Stopped by for a pint and a quick bite. Place sits right on the main square, so you can&#39;t miss it. Got a Guinness on tap, which is not that common around here. Service was fast even with the place full. Didn&#39;t try the food, but the beer did the job. Fine for a short stop, though I wouldn&#39;t plan a long evening there.

The baked pierogi were the highlight&mdash;crust had that empanada-like texture, and I liked that you could mix flavors. Took a bit to get them, but they came out hot and crisp. Place itself is pretty tight, not much room between tables, so don&#39;t come expecting a relaxed sit-down vibe. Fine for a quick lunch though.

24 of us showed up and they didn&#39;t blink. Food came out fast, proper Polish stuff. I had the pierogi, solid. Place got loud but that&#39;s on us. Left stuffed. No complaints.

Solid spot off the main square. Had the żurek &mdash; proper sour, hit the spot. Bar seat worked fine, place has that old medieval feel. No complaints really.

Stopped by for a hot chocolate and ended up staying longer than planned. The armchairs by the stove are proper cozy, especially on a cold day. Whisky list is solid if you&#39;re into that. Panini was decent, nothing crazy. Service took a while though, even though it wasn&#39;t busy. Fine for a lazy afternoon, just don&#39;t be in a rush.

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 place is full of green plants, looks really nice inside. We sat for a while, nobody rushed us, which I appreciated. Food came out fresh and hot. Just a heads up, it can get a bit loud when it&#39;s busy, but for a relaxed dinner with friends it works fine. I&#39;d go back.

The fillet steak was cooked exactly as asked, proper flavor. Probably the best beef I&#39;ve had in Poland so far. Tiramisu was decent too. Prices are fair for what you get. Service was fine, nothing to complain about. Would come back if I&#39;m in the area again.

The lunch menu is really affordable, mains around 30 zloty and pretty filling. Chicken shawarma was juicy, decent spice. Apple pie pancake dessert was a nice finish.

The food here is genuinely creative&mdash;some flavor combos I haven&rsquo;t seen anywhere else. The space is the real highlight though, cozy and stylish with tons of character. Service was patient and friendly, even when I took forever deciding. Menu&rsquo;s a bit out there for some people, but that&rsquo;s part of the charm. Worth checking out if you&rsquo;re into something different.

Stopped by for a toasted sandwich and it hit the spot. Bread was nicely crispy, filling fresh. Quick and cheap, exactly what I needed before walking around the old town. Place is small, not much room to sit, but fine for a fast bite. Would come back if I&#39;m in the area again.

The whisky ice cream was really something&mdash;smooth and not too sweet. Staff were friendly, made the whole thing easy. Place is a bit pricey for what it is, but I didn&#39;t mind. Sat near the window, had a quiet afternoon. Nice little stop if you&#39;re in the area and fancy something different.

The pan pizza here is the closest thing to US style I&#39;ve found in Poland. Been coming back for it a few times now, still hits the spot.

Tucked away from the tourist crowds, which I liked. The interior&#39;s modern and comfy. Staff were friendly. My wine was a solid pour, though the food took a bit to arrive.

The sour soup was the real deal. Properly sour, hearty, with that deep flavour you don&#39;t find often. Ribs were tender, fell off the bone. Portion size was solid, left full. Couldn&#39;t really chat with the staff since my Polish is basically non-existent, but honestly didn&#39;t care. The food did all the talking.

The green enchiladas were decent, pretty close to what I&rsquo;d expect from authentic ones. Sauce had a nice kick, not too heavy. Portion was fair for the price. Didn&rsquo;t pay much attention to the decor or service, but the food did the job. Would eat here again if I&rsquo;m craving enchiladas.

The coffee&rsquo;s decent and the staff are friendly, but that constant beeping from the order system gets annoying after a while. Still, it&rsquo;s a quiet enough spot to get some work done, and the student discount helps.

The duck here is seriously good, probably the best I&#39;ve tried in the city. Portions are massive too, so bring your appetite if you come with friends. 🦆

Maki was actually really good. Fresh, well made, not falling apart like some places. Didn&#39;t expect much from a small spot but it delivered. Place itself is fine, nothing fancy. Just solid sushi.

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