The kompot was a nice touch, really tasted homemade. Service felt genuine, like they actually cared we were there. Place has some soul to it.

The lentil pierogies are still the best I&#39;ve had around here. Kept coming back for those. Cozy spot, decent beer list too.

Nice spot with some proper Polish dishes, not the usual heavy stuff. Food was solid, though service took its time. Quiet enough to actually talk without shouting.

The pizza was fresh and well-made, and the price felt right for what you get. Service was friendly too. Just wish the seating was a bit more comfortable, but it was a solid stop.

The ribeye was really good &mdash; tender, cooked just the way I asked. I liked that the staff checked on us without hovering. Cozy inside, not too loud. I&rsquo;d come back if I&rsquo;m in the area again.

Tried the wild boar dumplings and the deep-fried kimchi ones &mdash; those were the highlight for sure. Crispy outside, juicy inside, really good combo. Portions are pretty big too, so don&#39;t order too much at once. Place was busy but we got seated fast. Would come back just for those kimchi ones honestly.

The trout here was really good &mdash; cooked simply, flaky, with that buttery feel. Place is right by the main square, super easy to find. Service was quick too, which I honestly didn&#39;t expect given how busy it was. Solid pick if you&#39;re in the area and want something traditional without the tourist-trap vibe. Maybe slightly pricier than other spots, but fine for what you get.

Solid lunch on the terrace. Right by Old Town but quiet enough, just church bells in the background. Had the pierogi, decent. Staff was nice. Nothing fancy but fine for a quick stop. Prices fair for the location. Would sit outside again.

The penne with grilled veggies was the best thing I ate all week. Ribs were solid too, decent smoke flavor. Place was busy but food came out quick enough. Kinda wish they had a kids corner but whatever, I wasn&#39;t there for that. Just here for the pasta honestly.

The food was solid and the staff actually seemed happy to be there. Parking right across the street made it easy. A bit off the tourist trail, so it stayed quiet.

The French onion soup was proper good, and the fish and chips hit the spot. Cozy little place in the old town. They had an English menu too, which helped a lot.

Decent portions for the price, left full without breaking the bank. Flavors were solid, nothing fancy but hit the spot.

The Mexican soup was really good, nice and hearty. Cozy spot for a quiet meal, though the lemonade was a bit too sweet for me.

Tried the Indian and Greek stalls here &mdash; both were solid. Live band in the evening made it feel lively. Good spot if you&#39;re in a group and can&#39;t agree on what to eat.

Pizza was just okay, nothing fancy. But the spot right on the main street makes it easy to stop by. Service was the best part, honestly.

Small place, maybe 50 seats tops. We got lucky on a Saturday afternoon, only waited like 10 minutes. The tables are pretty close together though, you can hear everything the next table says. Not a huge deal but if you&#39;re looking for a quiet chat, might not be the spot. Food was decent, but honestly the seating situation is what I remember most.

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