the broth is ok but not exactly best. Would definitely recommend the sushi, if you want to try genuine Edo style sushi this is your go-to place. But trying to go beyond that would maybe disappoint you (ironically unlike the name of this place suggests) However, the whole dining experience is just exceptional. The place is bright and modern, and the waitress really friendly, helpful and responsive. They even prepare hot towels in case the guest like to enjoy their sushi with their hands (aka me). I originally kinda skipped this restaurant because of the 3 star rating, and the price is higher than other options. But now I would say it was totally worthwhile. After reading the reviews people are mostly unsatisfied with the delivery. So I think I should do this place Justice and give them five stars.

Lunch is probably not the most busy time for restaurants in Poland as the majority I have visited…read moreare never particularly full. Or maybe I just choose wrong, but I don't think so. On a cold saturday afternoon went there for a late lunch and had no reservation, which was not a problem as explained previously, there were only 2 other tables being used at the time. The starters are a bit pricey so we skipped for soups as it was cold outside. I had the Zupa pomidorowa z kluseczkami z kurczaka i szpinaku (tomato soup with chicken and spinach dumplings) and my girlfriend had the Sycylijska zupa z łososiem, sandaczem i krewetkami (Sicilian soup with salmon, pike-perch and prawns). Both of them were very good but I always think soups are overcharged everywhere, they were good enough to make us full after it and even saying that if that was the only thing we ate it would have been ok. But we wanted more... we had ordered two pasta dishes: Ravioli z udźcem sarnim na sosie nelsońskim z podgrzybkami (Ravioli with venison on nelson sauce) and Tagliatelle szpinakowe ze świeżym łososiem i tartym imbirem (Spinach tagliatelle with salmon and ginger). One of the best pasta restaurants I have tried in Poznan. Pasta was al dente and not overcooked and the filling of the raviolis was just superb, so was the taggliatelle I had. They also have a large selection of steaks which we did not try. Didn't even look at desserts as we were so full there was no point. Overall really nice restaurant that will deserve a second visit.

This is a nice spot on the beautiful remodeled market square in Poznan. IT was too chilly to eat…read moreoutside so we went in, and it has a beautiful, rustic atmosphere inside. Our server was really friendly and funny and we definitely enjoyed our first real meal in Poland. I had the seasonal pierogi - stuffed with beef and served with a cranberry sauce. My husband had the burger and for an appetizer we tried the parmesan churros - which were salty and delicious. I even tried a Georgian wine. It feels a little touristy from the outside but it was nice and reasonably priced inside.

The food is authentic Polish cuisine (except for a few items for tourists with no sense of…read moreadventure). And it's delicious. We ate here twice (!) on a 4 night trip. The service is good to very good. The prices are great from a US perspective. Ambiance is very nice. Location in the main square is perfect. Highly recommend. Also, Olga was an amazing server. Very informative and friendly!