We visited the restaurant for the first time and ordered, among other things, the "Szlachcic…read morePancake" -unfortunately, one of the pork tenderloin pieces inside was raw. Not just pink and undercooked, it was raw, tough, and impossible to chew. My companion had to discreetly spit it into a napkin. I reported the issue to the staff. The waitress offered to replace the dish, but since the rest of it had already been eaten, I simply asked her to inform the kitchen. This was a real food safety issue, raw pork can pose a serious health risk. What's even more disappointing is that no discount or clear response was offered. The full bill was issued as if nothing had happened. Given the seriousness of the situation and the potential risk of food poisoning for other guests, I'm considering reporting the incident to the appropriate authorities. Not every customer may notice the problem in time and it only takes one case for things to end badly. The place has atmosphere and the food looks appealing, but if safety and accountability are treated lightly, unfortunately, I won't be coming back.

Amazing Polish food in a restaurant that will take you back in time. The decor of the place is…read moretruly historical and has many interesting details. Great experience and even better food! I wish we have restaurant like that locally. Even stuff wears traditional folk clothes to match authenticity of this place.

Biesy is a very cool restaurant underground in the Old Town. It has been converted into a…read morerestaurant from the old tunnels where the Jewish people hid. The decorations inside are very neat with lots of mirrors and it definitely still feels like tunnels and you can see the parts where they have been closed off. The menu is super cute and lists items based on the seven deadly sins. The food is also excellent and a great spot for the famous Polish potato pancakes. We also got Apple Pie drinks which are apple juice with the famous Żubrówka (Bison Grass Vodka) that tastes like cinnamon spice. The drink really tastes like apple pie!!! This place is definitely a good spot for a chill and cozy Polish dinner in Lublin.

My favorite restaurant in Lublin! They have the best service and even better food. It's vegetarian…read morefriendly. They have amazing pasta dishes and desserts. The decor is classy. It has great ambience. They are very friendly and they work with you to customize and make it a great setting for big parties. They really know what they are doing. The owners have traveled to different countries and learned about the different cultures. They have great ideas that portray creativity. Their goal is to always try a new dish. They are so talented here. I feel as though this is one of the nicest restaurants in Lublin that you shouldn't miss out on!

Excellent place. More than helpful service, very nice blond girls, but above all - they serve one…read morehell of an excellent food. Excellent teas, brilliant mules, very good desserts - this might be one of the best places in Lublin. Sea food, Polish stuff, Italian pastas - not a long menu though. Nice, cosy, quiet, friendly place with great food and free wifi. Couldn't get any better - I will come back.

Great restaurant in the old town city center. Beautiful wooden tables. It's spacious. Super clean,…read morewonderful and imaginative food choices. The beef cheek entree and chocolate filled cake for dessert were particularly good. Also great wine selection

We had a delightful meal at Soczysta Strawa, which was one of the few veggie friendly places in…read moretown that was open when we visited shortly before Christmas. The food is really affordable; 15 - 18 PLN (around $4 - 5 USD) for a filling main dish. Warning for those who don't speak Polish: there's no English menu, and the servers didn't speak English when we visited. But if you're familiar with a few of the food words (and/or you have Google translate), it's not too hard to decipher. You order at the counter, and the food is brought to you. The vibe inside is cute and chill, and the person behind the counter was very friendly, even though we didn't know enough to communicate well with her. They also sell juice, which we didn't try. We tried the dish of the day, which was potato pancakes with a veggie stew and a cup of soup (they let us pick which soup we wanted, and we had a really delicious mushroom soup.) We also tried the "cutlet", which is basically a veggie patty, served with buckwheat and a couple of salads. You can pick what kind of cutlet you want, and I got one made with spinach. It tasted great! The menu is 100% vegetarian and mostly vegan. The vegan dishes are marked - I think. This didn't happen to us (so far as I know? maybe the cream served with my cutlet was dairy?) but a couple of users on Happy Cow have complained that they were served dairy by accident when ordering vegan food. So if you're a strict vegan, be careful!