Location: Cisna
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Reviews on Polish food in Cisna, Subcarpathian Province, Poland. Cisna [ˈt͡ɕisna] (Ukrainian: Тісна, Tisna) is the main village of the Gmina Cisna in the Lesko County, in the Subcarpathian Voivodeship (province) of south-eastern Poland. It lies in the Solinka valley in between the Bieszczady mountains.
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9. Bar w Starej Gminie
Reviewed By Radoslaw S
Do baru trafiliÅmy spontanicznie i trzykrotnie zjedliÅmy u nich Åwieży, dobry posiÅek. (pstrÄ g, gulasz z baraniny, żurek gryczany, zrazy baraniny). ObsÅuga byÅa dla nas bardzo miÅa, pstrÄ g byÅ doskonaÅy, podobnie jak gulasz barani. Najmniej smakowaŠżurek gryczany, który byÅ Åredni. Przede wszystkim jedzenie byÅo bardzo Åwieże i Åwietnie siÄ po nim czuliÅmy.
8. Karczma Brzeziniak
7. Chata Wedrowca - Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 572 reviews
Reviewed By Krzysztof B
Descent place with descent food but rude service. Very popular place at Wetlina so when we went there was a line of people waiting. The waitresses could not cope with this situation shifiting waiting people from one place to another. It was strange because the place has very nice corner with sunbeds which is perfect for waiting space. So it would be easy to let people wait there, offer them something to drink and ask them to tables from there. So food was good, but experience was spoiled by rude service. Some smile would help a lot.DzieÅ dobry. OdpiszÄ po polsku bo nie jestem tak biegÅa w angielskim by odpisaÄ po angielsku. Leżaczki sÄ przygotowane by na nich usiÄ ÅÄ. ObsÅuga ma swoje zajÄcia czyli obsÅugiwanie GoÅci przy stolikach. Skoro widzieliÅcie PaÅstwo wolne leżaki- należaÅo po prostu z nich skorzystaÄ. Nie obsÅugujemy GoÅci w kolejce, która tworzy siÄ sama i wynika ze spontanicznej decyzji GoÅci, którzy chcÄ czekaÄ na stolik. My jesteÅmy zajÄci pracÄ w restauracji. JeÅli zabrakÅo uÅmiechu to przykro mi bardzo ale czasem ludzie sÄ po prostu zmÄczeni. Czasem wystarczy odrobina wyrozumiaÅoÅci. Kelnerzy i kelnerki nie sÄ robotami. CiÄżko pracujÄ i majÄ prawo do sÅaboÅci czy gorszego dnia. CieszÄ siÄ, że jedzenie speÅniÅo Pana oczekiwania. Przepraszam i pozdrawiam serdecznie :)
6. Troll
Overall Ratings
2 based on 92 reviews
Reviewed By NYLON_nomad
The restaurant is a part of pension and offers food as well as accommodation. Inside the building there are lots of trolls! Foods are mostly Polish and they are reasonable and tasty.
5. Pawel Nie Calkiem Swiety
Overall Ratings
4 based on 328 reviews
Reviewed By LiseBB2014
This place is absolutely perfect for the area! It looks very traditional as far as I can judge, with wooden furniture and lovingly decorated. The atmosphere was so nice, with the most beautiful and proud staff (in a very good way). They were gliding around making sure everyone had what they needed. I chose the potato pancake with mushroom stew, it was heaven! For dessert I even tried a potato pancake with apples. Also very, very good! Beer from the very local microbrewery added to the experience and the way the food was presented was so in line with everything else. Go there!
4. Karczma Skup Runa LeSnego
Reviewed By haluska2014
After our last visit to Poland (high tatras), we did not expect much - gastronomy was... well, focus on quantity rather than quality. But in this area that is not so touristy, restaurants probably must try harder to have a business. And we saw it during our visit. Food was great with a local touch, service proffessional. They were able to explain their meals in english (not so common here). The portions were huge (would welcome if they were smaller, we left a lot on the plates), which makes it good value for money too. Kudos, guys!
3. Siekierezada
Overall Ratings
3 based on 235 reviews
Reviewed By MonikaS785
This place is famous so I had to visit. The interior is very dark with all the terrifying devil sculptures and painting. Haven't tried food there but bier is interesting. They have their own branded bier which is ok but I much preferred Rzeznik or the fresh beer.
2. Pod Kudlatym Aniolem
Overall Ratings
4 based on 149 reviews
Reviewed By Panhirsch
Reading some positive comments below I am very much surprised. We are very much disappointed with Pod KudÅatym AnioÅem - well, not that we were expecting much anyway. Interior makes a good impression, the gallery though, with price tags everywhere is unnecessary. In any case - we scanned through the menu, only to learn that some of the items are not available. Menu is huge which would suggest most of the things wait frozen for their turn... First, we have ordered bread with lard for a starter and we got a slice of the worst bread we tasted (kind you can buy in any chain store - already cut and waiting there for a day of two) !!! Next we went for "Pierogi" - three different types. "Bieszczadzkie" were quite good actually, the rest were unconvincing.Service has been a disaster.. apart from the fact that some items in menu were missing, we were made to wait with dirty dishes after our dinner for 10-15 minutes... needed to dress up and go for a waitress-search venture. When the waitress came to take the order we said "we have a question about Pierogi" - she INTERRUPTED us and said "NO, we do not mix the types!"... ??? We just wanted her to give us more details on the preparation and stuff...Sorry - totally lost potential. I would NOT recommend this BAR (yes, bar) to anyone. Drive to Smerek (15km east) to eat decent.
1. Polanka Kawiarnia & Bistro
Overall Ratings
5 based on 59 reviews
Reviewed By pawe_k609
I ordered a burger with a sheep's cheese, and it was the most tasty burger I have ever eaten. Love the interiors, has its charm. The staff is extremely kind and friendly. Place is clean and they serve amazing deserts, i.a. ice cream, pies, and more. A must-visit place if you are in Bieszczady.
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