Food was good, not exceptional. Restaurant is in a super cool old building, tons of ambience…read more Service was good. We'd go back.

Food was excellent. Very nice variety of beverages also. our server was great and prompt…read more Interesting dishes I would never have thought you could get in Poland.

I was in Gdansk visiting family and had plans to go to dinner with 2 different cousins. Imagine how…read moreimpressed I was hearing BOTH of them had plans on taking me hear for dinner. The weather outside was cold and rainy but the inside was stunning, I completely forgot about the weather. The service was impeccable, the waitress being extremely professional yet warm. I had the Tagliolini nero Tajskie and it did not disappoint! It was so beautiful I almost didn't want to eat it. While the menu said it was spicy, I did not agree with that, however since Polish food isn't spicy, I can see why they added the little chili pepper on the menu. I also ordered the Japanese Spritz. It was so yummy and refreshing and of course the presentation was fantastic as well! I highly recommend this restaurant to anyone looking for a really nice meal!

Incredible spot with a great location right on the canal in Gdańsk. The atmosphere was only…read moreoutclassed by the food, we thoroughly enjoyed our meal!

Happy to have found excellent reviews for this place while we were in Gdansk…read more They advertise Napoletana (Naples) style pizza and as someone who had been to Italy and love that style of pizza, I can say they meet expectations. My husband and I shared a margherita pizza as we wanted to save room for dessert. We shared a large bottle of sparkling water and each got a cannolo. The cannoli were delicious. Our meal cost 106 zloty which is about $29. Not bad at all considering it's in the waterfront. Our server was friendly and accommodating (I forgive him for forgetting our dessert order - he was attending to many guests). The restaurant is a bit cramped but is decorated nicely. Food rating: 5 stars, service and ambiance: 4

Simply amazing! Superb dough, sauce and spice . Cool contemporary atmosphere, family friendly too.read more

We went twice while in Gdansk. Great selection of seafood; appropriate for a port city. Excellent…read moreservice. Has seating inside and outside. Outside is nearly right on the river. Full bar. Reasonably priced. Staff is fluent in English. Even has a kids' menu. Good choice of appetizers and desserts. The oysters are a specialty.

Came here for breakfast. Their sign said the best breakfast in town. And they were right…read more I had fried eggs served over baby octopus. Who knew? It was in a sauce of white wine, garlic, and red pepper flakes, sprinkled with watercress. They gave you some lovely bread to sop up all the juice. Which I did this was like $10 US. Was one of the most amazing breakfast meals in my life.

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.

The specialty of Bar Pod Ryba (which curiously means "Under the Fish") is the jacket potato. This…read morewas nothing more than a roasted potato cut in half and filled with a selection of toppings--but the result was a delicious dish greater than the sum of its parts! My pick was the "Trio Mix," which came with herring salad, shredded cabbage, and tzatziki, topped off with bean sprouts, scallions, red currants, and leaves of endive. This was an incredible combination of ingredients, from the refreshing tzatziki to the briney herring to the crunchy cabbage and toppings! But I was an even bigger fan of the jacket potato with Bialowieza-style chanterelles, which came with an unbelievably huge portion of mushrooms cooked in a dill and cream sauce. The meaty mushrooms had so much umami flavor, and the cream sauce paired perfectly with the starchy potato. I also added the caper sauce, made with yogurt, mayo, capers, anchovies, and dill, which brought out the flavors even more. On the side, we also got orders of shredded cabbage, shredded beets, and sauerkraut, which made for refreshing side dishes.

At first glance this one looked promising. The menu mainly consists of stuffed potatoes. The…read morechoices on the menu are vast; toppings ranging from bacon to chicken to veggie loving. The prices are very decent, considering the location. However, after sitting down it turned out that the waitresses (no exception here) were unfriendly and slow. The food took 50 minutes to be served and none of the waitresses ask for second rounds of drinks. Moreover, asking for another drink ends up with rolling eyes from the waitress. The drinks took a solid 15 minutes before they arrived. As for the food, it wasn't that good. It was served lukewarm and didn't have the tastiness I expected after seeing the menu. Definitely not going here again.

Nice little restaurant along the canal. Being from the Los Angeles area where we have lots of…read morechoices for Thai cuisine, Lao Thai compares very well. I had the Tom Ka Kai soup and the chicken green curry. Both were very good. The help was very friendly and attentive.

Very nice place right next to canal, concert hall and World War 2 museum. The location is…read moredefinitely a big plus. The food was good and the staff was friendly. The only minus might be the price of the food as it was rather on the expensive side. But overall, I'd recommend this restaurant.