The tasting platter&rsquo;s the move if you can&rsquo;t pick. Got a good mix, savoury and sweet. The berry ones stood out, nice balance, not too sugary. Portions are decent for sharing. Place was a bit busy but we managed. Solid stop if you&rsquo;re in the area and want something different.

Came in right before closing and the lady up front still smiled and seated us. Cozy spot, nice vibe. Kris took care of us, super patient. Place was decent, we&#39;ll probably stop by again.

Solid spot for Polish food. Potato pancake starter was good, meat dumplings even better. Service was quick and friendly. Prices fair for the portion size. Would stop by again if in the area.

Stopped by for lunch &mdash; place is tucked in the Jewish Quarter, easy to miss. Menu&rsquo;s huge, almost too much to pick from. Got sushi and sashimi, both came out fast and looked decent. Fish tasted fresh, no complaints there. Service was friendly enough. Not the most mind-blowing Japanese I&rsquo;ve had, but solid for the area.

Nice little dumpling place in the Old Town, lamb ones were really good. Service was friendly too.

The pistachio croissant was the standout. Layers were properly flaky, the filling had actual pistachio taste, not that fake sweet paste. Coffee was fine, nothing special but did the job. Prices are slightly steep for a bakery, but you&#39;re paying for the pastry quality. Would get that croissant again if I&#39;m in the area.

Solid vegan lunch deal. Two courses, decent portions, everything tasted fresh. Daily menu changes so can&#39;t say what&#39;ll be there tomorrow. Price is fair for what you get. Place was quiet when I went. Good spot if you&#39;re in the area and want something light.

Fresh sushi, big portions. That caramelized salmon set was the highlight. Open kitchen is a nice touch too. Staff were on it, Abir especially.

Dropped in without a reservation, got a table fast. Had the duck, pretty solid. Plating looked nice, almost too nice to eat. Service was there when I needed it, not hovering. Place was a bit loud by the end, but that&#39;s on me for staying late. Fine for a casual dinner.

The broth and pork belly at Old School Tokyo were seriously good, the eggs too. Place is roomy with plants everywhere, chill spot to hang with friends. Staff were on it. Left super full 😅

The owner&#39;s mom actually came over to chat with us and even brought my son a little cake on the house. That was really sweet. Food was solid too, nothing fancy but tasty. Place felt more personal than your typical spot around here. Wouldn&#39;t mind going back if I&#39;m in the area again.

The katsu curry was pretty bland, but that mango panna cotta saved the meal. Nice space for Restaurant Week, just wish the flavors had more punch.

We showed up on a Saturday night without booking and they squeezed us in. That alone was a win. The ribs were properly done &mdash; juicy, not dry, decent smoke. Service was quick too, maybe a little too quick, but I wasn&#39;t complaining. I&#39;d go back if I&#39;m in the area again.

The lasagne was really good, honestly. Courtyard seating made it feel nicer than your average spot. Prices fair for what you get. Only thing is we waited a bit since we didn&#39;t book ahead. Worth it though.

Solid set lunch for the price&mdash;soup, main, side, and compote for next to nothing. Nothing fancy, just hearty Polish food.

The interior is really nicely done, and you get a solid view of the main square from the window. I had the pierogi and they were pretty good, well plated too. Staff were friendly enough, didn&#39;t have to wait long for anything. Just a heads up, it&#39;s a bit on the pricier side for what you get, but the atmosphere makes up for it.

We came here for a family thing and honestly the food was the highlight. The duck confit was spot on, crispy outside, tender inside. Wine list had a nice local touch too. Service was friendly but a bit slow when it got busy. Not the cheapest place, but you get what you pay for. Would come back for sure.

The vaulted brick cellar downstairs is the real deal&mdash;way more atmosphere than the cafe-style upstairs. Food&#39;s hearty, portions are generous, no complaints there. Service was fine, nothing special but got the job done. If you&#39;re after a decent dinner spot with character, this works. Just ask for a table downstairs when you book.

The apple pie here is really something&mdash;mostly filling, barely any crust, just the way I like it. The cafe itself has a nice, relaxed vibe. I stopped by for a quick bite and didn&#39;t feel rushed at all. Service was friendly enough, and I left satisfied. Wouldn&#39;t mind coming back if I&#39;m in the area again.

The shakshuka was solid &mdash; eggs cooked right, bread good for dipping. Cozy spot, though the chairs got a bit uncomfortable and the lighting felt too bright.

The pierogi were really good, but honestly the portions are on the smaller side. The balcony view of the Vistula though &mdash; that made it worth stopping by.

Came here with a couple of friends and honestly the buckwheat with chicken liver was the star of the night. So simple but really tasty. Prices are fair too, not crazy cheap but you get a decent portion. Place is pretty low-key, good for a casual catch-up. Wouldn&#39;t mind going back to try more stuff 😊

Big portions, proper Polish food, and it&rsquo;s right by the train station. I grabbed the lunch special before heading out&mdash;honestly, that was exactly what I needed. Nothing fancy, but it hit the spot. Place was busy but quick enough. Would stop by again if I&rsquo;m in the area.

Came for the game and the big screen really does the job. Plenty of TVs around so you can see from pretty much any seat. Staff kept checking in, place was tidy. Drinks are a bit pricey though. Fine for what it is.

Stopped by for lunch. Menu&#39;s short but what they do, they do well. Wife said the Caesar was the best she&#39;s had. Ribs were solid, tasty. Prices fair for the quality. Place was quiet, easy to sit and eat. Good spot if you&#39;re in the area.

Been here twice already. Kebab was fresh both times, exactly what you want for a quick bite. Place is clean too. Service was fine, nothing to complain about.

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