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Where to eat Polish food in Wroclaw: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Discover Restaurants offering the best Polish food in Wroclaw, Lower Silesia Province, Poland. Surprisingly (except to Poles) pronounced VRAHTS-wahv, Wroclaw is Poland’s fourth-largest city and the capital of the Viovodship of Lower Silesia. Originally (in medieval times) built across several islands, the city still has many lovely bridges and beautiful architecture. Not far from the German border in the country’s southeast, Wroclaw gets lots of German tourists, who call it Breslau. The Rynek (central square), lined by colorful buildings, is one of the city’s most popular destinations.
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10. Bernard Pub- Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1822 reviews
BERNARD PUB-RESTAURANT is the only place with such a good atmosphere in the heart of Wroclaw' s Town Square. It is a restaurant with a wide variety of beer, offering a great selection of European cuisine, with Czech cuisine taking a special place. Bernard
Reviewed By theresam2358
Visited this pub/restaurant to meet family/ friends and wow - what a lovely place to eat or just sit, have a glass of wine and watch the world go by. This is a super place, it is a little pricey in comparison to other places around there but it is well worth the visit. The food was fabulous with a fairly extensive menu to suit all tastes. We then sat and had a glass of wine and a craft beer made by this bar itself. All we had was just fabulous. The young waiter was superb with an extensive knowledge of all on offer both food and wine and made excellent recommendations. We sat and watched the world go by which was educational. Only drawback to this was a 'strip club' located very close which we saw was putting pressure on passing gentlemen to enter, we were wondering what the attraction was for all the hordes of men entering and were honestly informed by the staff. However, this has nothing to do with this beautiful restaurant/bar and is simply located very close by. We thoroughly enjoyed this place and would highly recommend.
9. Vega
Overall Ratings
4 based on 460 reviews
Vega is the first vegetarian and vegan restaurant in Poland. It was open as early as 1987. Since 2013 we are a 100 % vegan venue. We compose our dishes exclusively of plant-based products: fresh vegetables and fruit, legumes, groats, nuts, seeds and herbs
Reviewed By drogdoybno
Situated on the main square of the Old town. An excellent eatery for veggies lots of choice and delicious (I can reccommend the Beetroot burgers), being so good it gets quite busy, you have to go to the counter and pick your food and pay, your choice is helped as there is is a numbered pictures menu behind the counter, then find a spot to sit down, I dont think they serve alcohol, but the food prices are very reasonable. I would definetly make it my port of call when in Wroclaw.
8. Restaurant Wroclawska
Overall Ratings
4 based on 244 reviews
The WrocÅawska restaurant serves regional and regional products. We are inspired by the kitchen of pre-war Wroclaw. We're recreating old dishes. We particularly recommend the pork chop - Wroclawska, Silesian Heaven, Hekele or dumplings in three flavors. O
Reviewed By rcooper86
We were recommended this restaurant by a few people and looking at reviews we admittedly had high expectations. The food was good. Not bad but not amazing. The menu was also missing a few dishes. The service was why we were unhappy. We had a member of our party who had dietary requirements. Our waitress said there is nothing to eat for her( member). Great help. No improvisations or a chat to the chef or cooks. The waitress only went to the chef when we said âAre you sureâ. If it was a joke, we all missed it. The second issue was when we finished our mains and wanted the desert menus our waitress said the kitchen is closed. Fair enough, however a warning of the closure would have been nice. We asked again nicely if we could have ice for the kids, ice cream. Nope kitchen is closed. We have eaten out alot around Wroclaw and Poland and this is a miss.
7. Browar Stu Mostow - Pub
Overall Ratings
4 based on 189 reviews
Reviewed By 293neilk
On our last holiday to WrocÅaw we took the short tram ride from the Historic Old Town to Browar Stu Mostow were we enjoyed some amazing beers in this amazing brewery and on our latest holiday to this most beautiful of cities we couldn't wait our return and our visit was even better than our first visit.This is a full on working brewery with a great brewpub upstairs, walking in and you know your in a special place.I love the look of this brewery,huge brew vats producing a great range of beers, upstairs in the brewpub there's a cool looking serving bar, nice decor and furnishings including beer posters and enamels adorning the walls and there's plenty of seating options spread throughout this brewery both inside and outside, it's just one cool brewery and brewpub.My twin brother Stephen and I were here on a Monday afternoon, we got seats upstairs were a very pleasant member of staff gave us a menu each ,we decided to have a soup as a starter,a plate of cannelloni as our main meal and a taster set each of 4 beers.Our beers arrived in no time at all ,I chose a double IPA, pils,porter and a lager style beer ,all my beers were absolutely fantastic, the porter was probably my favourite, a rich,malty beer made to savour ,a really fabulous brew but all my beers were good,as for the food that accompanied our beers ,it was first rate ,the soup was really good,very tasty and our main meal was beautifully prepared and very filling indeed and coupled with our delicious beers made for a great drinking and dining experience. We moved on after our delicious meal and beers and as on every other visit to here we had a great time. Browar Stu Mostow is relatively easy to locate,it's not in the touristic part of the city but a short tram ride ( tram number 11 or 23 ) down to stop Most Warszawski were you walk to Ul Aleja Marcina Kromera then turn left onto Ul Galla Anonima ,walk down this street and turn right onto Ul Jana DÅugosza were you will find the brewery and brewpub. Opening hours are;Monday to Wednesday,Midday till Midnight. Thursday & Friday, Midday till 1am. Saturday, 2pm till 1am. Sunday, 2pm till Midnight. A wonderful brewery and brewpub and most definitely worth the short tram ride to sample the best beers currently being brewed in WrocÅaw.
6. Przedwojenna
Overall Ratings
4 based on 471 reviews
Reviewed By p4tiny
Charming, unblievably good avalue, great feel/vibe.We got to Wroclaw mid afternoon and went straight here (based on reviews) for some cheap eats and a quick beer. We ended up back here at the end of the night to drink some more!At time of writing, current exchange rates, all drinks (300ml beer/vodka shot/coffee/soft drink/hot fruit tea) are about 90p. Outrageous value. The beer is a Polish brand, is 5.5% and tastes great. The vodka is smooth, not cheap lighter fluid rubbish. Coffee also fine.'Snacks' are about £1.40. They aren't just 2 mouthfuls though, they're proper lunch sized. Easily £10 or £12 worth in most other European cities. Perfectly tasty too. They just hit the spot.Upstairs or downstairs, squeeze past the other customers, toilet in the basement perfectly clean. Service fine - not special but fine. Just a great cheap, uniquely decorated fun but relaxed place. Very popular for a reason!
5. jadka restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 467 reviews
From 2017 Jadka is a place where chef Justyna Slupska-Kartaczowska serves exquisite Old-Polish cuisine of the nobility. The starting point in the creation process are the traditional techniques of food processing and products used in the old days. They ca
Reviewed By jpflying
Polish gourmet dinner in a beautiful old and authentic building. We got the full tasting menu with wine paring and it was a great experience. Tasteful and well presented. Only downside: youâre eating in 3 hours, so a good chair would have been appreciated. Instead your behind is suffering the last hour. Also the wine paring: wines were really nice but you only get 2-3 mouthful. Would have been nice with refills. And in the end, it was a bit difficult to get some attention and we needed to wait a while before we could get the bill and pay.So go for the food.
4. Restauracja Konspira
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1388 reviews
"Konspira" is an excellent restaurant with a simple menu, great coffee and true taste. Konspira Restaurant is also a living museum of underground fighting with communism.
Reviewed By GemZ77
Had to wait a few minutes for a table as it is a very popular restaurant. Lots to look at on the walls and a really interesting menu with small articles to read about Polish history and politics. Our food was excellent, especially the sharing board which was a good mixture of traditional cuisine. Ended with delicious vodkas and a look around the secret room! Service was excellent and we really enjoyed our evening here.
3. Stol na Szwedzkiej
Overall Ratings
5 based on 500 reviews
Reviewed By Tristan L
Reservations for this restaurant need to be made in advance and for a very good reason. The place is very small and casual and service is excellent. Our complicated dietary needs were accommodated expertly. We were served totally surprising, very delicious meal that offered many varied dishes that worked well together and in abundance.
2. Stacja smaku
We prepare delicious polish and world cuisine dishes from fresh and selected products from local producers. We focus primarily on quality, affordable prices and a nice atmosphere. Convenient location at ul. Wagonowa 5-7 and beautiful interior with free in
Wroclaw Food Guide: 10 Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Wroclaw
1. Odra'zuu
Overall Ratings
4 based on 10 reviews
Reviewed By Voduyen
Went to try this new venue with the good will to taste especially the pasta. Actually, the tagliatelle were good, but how can anyone present a dish in a so ugly way (dripping sauce on the whole dish) ? Worse, the grilled catfish had a porous flesh, partially raw, like a fish that is not fresh or not properly defrosted. Well, we preferred not to eat it.
