This place is by far the best burger I have had in Europe. They have some very creative burger…read morechoices all of which sound delicious. I went with the Highway to Hell burger which lives up to its name. They offer you a scale from 1-4 of spicyness. Of which I chose a 3 and was pleasantly surprised it was very spicy. The decor is something one would expect in a hipster bar in Boston but with a Polish spin. Truly a gem, I would recommend.

This is hard to review because the burgers were really good - but the experience was confusing and…read moredisappointing. Let me explain. We went to Burger Love and ordered a Wroclove Burger & KAC Burger with the large fries and soup. The server said that Burger Love makes the burgers but for other items (fries & soup) we had to go next door (at Le Chef). When we asked at Burger Love if we should just place the order at Le Chef we were told they dont do the burgers- only the sides. Confusing. So we were told to order the burgers at Burger Love then go sit next door at Le Chef and order the sides. The burgers would be brought to us. So, we ordered burgers at Burgher Love and went to Le Chef. We ordered the sides (at Le Chef) and the waitress seemed confused. She said she didnt think they had fries but would consult the kitchen if they cold make them. (So, maybe they dont do the sides?) Turns out they dont have fries but we could get the soup. So we ordered 2 soups. The soup was ok. The burgers were very tasty and huge! The meat was very good. And although we ordered both burgers well done and they came out very pink we were still happy due to the quality. When we paid (we had to pay separately at both places) I asked what the confusion was all about. Why were we sent between the 2 restaurants and why didnt the Burger Love have any sides? Apparently the places are owned by the same owner but there is a huge disconnect which left us customers confused and dispointed without half our order. To top it off, the soups we ordered at Le Chef were double the price of Burger Love. So we had to pay extra. Because this process was such a mess, I probably wont be back.

Best burgers in the world, period. Try the Special - it's just beyond imagination, how good the…read moreburger can get. All the package is great - burger, the way it looks, service, music - just great. If you ever come to Wrocław - try it.

We started off our lunch with the melon & lemon flavored lemonade. Both were nice and refreshing,…read morealthough at 12 zloty each, we found the price point too high for what is was. For the burgers you're given the option between several burger bun flavors (herbs & lemon, full wheat, wheat with sesame, wheat with sepia) and also are asked how you'd like the patty cooked (rare, medium, well done). We opted for the Cheeseburger and the Chipotle Burger, both cooked medium and on a sesame bun. Both arrived to the table at a timely manner and the presentation was rustic and fabulous. The Cheeseburger was generously stuffed with coleslaw, onion rings and bbq sauce. This burger was our favorite out of the two. We enjoyed the nice crunch from the coleslaw and the bold flavors of the BBQ sauce. The Chorizo Burger however, with avocado, nachos, chipotle pepper salsa and jalapeno did not meet our expectations. We found that the nachos absorbed all the moisture in the burger and left it quite dry and tasteless. We hope to see more salsa or avocado added in compensation for the nachos.

Great bar, really great food, and great service. Very American but what can be wrong with great…read moresteaks and a bourbon? Live music a few nights a week. Come in for a great time!

After a long flight from the states we had a hankering for a steak and decided on this spot located…read morein the Old Town Square. I knew this was a chain but their menu was in English and they had a wide range of choices so I settled on the Viking with herbal butter, truffle potato puree and rice. The steak was cooked perfectly and I had no complaints. The location is in the heart of the old town center and makes for very good people watching. During my meal we saw a variety of entertaining acts perform in the square. The only thing that maybe an issue for some is people smoking nearby. Overall a good place to grab a meal and kick back.

If u want to eat a burger don't order anything else,are giants! The meat is really fresh and also…read moresalad,if u order a cheeseburger and u really like cheese,order with double cheese. The atmosphere is nice :)

Visiting poland from Las Vegas and I have to say that my whole family enjoyed all the dishes we…read moreordered. Kabob delicious. Burgers amazing and huge. Salads have so many ingredients and all fresh. The vibe is chill during the day and this is well worth visiting especially to get away from all the tourist in the square. Just about a block and a half off the center of wroclaw. Hope you enjoy as much as I did.

'Detroit' deep dish pizza - it's probably awesome hangover food, but I found it a little heavy for…read morea regular meal. Disappointed they don't serve low alcohol beer.

Polish food is known for being heavy on meat and milk products, so Vega Bar Weganski's vegan take…read moreon Polish dishes is a truly innovative feat! The Pierogi Ukrainskie was a plate of six dumplings stuffed with cottage cheese and cabbage, topped with fried onions and a dollop of sour cream. While the original version of this pierogi is already vegetarian, this restaurant's version was made with completely vegan ingredients from the imitation cottage cheese to the butter to the garlic cream! There were a couple of international options on the menu as well, and I ordered the samosa, a fried turnover made with a mixture of spiced vegetables (potatoes, onions, peppers, carrots, tomatoes) wrapped in a flaky, crispy spiced dough. The best part of the dish were the two sauces the samosa came with: a red pepper purée and a thick garlic cream that rounded out the flavors of the spices. Along with our dishes came a selection of surowka (salads) including red cabbage with sesame seeds, sauerkraut with sun-dried tomatoes, carrots with pumpkin seeds, and green cabbage with dill. Overall, the food here made for a delicious meal that came at a great value, especially given the restaurant's location right in Wrocław's central market square!

What a fantastic place! It's right in the city center, so really convenient…read more It's really two restaurants - order at the counter cafeteria style on the first floor, and international food on the second. Both restaurants are fully vegan! Another reviewer said she felt uncomfortable on the ground floor. I didn't at all! The menu is not in English, but the person behind the counter spoke English well and was really helpful. And there was also pictures, which made it really easy to order. We arrived for a late dinner about 45 minutes before they closed. The restaurant is really affordable, especially for the quality and the portion sizes: we paid under 45 PLN for two huge meals with bottled waters. We tried a buckwheat cutlet (sort of like falafels made from buckwheat) with mushroom sauce, and stuffed cabbage. Both were served with our choice of salads (you can also order a la carte). The salads were excellent, and not what I expected: shredded carrots in one and pickled veggies in the other. All of the food tasted really fresh and well prepared. As their window says - animal liberation and human liberation are linked! Whether you're a vegan/vegetarian/flexitarian/omnivore who just wants to get some more fiber and vitamins, do yourself a favor and check out Vega.