Poznan was once the capital of Poland and is still the capital of the Wielkopolska region. Poznan lies midway between Berlin and Warsaw, which has helped make it an important town for centuries. Badly damaged in World War II, the city (especially its Old Town) has been beautifully restored. The huge Old Town Square (Stary Rynek) is one of Europe’s nicest, and is lined by fabulous historic attractions, restaurants and nightlife. The Basilica of Saints Peter and Paul is Poland’s oldest cathedral.
Things to do in Poznan
4.5 based on 167 reviews
Our chef recommends: Blood duck soup with noodles Marinated roasted goose breast in gravy served with red cabbagge and handmade yeast dumplings Royal tenderloin beefsteak (350g) served with roasted potatoes with herb butter, fresh vegetable salad and marinated vegetables Grilled salmon served with homemade noodles in spinach sauce and boiled carrot with raisins Homemade dumplings stuffed with venison served with spinach in cream Half of roasted duck in gravy served with red cabbagge, roasted apple and homemade yeast dumplings ect.
I went to this restaurant with my friend Monica. The staff where friendly the food was beautiful and looked amazing. Definitely recommend a visit whilst in Poznan. Thank you for a lovely meal.
4.5 based on 183 reviews
Welcome to Kyokai restaurant. Enjoy our authentic sushi surrounded by the luxurious City Park, ideally located in the city centre.Chose whether you fancy a quick lunch sitting at the bar, watching our sushi master preparing high quality dishes with fresh ingredients, or the privacy of the upstairs Dining Room, combining 19th century architecture with modern design.At Kyokai we endeavour to offer a wonderful culinary experience in a relaxed atmosphere with our friendly staff.
Im eating in Kyokai on regular basis-doesnt matter where else i ate before or after there is nothing better than sushi in Kyokai. This place is always recommend by me to any friends and visitors i knowThank you for your kind words. We invite you to Kyokai :) Team Kyokai
4.5 based on 211 reviews
Welcome to the first DARK RESTAURANT in Poland, a place where everything takes place in complete darkness. We welcome people who seek new experience, are brave and open-minded. There is no menu, we only serve surprises. Dark Resturant to pierwsza restauracja w Polsce, w której potrawy spożywa się w absolutnych ciemnościach. Na dodatek serwujemy wyłącznie kulinarne niespodzianki:) Zapraszamy!
The main reason to go here is the experience of dining in pitch dark and not even being able to see what you eat - or knowing what you eat, they will not tell you until afterwards. You fumble your way around the table, knock over your wine glass and eat with your fingers like a five year old! Really funny! The food itself is however nothing out of the ordinary for a restaurant in this price range - good enough, but nothing special.
4.5 based on 230 reviews
Went with two colleagues on a taxi driver recommendation, thoroughly enjoyed it. Good Mediterranean food, nice surroundings and friendly attentive staff. Pricey by Polish stds but decent value for the quality ~€50 / head got two courses, beers, nice local wine, digestif, coffee. Food beautifully presented and delicious. Recommend!
4.5 based on 893 reviews
The Ratuszova Restaurant kindly invites all visitors of Poznan who are keen on tasting traditional Polish cuisine. Some of our specialties include soup of duck with soft, homemade noodles, roasted duck with apples as well as venison dishes. All enthusiasts of Slow Food culture, aficionados of healthy eating and gourmets of unique flavours are recommended to try our special dishes prepared with the innovative Sous Vide method. Also, as it is our priority to make our guests feel at home, our menu has been enriched with classic dishes of international cuisine. As much as we embrace innovation and experiment in our seasonal dishes and decor, we also remain consistent in maintaining high quality of all our base ingredients, selecting exlusively original products to create our menu. Assisting you in your culinary adventure is professional and amiable staff, right there to make your visit a truly unforgettable experience. The Ratuszova Restaurant houses four venues at your disposal: Grand dining-room - the hallmark of Ratuszova, its stylised ceilings adorned with refined frescos, adding to the unique atmosphere of the Restaurant. Cafe lounge - cosy and quiet room overlooking the Old Market Square and the lovely architectures of the Town Hall. Bar-room - lively and atmospheric place, treating its visitors to meticulously selected array of finest wines and other stronger beverages. Summer garden - open between April and October. Located at the very Old Market Square, along the Royal-Imperial Route, just a few steps from such famous city landmarks as the Goats of Poznan Town Hall, the Bamberka's Well, or the medieval royal castle on the top of Przemyslaw Hill, our Restaurant charms its guests with a combination of historic feel and modern twist.
4.5 based on 403 reviews
I've been coming to Poland for years, and this is perhaps the best meal that I've had since I've been there. They use traditional Polish ingredients that have been updated and modernized in a way that respects tradition but brings it into the present. It is a somewhat understated place in a location that is out of the way and not really close to any major tourist attractions, but it is definitely worth the detour. It was such a pleasure to find such high-quality cooking!
4.5 based on 194 reviews
We are the only authentic japanese restaurant in Poznan. We serve variety of japanese style dishes, specializing in RAMEN, SUSHI and WOK dishes.
I ordered a spicy ramen. It was very tasty, but it wasn’t spicy. That’s an indication that they are lowering standards and authenticity because they fear their Polish clientele won’t be able to handle it. The same thing happens in Poznań’s Chinese, Thai, Indian and other restaurants claiming to serve spicy food. It’s always disappointingly too bland.
Get serious, guys. If it says spicy on the menu then it should be spicy in the bowl and in the mouth.
Still, even though it wasn’t spicy, it was tasty. The noodles were just a little too soft - they could have been chewier. With something as simple as ramen, every detail counts.
Oddly enough, there is another ramen bar next door, owned by the same people. I haven’t tried it yet, but I will.
Go to YetzTu. Don’t just compliment them. Push them to get even better than they are.
4.5 based on 200 reviews
4.5 based on 191 reviews
On a few days trip recently, headed to the Olivio (being one of the places recommended on TripAdvisor), unfortunately needed to book so had to forego on this occasion; before leaving booked for the following night and was able to reserve our table, picked out the best spot, away from the main door entrance. Delightful evening with a wide variety of starters. All good. Had the steak, cooked to my liking. Ordered a bottle of Italian wine, very nice. Our party enjoyed their meals. Worth a visit.
4.5 based on 247 reviews
We asked the Tourist Information center where to find a nice restaurant that wasn't touristy...and the guide suggested Lavenda. We were delighted. The place is small and inviting, the offerings are interesting, international, and innovative (in addition to being healthy and reasonably priced). The Waitstaff is multi-lingual and it is just the place to recharge your batteries for another stroll around Poznan's charming Old Town Square.
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