Really good food. Nice outdoor seating area. Friendly and efficient service. Food is very good…read moreat prices not outrageous for area/. This is a place worth checking out.

Getting a little pierogi fatigued during your time in Poland? Then how about some really BIG…read morepierogi, from Lithuania?? Joking aside, this place was really delicious and a nice change of pace from Polish cuisine. It's pretty different actually, with a level of spice that isn't explosive or anything but still can have significantly more heat than you're likely to find in the local food. Super gracious hosts and a great vegetarian selection too!

Amazing experience! The food and ambience were outstanding. I had an incredible lobster bisque and…read moresalad with salmon. The staff was personable and professional. All around a great experience.

Let's start off with the server. His name is Gregory. As…read moresoon as we sat, he brought us menus and started with drink recommendations. This man knows his drinks and menu. He is the possibly the most knowledgeable person of any restaurant I've come across. Let me tell you. He's friendly, expressive, and passionate about this restaurant's food and drinks. If you have the opportunity to stop by any fine establishment, I'd recommend this beautiful riverside restaurant in Gdańsk. I've ordered the halibut with Italian summer truffles and it was better than any other fish I've had in all of Poland. Next, the ambience is lively but not so loud and obnoxious that you can't hear your friend sitting across the table. The view is amazing. It's right in front of a rotating bridge that allows pedestrians to cross at specific times. It's something worth checking out when the sun goes down. Silverware, spotless. Drink glasses, also spotless. 10/10 would recommend to stop by. They also have steaks and other seafood but hey, try the halibut.

This was a great restaurant for a late dinner in Gdansk. We were able to get a nice table outside…read moreand we loved the ambiance of the place. The food was elegant and really delicious. The duck breast was tender and perfectly cooked, and my husband loved his schnitzel with the fried egg on top. My espresso martini was really delicious. Would be five starts if not for the slow service. It started out well but we never got any more water nor a chance for another drink. But all in all it was a nice experience and recommended for a spot in busy Gdansk.

We arrived at GVARA around 10 am for breakfast. We placed our food order, along with the coffee…read more The server brought us tea (which we did not order) and although she I insisted that it was ours, we pushed it aside. The food was wonderful. The mistake was eventually realized by the staff about the tea, and they said it was ours free of charge. Eventually, I tried it. What a surprise. The mint was so soothing and it was so enjoyable sitting in the morning sun on the terrace before we started our day.

Delicious food, simple atmosphere, location near the majority of downtown must see sights, not too…read morecostly, large portions. Menu includes Polish dishes from potato. Quick and friendly service. For 50 zloty in total per person you'll be full. I would definitely recommend the Pyra Bar for having a dinner.

WOW! Simply wow. The Potato Casserole with broccoli and cheese was delicious. I recommend that you…read morepay the extra for more mozzarella. The staff was amazing, friendly and helpful. They spoke excellent English which was a major plus.

Nice little place with a stunning view along the river. The pirogies were excellent - we tried…read moreRussian and cabbage & mushroom. You can choose from the more traditional- like we ordered- or fusion pirogies like duck or Mexican. All dishes are made to order and you can taste it. The longer wait is well worth it for that love in your dish. Prices here are very good and actually lower than many places nearby. 2 beers, 2 soups, and 2 plates of 10 piece pirogies came to 22€.

Very traditional but with some funky options like Mexican pierogi. The meat pierogi are awesome!!…read moreCheap and delicious. Really clean and modern shoo. View is awesome too. Truly worth a visit if pierogi is what you are after.

I've heard about Polish milk bars from our tour of communism. I had an idea that they are similar…read moreto Filipino turo-turo (point-point) where you can tell the person behind the counter what you would like. There are usually several options and the meals are generally inexpensive. As it has been chilly, I've been craving soup. The lady taking the order thankfully speaks English so I didn't have to embarrass myself with my limited Polish knowledge, phew! She told me what she had for soup and I selected beef stroganoff. She asked if I wanted bread with it which I declined. I wanted to try their pork cutlet which I obliged to have with mashed potatoes. The soup, the pork dish and water amounted to less than $15 which is certainly less expensive than most cities in the US. The soup and dish were both delicious. Just couldn't give them 5 stars as I felt the pork would have been much better if it was hot and crunchy(it was just warm). The soup could have also been hotter. I think they don't wipe the tables as often as they should either. This milk bar is nicely decorated though. Considering it is very close to the city center, it is undoubtedly great value for money. Oh, btw, they have an English menu but I didn't see it until before I left

Great breakfast in walking distance to our hotel. Love Polish Milk bars! Had the eggs with bacon…read morefresh bread and a cider and everything was delicious! Had to toss in a couple of the cheese blintzes because why not! Great place to come if you don't want the cookie cutter hotel breakfast. They have the menu listed in English as well for those intimated by ordering in Polish!

We stopped here for lunch on the recommendation of our tour guide we had 2 different lunch entree…read more Most people liked to eat outside as it was nice day but too hot for us today. They do accept US credit card to pay the bill. Be sure to check the for vat or service charge before you consider it giving them a tip

Some of the best restaurant pierogi I've had in all of Poland…read more Just really high quality. And in a very pleasant atmosphere at an extremely handy location. Don't skip the dessert pierogi either!

My dad and I ate dinner here. The food is a pretty typical assortment of Polish and Russian…read moreinfluenced cuisines. We had barszcz with mushroom dumplings, which was too salty and dumplings were light on mushrooms, and the "ucha" fish soup, which was probably the best dish of the night. Nicely flavored, with excellent fish dumplings and a nice note of dill. Also too salty for our palates, but the provided sour cream cut the saltiness nicely. For our second courses, we had the sturgeon poached in white wine and vegetables, and the elk shank with mushroom sauce. The sturgeon was a little overcooked, starting to trend towards mushy. And again, lots of salt. The elk shank was too dry, with the mushroom sauce doing a little bit to alleviate that. The sauce was too salty. For sides we had the kopytka, which were tasty, and the potatoes a la Pushkin, which were (you guessed it) too salty as well. We split a bottle of the Georgian Saperavi that they had on their wine list, which wasn't bad. For dessert we had their tea with home-made preserves, which was excellent. The tea had a great, robust flavor and the cherry preserves accented that beautifully. Service was good, if a little on the slow side.

Alread our second time here... Eat what you want ... Everything is good in the athmosphere of…read moregrammophone and russian style restaurant... Would like to eat all tome here:)