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!

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

Nice and delicious food from Ukraine. Pretty nice place to visit to taste pelmieni and kwasread more

Delicious dumplings in various forms. Other than standard polish dumplings really it is worth to…read moretaste it. I can recommend soups too. Potato pancakes are maybe fried with a little bit too deep fat but also very tasty!

So good! Had the mince meat boiled pierogis, baked chicken…read more& rice with red sauce & Nutella for desert! All were delicious!

A wonderful place. A hidden champion!! Cosy, modern and…read moreexcellent pierogi. Like "at home from mama" Daily soup vary. Smoothies and fresh juices are available as well. Young team is running this place. Clear recommendation!!!

Very busy place - came early for lunch by 11:30am and were lucky to get a table outside. It's got a…read morecasual vibe and the service was very prompt and friendly (and they spoke English). They've got a TON of different kinds of pierogis all made fresh upon ordering, so be prepared to wait a bit for your food. Ours took about 15-20 minutes. I'd highly recommend the wild boar with creamy mushroom sauce - the savory dumplings were our favorite.

This was our last stop in Gdansk because I definitely wanted to try a pierogi. But these are more…read morethan that. They have every dumpling imaginable from traditional to gourmet. They are freshly prepared and delicious. I've heard this place can get packed so we went right when it opened. The service was super friendly and the decor is fun. The bathroom has an Alice in Wonderland theme. Our server was very helpful with the large menu and she recommended the rye flour soup and a Polish beer for me. The soup has sausage, bacon, and potatoes and was very good!! We ordered the dumplings that were stuffed like a Big Mac. They were delicious. I only wished they would have offered a sampler so we could try more than one variety. Highly recommend!

The food is pretty good, the prices are probably the best you will find in town, but the experience…read moreprobably hasn't changed since the 1980s. Grab a tray, order what you want, pray that it's actually available that day, and pay for it. That's it. It's not easy to get what you want unless you know at least a bit of Polish, though.

Schnitzel was very dry and chewy, mashed potatoes was very lumpy and really not mashed and the…read moresalad was something else, along with the apple desert which was decent but way to sweet for my liking. Service was messy but still decent. Atmosphere was actually cozy but yet very few seats, I don't really get the name "bar Neptune" when it has nothing to do with either the sea god (of rome) or the planet. Food: 2/5 Service: 2/5 Atmosphere: 3/5

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!

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.

4.5 stars! There's nothing particularly "touristy" about Bar…read moreTurystyczny! This classic milk bar has a menu entirely in Polish and a staff that's been cooking classic Polish food since the 60s, as the photos on the wall can attest! This is the place for a quick, cheap, yet tasty Polish meal. Their recommended dish of the day was the Nalesniki, or crepes filled with fermented cabbage and topped with a creamy mushroom sauce. I also got the chlodnik, a creamy pink Lithuanian beet soup made with sour cream, vegetables, dill, and a hard-boiled egg--a super refreshing combination for a hot day! And to round it all out, there was a huge selection of vegetable side dishes, including fried cabbage, shredded beets, and a refreshing cabbage/carrot/dill slaw. The value for the food here was simply unbelievable, and the views of the Main Town alone made this a worthwhile stop!

Great homemade food..affordable prices.The menu has a big selection.The line goes by fast…read moredefinitely worth the wait. I highly recommend"Gypsy Pancake"

We had schnitzel in large (front) and small back and porigen. The food was very good and is…read morerecommended.

The most amazing Strawberry vodka. I had 2 shots! The potato pancakes were amazing…read more We went back the next day