Quick walk in Sopot and took a chance on this place. Actually ate in their extra garden seating,…read morenot inside. Good fun people watching. Service was good. They spoke enough English so we could get by. Food was surprising significantly better than expected! My grilled Halibut was actually the best I have ever had. Wife's fish and chips & kid's pierogi's were good also. Black Polish beer was excellent too!

Authentic pierogi? Yes, please…read more There are any number of places in Poland in which to get good pierogi - and as much as I'd love the opportunity to try them all, this is the place where we landed today. It's a cozy and very colorful place, with wonderful aromas and old world charm. The service is, well, decidedly European - you can't be in a rush when you get here, and being all "American" about it won't get your food on the table any faster. I've been living in Spain for eight years now and I find table service to be quite a bit slower than in the US. Then again, they aren't chasing you out of the restaurant when you finish eating, either - they give you plenty of time to just chat with your mates and enjoy another round. As for the pierogi? I would GLADLY come back here!

With the long lines every night and the popularity of the place, it does not live up to the hype…read more Lets start with the positives. The mojito was fresh and tasty but still with a decent amount of rum punch. I had a pasta with sirloin in a creamy sauce. The flavor was "ok" but there was not so much of the nice sirloin to be found. My wife had the grilled octopus and while the octopus itself was tender and well cooked she didnt quite understand the combination of asian influenced flavors like ginger and chili together with somewhat tasteless lentils. Unbalanced dish to be kind. The 90's Music didnt help with the ambiance so i would choose something else next time.

Very good food and atmosphere. Staff extremely friendly. Went there on Sunday-extremely busy but…read morestaff was doing everything possible so we did not wait too long.

Great service. Needs a bigger beer selection. Traditional polish food. Fancy type. Not old…read morefashion or 'family' type polish food. But great food.

the food is disgusting. traditional zurek soup diluted with water. dumplings are very fatty,…read moremashed taste disgusting. the place smells of mothballs.

Life brings surprises. You will walk Sopot's Monciak Ave long intending to visit a lovely French…read morebistro for a lunch and land in a gorgeous pub instead, a couple of houses farther... (NB, the bistro turned out to be out of business unfortunately.) Eric and his wife have arranged the No. 5 in the way my partner and I got enchanted; the layout inside is very modern but decorated with taste, warm and welcoming to stay. Despite lousy weather we decided to test some of the selection of 20 mainly Polish craft beers on the multitap. The food menu was "typical" pub stuff, but out choice turned out to be delicious; for the lunch we had a vegan bufallo and mariposa salad. All fresh and well combined. Plus free tap water, still not so obvious in the country. Great coffee from the espresso machine afterwards. We had a genuine pleasure to be served and entertained by the owner; the guy was charming and caring. Would give the 6th yelp star if they shared their music playlists so that you can subscribe when away!

We wandered the street of Gdansk for hours and worked up an appetite! After passing many…read morerestaurants we saw Patio Espanol and decided that Tapas and wine were perfect! We ordered the Shrimp (Gambas), Serrano Ham, cheese plate and a beef plate with philo dough. Our food was amazing! The beef and shrimp were cooked perfectly, the cheese plate was delicious and the ham was delicately sliced and very tasty. We enjoyed a nice bottle of Spanish wine that the waiter suggested and were not disappointed. The desert was sweet and tasty! The food was amazing and the service was wonderful. A perfect afternoon!

Nice place. I was surprised it wasn't on yelp, but was able to read some reviews from on another…read morewebsite. Service was okay, nothing wrong with it. Food was good. I really enjoyed the tapas for two to share. The only disappointing thing was the goat cheese that was in the soup, which I didn't remember having seeing it on the menu (otherwise I wouldn't have ordered it). A little pricy (30-50zt per dish, about 65zl for tapas for two), but the whole area is expensive. I would return if I pass by!