Location: Sanok
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Best European food near Sanok, Subcarpathian Province, Poland
Find out what European restaurants to try in Sanok. Sanok [ˈsanɔk] (in full the Royal Free City of Sanok - Polish: Królewskie Wolne Miasto Sanok, Ukrainian: Cянік, Latin: Sanocum, Yiddish: סאניק, Sonik) is a town in the Subcarpathian Voivodeship of south-eastern Poland with 38,397 inhabitants, as of June 2016. Located on the San River and around 52km south of Przemyśl, Sanok lies directly below the Carpathian Mountains.
Things to do in Sanok
10. Wyszynk Sanocki
Overall Ratings
4 based on 15 reviews
Reviewed By Fernando P
Restaurant is really easy to find as located straight on the main square of the city. Really tasty food and very good service. Very good value for money. For lunch of the family of 7 people we paid about 155 zl (some 40 euro). Highly recommended.
9. Restauracja Bartek
Reviewed By thitchens1
we recently went to sanok ,Poland for brothers wedding and ate at the Bartek restauracja following the wedding and found the food very tasty and staff friendly although couldnt speak much polish or them english but made us feel welcome
8. Daga Jaga
Reviewed By natala88
Restauracja Dadaga Jaga serwuje pyszne jedzenie, pizza wyÅmienita polecam wszystkim i tym maÅym i dużym, każdy znajdzie coÅ pysznego dla siebie ja lubiÄ bardzo pizze jest jednÄ z moich ulubionych w mieÅcie Sanok! Polecam wszystko super.
7. Cukiernia Kawiarnia Lawenda
6. Kawiarnia Sylwia
The best cafe in town
Reviewed By amyagkiy m
Was there for a quick cup of coffee, ended up having 2 of them. Coffee is fresh and delicious. Now I know, next time in Sanok, it's a must to have a cup of coffee there.
5. Gospoda Pod Biala Gora
Overall Ratings
4 based on 22 reviews
Reviewed By SilviaG5019
Gospoda was nice, situated in front of open air museum so good place for eating or just drinking a cup of coffee or beer before or after visiting of skansen. Tasty coffee and delicious muffins. You can also eat there some traditional Polish food, such as pierogi.
4. Proziakownia
Reviewed By rvear
Proziakownia is a place you can easily mistake for an American-style street food bar and quickly disregard its regional Subcarpathian character. The truth is it combines both (and more!) at which it succeeds greatly.Proziaks, as they are called, are a regional kind of bread based on unleavened dough, baked on firewood. What you get as filling is to be picked from a couple of options - I chose a beef burger, while other options comprise Italian-style chicken, "ruskie" (a mix of cheese and mashed potatoes well known from traditional Polish pierogi) as well as several other regular variants and weekly seasonal ones.It turns out superb indeed. The bread has a decent touch you won't normally taste elsewhere in Poland (or the world in general), while the filling is prepared with utmost care. When ordering beef burger, I chose to have it rare, which proved to be fried in the best way one could expect. The veggies and cheese were equally fresh and tasty. The place is quite cosy, but when we came it wasn't crowded and thus not much waiting was needed. The crew were very nice and so were their smiles.A single proziak is a bit more than a piece of tapas, but you won't easily make a full featured dinner of it. Anyway, it's worth it.
3. Chata Starych Znajomych - Restauracja
Overall Ratings
4 based on 62 reviews
Reviewed By Kamila z
kid friendly, quite folk place with nice interiors and exteriors, place for kids to play, but the food - food is really good, the starters and the salads/surowki are really good , I would recomed the regional cuisine to be discovered there. Nice place with very good value for money factor
2. NoBo
Overall Ratings
4 based on 107 reviews
Reviewed By jozwiak11
We stopped there for a lunch. We ordered bell pepper soup and goulash soup. Both were good. Also we ordered tenderloin medallions, pancakes with spinach and some other stuff. All was really tasty. Prices reasonable. Weakest point was service. Though they tried to be nice - something went wrong and we did not receive all what we actually ordered. Though - would come back.
1. Stary Kredens
Overall Ratings
4 based on 327 reviews
Reviewed By Slaw1
If I got it right, Stary Kredens has been transformed into a gourmet restaurant by a Polish celebrity-restaurateur Magda Gessler. Iâve no idea how was the food before the transformation but presently itâs simply delicious. Pierogi were amazing but goose roulade was really something special, succulent and tender, definitely best goose Iâve had. If I get a chance to visit Sanok again, Iâll definitely visit Stary Kredens once more.Helpful and discreet staff.
