I've been wanting to come here for ages! Such an unusual and interesting place, on a street where…read morethere is nothing like it. Great Polish food. We had loads to eat plus an apple juice each, and it came to under £20! Incredible value. It's right on Adelaide Terrace just along from the end where Lidl is. You can use their car park and walk along.

I like Polish food. Walking into this empty restaurant and seeing Polish music videos on the TV was…read morea good first sign. The waiter having a thick Polish accent was the second good sign. A bilingual menu was a third good sign. Absolutely authentic Polish dishes and several Polish beers on the menu was the forth good sign. The waiter was kind and energetic, especially after I said I loved Polish food. My wife and I were insanely hungry since we went to several Hadrian's Wall sites and had a light lunch. We also had not eaten Polish food in a long time, so maybe we were over excited. I ordered the borscht and the waiter suggest a special borscht for the day. My wife got the fried cheese appetizer. We ordered three appetizers, splitting the vegetarian cheese/onion dumplings (pierogis), and my wife getting potato pancakes on goulash while I got the breaded pork cutlet. Everything was very, very good. The borscht was very flavorful, full of potatoes and beans in the Ukrainian style. The fried cheese was amazing, crunchy and melts. The pierogis were huge and delicious. The pork cutlet was tender, perfectly fried crispy exterior and juicy inside. My wife liked the potato pancake but raved about the paprika-rich goulash. We had no room for desert but it was anything like the other dishes, I am sure it would be quite amazing Newcastle, you have an *excellent* Polish restaurant. Please visit it and enjoy this flavorful cuisine. Oh, and the bill? £38.50. For three entrees, two appetizers, and I had a beer. Very reasonable. I can't say enough good about this place. The decor is very neat, too.

Whilst out on an evenings event and looking for somewhere to eat that wasn't busy so close to Xmas…read more Came across this small cafe/ restaurant that appeared to look different. Upon entering the young lady at the bar exclaimed what it was "Polish" .As it was empty we would give it ago.. The decor was rustic in its make-up but clean & tidy. The menu was in Polish & English We sat at the table and pondered the menu, ordered water as we needed to drive, so no alcohol. The bar/waitress took our order which was breaded chicken in 2 forms with chips & salad, The salad came Polish style, pickled veg (sour kraut) and mayonnaise based item, which was the better of the two. Fries cooked ok. The breaded chicken was nicely cooked & remained moist. We were suitably full after the meal. Our first experience of Polish cuisine in the North East. Neither of us used the facilities so can't comment. There is parking close by (100m) but not outside as it's up a pedestrian area on the town. Having never been to Poland but lived in Germany it reminded me of the quaint German places that could be found in 1980's. we would return if in the town.