Nice coffee shop, which is an off shoot from the main drag. Selection of imported beans…read more Unfortunately I didn't get to try any of their cakes, but I enjoyed their coffee.

Hmmmm, I'm not so sure about the hype surrounding this place. It came highly recommended by three…read morefriends, touted as a place with awesome breakfast and vegan options. But overall it was just OK. We showed up on a Saturday morning and it was packed but they seated us quickly, which was welcome as we were starving. After looking at the menu I was slightly disappointed, as it didn't have as many vegan options as I'd hoped. We ordered two breads though. The vegan one with the lentil spread and pickles was good, but nothing spectacular. My husband ordered one of the vegetarian ones but it was out, so he got the egg one instead, which he said was also fine. Additionally, we ordered one of the oatmeals with almond milk, gluten-free oats, peanut butter, banana, nuts, cinnamon, etc. It wasn't particularly flavorful but my son liked it. As for drinks, my husband got the hot chocolate and he enjoyed it; of all the hot chocolates he had in the city, it was his favorite. The price was also pretty good. But I found the service was not particularly friendly (everyone seemed in a rush) and the food just medium.

A great steakhouse right on Monte Cassino street. This is not the place you wanna miss out on and…read moreits not very big, so i suggest you set up a table in advance to secure your spot here. Decor is simple and clean with a luxury touch to it, which gives this place a classy feeling. When going here you should expect great meat, and you wont be disappointed. You cant go wrong here so its up to you which kind of meat you are after. Big or small parties wont matter, there are tables for both kinds. Service is what to expect, and pricing is fair, although its high for Sopot. If you are visiting, you will probably get great value compared to back home so there is no reason to hold back. Go here and enjoy a culinary night in the name of MEAT!

Higher priced restaurant with great food. We were looking for a restaurant that also has some…read morerelevant vegetarian options and ended up here. The tagliatelle were pretty nice. We also had a sirloin steak that was perfectly cooked and tasted amazing. Definitely a place to go if you want to have it a bit more fancy. When coming from the Nordic countries the prices here are still pretty cheap but it is significantly more expensive than the places around, but that's worth it.

Great place to grab some breakfast. The service was excellent with very friendly staff. Had the…read moresalmon with a fried egg on top. Very delicious. Well seasoned. Egg perfectly cooked.

This is another must in Sopot which actually changed a lot within last few year when it comes to…read moreculinary. Stacja Sopot is located in an old Villa next to the main station and is renovated in the typical modern/vintage style you usually find in hipster places in Warsaw. Staff is young, international and super friendly. After a longer bike tour as expected and a rain shower we got into, they were super friendly, helping o try us and getting the bikes, especially saddles dry afterwards. The food is fresh and modern interpreted. When it came to orders they were very helpfull and flexible giving recommendations, sizing the dishes up from starter to main dishes or changing the sides. I had a smoked beef tatare which was really good and got a slight but not too dominant smoky flavour. For main dish we had sprotki, the polish type of small sardines, deep fried with salty flakes, very very tasty. For desert we got a sernik, polish chees cake with fresh berries on top too share. All in all a very tasty meal in a friendly, casual and relaxed atmosphere.

This comfortable and friendly place blends European standards with Asian flavors. All of us, from…read morevegans to carnivores, enjoyed our meals. The chef here knows flavors well and is not afraid to be bold with big flavors, never going overboard. Case in point: the duck broth with udon, pickled ginger and pickled radishes. The broth, very rich and reminiscent of pho, was complemented nicely by the tang and heat of pickled sushi ginger-- very satisfying on a cold seaside day. Another standout was the hot lemonade which turned out to be a hot, fresh citrus tea with cloves, star anise, rosemary, and cinnamon. This was good both with and without a shot of rum. The non-vegetarian main dishes equally feature deftly cooked vegetables next to their meat counterparts. It was fun to pick through the shrimp, chorizo and pan fried vegetables getting different combinations of carrots, celery root, beets, and parsley root with the sausage and shrimp. This plate was deceptively filling. Stacja Sopot is a must if you like big flavors, interesting combinations and fair prices.

I was in Gdańsk for only one night during a multi- city tour around Poland. I scoped out vegan…read moreplaces before I came, and I'm so delighted that I found Manna 68! The menu is 100% vegetarian, and mostly vegan (and the non-vegan dishes can all be modified to vegan.) There are also many clearly labeled gluten free options. This is heaven for plant based or celiac/gluten sensitive folks, and a fantastic option for omnivores, too! I don't know any Polish beyond a couple of courtesy words, and eating here was a breeze - both servers spoke fluent English, and there is a detailed English menu with nice descriptions of all the dishes. The vibe inside is calm and lovely and a touch hipster. The food was great! We started with a vegan "lard" made from white beans and prunes; it's one of their house specialties. This was out of this world good: savory with a hint of sweetness and a touch of pepper, and satisfyingly creamy. We also had the sweet and sour "duck" made from seitan. The texture really nailed a fatty piece of duck (which I used to like eating in my pre-vegetarian days), and the sauce was sweet and tasty. We also tried the Jamaican curry, made from coconut and peanut. It didn't taste especially Jamaican, and the flavor was more coconut that peanut butter, but it had lots of crisp veggies and tasted good. Appetizers are around 15 złoty and entrees around 30. Tap water was complimentary at every table, and they sell wine by the bottle and glass as well as 500ml bottles of local craft beer and a nice variety of teas. The bathrooms are downstairs and I don't think they are wheelchair/walker accessible. I'm not sure if I'll ever be back in Gdańsk, but if I am, I'm definitely returning to Manna 68 for some of that pate!

Really enjoyable place to dine. We were here for breakfast and did not spend too much. The meal…read morefills you up and you feel healthy after bc everything is vegan/vegetarian. If you're ordering tea, just know that you're ordering an entire tea pot - I made that mistake. Nice ambience, room temp water, not the fastest service. Would only return to try a dinner dish.

The best vegan/vegeterian place in Gdańsk and whole 3City. Fresh sesonal meals, cakes and in summer…read morealso ice cream. Good variety crafted beers to chose from. Also durin summer you can seat outside and feel the vibe of Gdansk Przymorze.

A delicious meal with an assortment of pierogi. We had white chocolate raspberry, sauerkraut, meat,…read moreruskie and blueberry. Recommend Mandu highly!

Food was delicious, made to order. I had seasonal pumpkin…read morepierogis but there is a great selection of more traditional options like wild mushrooms, potatoes and cheese or meat stuffing.