Polakowski

The restaurant is set up in a self-​service style meaning you line up to place your order and return to the serving area when your number is called if part of your meal needed to be cooked. The restaurant was quite busy when we turned up at 8pm and the poor girl behind the counter was the only one working the front part of the restaurant meaning she was constantly multi-​tasking between taking orders, prepping meals and serving customers their food when it was ready; she did an exceptional job at it however!
We decided to order a serving of meat dumplings with butter, Jewish stew and turkey with mushroom sauce and chips to split between us. The stew was very filling and so reduced down that there was barely any liquid left at all, but the stew was delicious containing meat, beans and other vegetables. The dumplings were nice but super filling as they were filled to the brim with meat and the melted butter sauce over them. The turkey and chips with mushroom sauce was nice but nothing special, we had ordered it so that we could get some solid protein after all the walking we had done earlier in the day. My dining companion being a regular consumer of Turkey meat enjoyed it, I was impressed with the chips as they were one of the nicest ones I’ve had in a long while. I also order a glass of homemade compot which was a cold drink made from fruit being boiled in water with sugar. All the food and drinks was delicious and by the time we finished it all we were absolutely stuffed for less than £10 for the two of us including 2 drinks each.
We were recommended this restaurant by staff at the hostel we were staying in as well as our walking tour leader. Overall I would happily return again for a cheap and filling feed.

J’ai adoré ce restaurant, j’espère y revenir un jour !
Ce restau rentre dans les catégorie des «milk bar», qui sont des lieux où manger pour vraiment pas chers, et c’est bien le cas de le dire ! Nous avons mangé des Pierogis (sorte de gros ravioli polonais) pour 9 Zl, ce qui représentait à cette période à peine plus de 2 €. Et la quantité était pourtant bel et bien là, sans parler du goût ! J’ai aussi pu goûter une de leur soupe à la betterave avec des œufs (malheureusement je né me souviens plus du nom) sans déception !
Bien que ce soit très bon, consistant et vraiment économique, il faut savoir que la salle est très très petite, il me semble qu’il n’y avait que 6 ou 7 petites tables, il faut donc avoir de la chance pour avoir de la place, ou prévoir d’attendre un moment. Le service né se fait pas de manière traditionnelle: on passé commande à la caisse, on règle, on obtient un numéro et on se lève chercher notre plat lorsque le numéro est appelé. Le souci c’est que votre numéro est appelé en polonais… Il faut donc bien guetter les assiettes pour savoir quand c’est à nous !

Wszystko jest bardzo smaczne, a ceny są świetne!

a cute restaurant with traditional polish food (like pierogi), vegetables ALL OVER and the people working there wear the funniest hats ever. And: main dish + vegetables + drink for less than EUR3,50!