The food was wonderful and service as well. The space is clean and inviting for a couple or small…read moreintimate group. Several ppl came in and sat with a glass of wine. Highly recommend this restaurant. We were a group of 4 and there were plenty of seats but no issues with conversations over riding ours. Only negative was the mixed drink that was too sweet and not enough alcohol

Excellent lunch, one of the best we had in Poland. It began with an amuse bouche and featured…read moreexcellent service, tasty food with a regional flair, and a nice atmosphere.

Delicious, classic Polish food and very friendly customer service…read more I was flying in to Poland from California and we planned to visit Chata Za Wsia on our way back from the airport. Before flying in I researched the place and decided on it. Unfortunately our flight was delay over 4h and I thought we won't make if before they close. But we did! Ladies accommodated us with smiles on their faces and food was simply divine! Maybe for a regular Polish people it is nothing special because they eat it often, but for someone who is coming from US once a year and can appreciate authenticity of Polish kitchen, it was really, really tasty :). Also a beautiful, relaxing location and great prices! I recommend it!

Food was delicious. Great way to try a variety - baked and boiled, meat and/or vegetarian!read more

Great place to try all the pierogi, vegetarian, meat and fish. Boiled, fried or in the oven. We…read moreordered too much bcs we were hungry and the food is too heavy for us.

After visiting the nearby open air museum, and getting the cold shoulder from their restaurant, (I…read morethink they were too busy hosting a convention) we really needed someplace substantial to eat. Luckily some internet searching led us to this place -- listed in the top ten places to eat in the area. Even though we arrived well past lunch time and no where near dinner time, we were welcomed and seated and served a delicious meal. Our group had the beet soup, dumplings, potato noodles (not sure how that translates), beets, cucumber salad, and pork chop. The best restaurant meal of my visit to Poland