I swung by there for dinner a couple of nights ago. The dinner menu is small, but interesting. I…read morehad an Aperol Spritz, which was sadly made too sweet by the over-addition of orange pieces, and for the main course I did the "wieprz w pęczaku" which are pork tenderloin medallions with barley and an apple chutney. Nice, solid rendition. They look to be a fascinating place for lunch and desserts, neither of which I had the opportunity to sample, so I'll have to give them another look and revise.

From the owner: "bliżej" to miejsce spotkań przyjaciół, wielbicieli dobrego i zdrowego jedzenia, a także…read morepozytywnych wibracji. menu zmienia się u nas sezonowo. wpadnij koniecznie na śniadanie, lunch lub kolację: w poniedziałek do każdego makaronu pijemy prosseco, we wtorek do każdej kanapy cydr, a w czwartek jemy świeże mule. w tygodniu do lunchu możesz wypić kieliszek wina lub lemoniadę oraz zjeść śniadanie w cenie kawy! odkryj z nami nowe smaki, oryginalne koktajle i naciesz oko niepowtarzalnym widokiem na najbardziej nowoczesną część gdyni - plac kaszubski. w weekend grają dj-e, a bliżej wypełnia się pozytywną energią i ludźmi. czujesz to? czekamy na ciebie!

Really good fish soup. The cod was very good. Service prompt and pleasant. The front patio is being…read morerenovated but the interior is nice, very relaxing space.

Great place to go to! Can't miss the soup or any of the dishes that are on the menu. The service is…read morevery friendly and the pricing very reasonable. Another good thing is that the restaurant is off Sopot main street, hence it is more authentic and less touristy. Overall, very pleased with the quality of food and the service! Go and check it out!

Halibut that melted in the mouth. We were recommended one of the beers to drink and it did indeed…read morefit very well with the fish. Excellent presentation and very good taste. They seem to be specialists on wine, but we were not in the mood for it. Right outside the center of the city, but we'll worth the 5 minutes walk. I will definitely go here next time I'm in Sopot and try more on the menu.

First things first. It's our first visit to Poland and there's no downsides of note…read more I say so as we found only a few folk rude, surprisingly in a kebab joint and a cafe in Sopot - the so called hospitality industry - but that's likely cultural as often we are polite through gritted teeth ourselves, so hypocrisy recognised Sopot is a real gem of a place and a good base to tour this part of Poland. We visited Gdańsk and Gdynia too. The train station is under 10 minutes uphill walk from Sedan. We chose Sopot as it's a sea side place and it was the end of the summer season. The Sedan hotel is quaint. It is also genuinely charming. Charming also describes all the staff we met on our 7 nights here. It wasn't a long enough stay really. You do need a level of physical fitness for this hotel as there are steps into it, there isn't a lift and staircase is quite steep. We were fortunate on arrival that the chap who checked us in, very quickly, also took our cases to the 1st floor also very quickly. Breakfast food here is first class, especially as I'm a fish lover. There's herrings & mackerel on offer daily with cress and tangy pickles. My wife isn't a lover of such briny, vinegary things but there's lots for her to enjoy including scrambled eggs, ham, cheeses, jams, yoghurts, cakes and pancakes. They bake their own breads too but their white loaf wasn't to our taste as it's dry, open textured and coarse but that's personal taste. We observed plenty of guests eating copious amounts of it with butter so We're in the minority here - story of our lives too. The breakfast coffee machine has an umbilical milk tube feeding into it for cappuccino, it also offers espresso and black coffee as it wheezes, grinds and then eventually splutters out good coffee; if it were a human the sounds it makes at work would easily burn off hundreds of calories. It kept breaking down and it was retired on our second last day. Our 1st floor room had two cosy single beds. It was a small room with a separate shower room with a shower that's even smaller than on Norwegian cruise ships. If you are thin you should be ok. I'm not. Still we managed just fine but there is a caution here as the temperature on the shower is finely set - a slight twist of the handle either way and it's quickly scalding or cold. So beware you don't accidentally knock against it; it's not a mistake you are likely to make twice. The prevailing noise outside our room was seagulls crying with the odd crow caw. There's in-room coffee & tea but no milk and tv and air con we didn't use. The hotel offers 2 course lunches at 35 pz a person. We did try to get lunch but the day we did they only had chicken as they were waiting on a delivery so that was that. The hotel also houses a Thai massage parlour (see photo) with a separate entrance so it was our first port of call day 1 but they don't offer traditional Thai massages. We found this strange so we went elsewhere 5 minutes walk away. So we really enjoyed a great stay and it's a 5 star place all the way.