The &#39;100 Years of Ł&oacute;dź Taste&#39; dinner was such a cool concept&mdash;seven courses tied to the city&#39;s past. Loved the historical storytelling through food.

The loft-style interior really caught my eye&mdash;industrial but still warm, not cold like some places try to do. We sat near the window and the light made it even better. Food was decent, though I wish they had more options for sides. I&#39;d come back just for the vibe honestly.

Came here on a quiet afternoon, sat in the beer garden. Shade was nice, not too crowded. Had a couple of their own brews&mdash;solid stuff. Pizza from the wood oven was decent, crust had a good char. Prices fair for what you get. Nothing fancy, but I&#39;d stop by again if I&#39;m in the area.

Everything we ordered was solid &mdash; the pierogi especially. Cozy spot, staff friendly. Just wish the portions were a bit bigger.

Service was quick and friendly, place was spotless. Prices felt fair for what you get. Good option if you have kids with you, ours were happy. Nothing fancy but solid.

Stopped by for breakfast and honestly the coffee was the highlight for me. Just the right strength. Service was friendly too, didn&#39;t feel rushed at all. The food tasted like it was made fresh, not from a packet. Only thing is it got a bit busy around 9, but that&#39;s probably a good sign. Would sit by the window next time, better light.

The pastries are really good, no question. But that day we got asked to switch tables mid-meal because of a reservation, which felt kinda awkward. We were already settled in, you know? Desserts saved the visit though. Just wish they&rsquo;d handle seating better, especially when it&rsquo;s not even busy.

The drinks are named with a Ł&oacute;dź twist and the menu explains regional dishes&mdash;thought that was a nice touch. Borscht with gray dumplings was the highlight for me. Service was quick too.

The waffles were really good&mdash;crispy on the outside, soft inside. Menu is huge, took me forever to pick something. I went with the classic one and added some fresh berries. Service was friendly too. Just wish they had more savory options, but for a sweet breakfast fix it worked fine.

Came here for a quick dinner and honestly the vibe was the best part. Super chill, not too loud, easy to just hang out and chat. Food was decent too, nothing crazy but it hit the spot. Only thing is the service was a bit slow, but I wasn&rsquo;t in a rush so it was fine. Would come back with friends for sure 😊

The tagliatelle with chanterelles was the reason I came here and honestly it didn&rsquo;t disappoint. Creamy but not too heavy, and the mushrooms were actually generous. Jeremi took care of us the whole time, super attentive without hovering. Place got a bit loud later in the evening but that&rsquo;s on me for coming at peak time. Would go back just for that pasta though.

The liver sandwich was the main thing I cared about. It came out looking decent, and the flavor was actually solid. Rich, not too dry. But the price felt a bit much for what&#39;s basically a big sandwich. I didn&#39;t pay much attention to the seating or the vibe outside. Just ate and left. Fine for a quick bite if you&#39;re okay with the cost.

Decent spot for a casual meal. Menu is big, took me a while to decide. Food was pretty good, portions are solid. Service felt a bit rushed though, and we waited around 35-40 minutes for everything to come out. Would&#39;ve been nice to get some bread or something while waiting. Fine overall, just not a place for a relaxed dinner.

The cold beet soup (chłodnik) here is seriously good. Best one I&#39;ve had in a while. Staff kept things moving fast, no waiting around. Cook knows what they&#39;re doing. Quick stop for lunch, totally worth it.

The hummus breakfast bowl was really good, creamy and fresh. Small menu but everything sounded solid. Service was friendly too. Place has a nice vibe, would come back if Im in the area.

The duck leg and beef tenderloin were both cooked perfectly. The pumpkin cr&egrave;me br&ucirc;l&eacute;e was a unique and tasty dessert.

Been coming here for years, that hot chocolate never misses. Tried the lemon tart last time, solid too. Place still has that old-school vibe, not like the newer spots around.

The salt cod was the real highlight &mdash; perfectly flaked, not too salty. Salmon steak came out juicy too. Service was polite and quick, which I appreciated since the place was filling up fast. Nice vibe inside, a bit dim but comfortable. Solid spot if you&#39;re in the area and want something reliable.

The everything bagel with cream cheese was fresh, not too dense. Coffee came out hot, which I appreciated. Place was quiet enough to sit with my thoughts for a bit. Staff let me take my time deciding. Just wish they had more veggie options on the menu.

Popped in for a quick dinner and honestly, the borshch caught me off guard. It&rsquo;s sweet, more like beetroot soup than the savory Ukrainian version I grew up with. Not bad, just different. The place was packed though, so we waited a bit. Service was friendly and quick once we sat down. Would come back to try other things.

The seafood stew was solid&mdash;tomato base had real depth, not the watery stuff you get most places. Beef tenderloin cooked proper medium-rare, tender without trying too hard. Wine pairing worked well with both. River view&#39;s fine but honestly I was too focused on the plate to care much.

Stopped here for a quick coffee break. Solid espresso, no complaints. Staff was friendly enough. They&#39;ve got Jenga, which is a nice touch if you&#39;re hanging out. I lost every round though. 😅 Place is right by the river, easy to find. Good spot for a short stop.

The pork belly was properly crispy, fat rendered just right. The pierogi were decent too, though the dough was a bit thick. Waitress didn&#39;t speak much English, took a while to order but whatever. Food came out hot and fresh. That crispy skin alone makes me want to come back.

The Serik Feliksa dessert hit that sweet-tart spot perfectly. Cakes were solid, and sitting near Old Town Square watching the bridge was a nice bonus.

The bread with olives was really good &mdash; you can tell it&rsquo;s made in-house. Even late at night the food felt fresh and well-prepared. Nice quiet spot too.

The terrace view really is the main thing here&mdash;you get the river and the city spread out below. We only stopped for coffee and dessert, but the apple pie with rose ice cream surprised me. Nice balance, not too sweet. It&#39;s a bit far from the center, but the scenery makes up for the walk.

The chocolate souffle here is seriously good&mdash;probably the best dessert I&rsquo;ve had in Katowice. Just wish it wasn&rsquo;t winter-only, cause I&rsquo;d totally come back for it again. Breakfast was solid too, croissants were fresh and buttery. Nice spot to hang out with friends for a lazy morning. Just a heads up, it can get a bit busy.

The rustic hut vibe is charming, and the service was friendly enough. Had the beetroot borscht and beef roll&mdash;both solid, though the borscht could&#39;ve used a bit more punch. A glass of dry red would pair nicely with that beef.

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