Pork chop was solid, and they matched it with a decent local wine. Cash only though, so hit the ATM first.

The pork plate was solid, and the soup hit the spot on a cold evening. Nothing fancy, but the flavors felt honest. I grabbed a glass of red at the bar&mdash;decent pour, not overpriced. Service there was quick even though the place runs mostly self-service. Wouldn&#39;t mind coming back for a casual bite.

Solid burgers, been coming back every summer for them. Apolonia handled our group of eight well. Good spot.

Stopped by for lunch after walking around the old town. Tripe soup was solid&mdash;clearly homemade, not from a can. Portion size was decent for what they charge. Place sits right at the foot of the castle, so it&#39;s easy to find. Service was quick enough for a midday stop. Nothing fancy, but it does the job.

The chicken with potatoes was simple but tasty. Outdoor seating was comfortable and the waiter checked on us just enough. Skip the cheesecake though.

Lovely place for Sunday lunch. The vibe was calm, not too crowded. Food hit the spot, prices felt fair for the portions.

Stopped by for a quick lunch. Burger was solid, cooked right, and didn&rsquo;t break the bank. Place has that industrial look, plus you can see the Baltic from the window. Service was fast enough for a workday break. Wouldn&rsquo;t mind coming back if I&rsquo;m in the area again.

The duck breast with sweet potato mash and red cabbage was honestly the best thing I&#39;ve eaten in ages. Cheesecake was solid too. Staff were helpful, menus in a few languages which was nice. Only thing is the place got a bit loud later in the evening, but the food made up for it.

Decent spot with real history behind it. The kartacze were pretty good, hearty and filling. Interior&#39;s a bit tired but that&#39;s part of the charm. Fair prices for what you get.

We&#39;ve been regulars here for a long time, even had our wedding meal back in 2017. The food and service are always solid, but honestly, the relaxed vibe is what keeps us coming back. It&#39;s just a comfortable place to sit and eat, nothing fancy. Maybe a bit crowded on weekends, but that&#39;s fine.

Been coming here for a while now. Coffee&#39;s still decent, which is rare for a place right on the bus platforms. Clean enough, seating&#39;s fine when it&#39;s not packed. Not the kind of spot you&#39;d go out of your way for, but if you&#39;re waiting anyway, it does the job.

The pierogi were fresh and the fillings tasted proper, not too heavy. Hot chocolate was a nice surprise too. Place got busy but we still got our food without a long wait.

Nice terrace with a decent view. Coffee was solid, proper size. Service friendly enough. Fine for a quick stop if you&#39;re in the area.

Stumbled in here mostly because the interior caught my eye &mdash; kinda like a tiny museum. Ended up ordering the grilled pork neck and honestly, that thing was properly tender and seasoned just right. Didn&rsquo;t expect much, but it hit the spot. Place was a bit quiet for a Friday, but I&rsquo;m not complaining. Would come back just for that dish.

The zurek soup had that proper sour kick, really well done. Pierogi were fine, nothing crazy but solid. Honestly the price is what got me&mdash;for the portion size and quality, I&#39;ve paid way more in other places in the city. Left full without feeling ripped off, which is rare enough these days.

Nice spot for sunset views, staff friendly enough. Food was decent but service dragged a bit. If you&#39;re with kids, not much to keep them busy. Fine for a quick dinner if you&#39;re nearby.

The staff were really patient with my basic Polish, even helped me figure out the menu. Pizza came out hot, crust was nice and light. I liked that they didn&#39;t rush me while I was eating. Just a solid spot for a casual meal.

The waiter actually knew what he was talking about&mdash;recommended the seasonal goose pierogi and it was the right call. Food looked almost too pretty to eat. Just wish they&#39;d checked on us a bit more, but honestly the meal itself carried the whole evening.

The interior has that old-world charm, and the staff were friendly right away. Food was solid, but the drinks are a bit pricey. Nice spot for a special night out.

Been coming here for years. Sernik still tastes like the old days, proper recipe, not some fancy modern version. Coffee&#39;s strong too, just how I like it. Place hasn&#39;t changed much, which is fine by me. Gets busy around noon, but worth squeezing in for a slice.

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