The beef steak, foie, and tartar was amazing. Wine selection was great too. Will come back again.read more

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.

Fairly small Italian restaurant (10 tables) in a side street in Poznan's center. Large selection of…read morepasta and pizza, as well as some meat dishes (vegetarian also available). The duck carpaccio appetizer is delicious, and all pastas and pizzas can be recommended. Suitable for lunch and dinner, but can be full in the evenings (call ahead for a table). Often international guests (casual business dinners), as well as couples and groups. English and (and possibly German) spoken, credit cards accepted. Special atmosphere from the interior decorating (see their pictures on the website). My favorite restaurant in Poznan. Update: They have recently remodeled/expanded to add seating and private dining/conference rooms on the upper level.

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!

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!!

The best sour soup I had in Poznan. The pierogis were excellent as well. This place is never…read morecrowded, yet the food is great. Definitely an underrated establishment in the Poznan square.

Czech food! Never been to Czech Republic but my Polish friends who have recommended this place to…read moreme and boy I'm happy they did! Food is served in good sized portions (you won't be hungry!), very good mix of tastes. They have different types of beer for you to try as well. During summer days it's nice to sit on the courtyard in the back where you can even catch some sun :)

I had a very good weekday dinner at this small, comfortable restaurant - it's wine cellar is an…read moreadjacent wine and spirits shop, same owner. The servers were excellent, especially the sommelier. However, I was disappointed to repeatedly hear the servers use a crumb vacuum (!) between courses, at each table, as needed. Crumb knife or scoop, of course. A brush, yes. Even that manual roller brush device thing. Maybe. Because none of those items is loud enough to interrupt the conversation at the next table. In any case, I did enjoy the cod with sea lettuce and fennel, and the beef sirloin with side of marrow. Unfortunately, my beef marrow, blue cheese and beetroot biscuit, while delicious, became a bit messy after the first bite. And I really appreciated the Stella Pirrum pear vodka digestif, which, I was told, is distilled in Leszno, specifically for this restaurant (and wine merchant). I will have to return. 2025 04 10. M1.

Great evening experiencing Muga's Reserva Tasting menu- opt for caviar and the higher level wine…read morepairings. The wine shop became my go-to for Poland wines which are excellent.