We came here for dinner to celebrate a birthday. The service was a bit slow to start (a waiter…read morewalked by us about four or fives times without a word), we finally asked him if we should seat ourselves. ‍ Once seated though the waitress that served us was super great (friendly, fast and attentive). The food was fantastic!!!

We walked in, were seated immediately and the Hostess asked if we wanted English or Polish menus…read more The menu is overwhelming with no photos so hopefully my photos help. Everything we ate and tried was full of wonderful flavor. We received this chain as a recommendation from a co-worker. He goes to the locations in Poznan. I am happy to hear there is one closer to us. Our food was brought to us promptly, despite the rush of a Sunday mid-morning crowd. We had the tomato soup (creamy and sweet - delicious), the dry pancake beef, a chicken salad (delicious maybe air-fried chicken pieces?), and a dry pasta with chicken, spinach and cream. Needless to say the salad was too muh for me and I barely made a dent in the pasta. We will try the other locations on our travels. The sweet pancakes looked incredible!

Why? The ratio price:quality:portion size is great. Also,…read moreeverything here tastes really fresh and the waiters are really nice. Also, the atmosphere of the whole restaurant makes you feel you can sit in and stay chatting for a long time. It's main speciality are pancakes. I had to stay in Opole for a little over two months and didn't speak a word of Polish and I ate every single day here because there's so much to choose from! Breakfast, lunch/brunch, dinner, you name it, they have it. There's also a menu in English! Pancakes are great but you've got to try the fried rolls (they kinda look like a giant deep fried burrito) and the beetroot soup, TRY IT! Pancakes filled with salmon and with asparagus were terrific. Beer is also great and they have an aloe vera drink which is actually very healthy and tastes a bit like grapes, funny. For whom? Everyone. Not suited for business dates. A romantic date? Could be, but it is more of a friend meetup place. You can go there to have a full meal or just for something small and some drinks. Families are welcome, but children might get bored since there isn't a playground or a special place for them. Vegetarians/Vegans? There are a lot of vegetarian options but vegan not that much. You can however, veganize some items by asking them without cheese or cream or with a different dressing. Any tips? I'd recommend going there somewhere between 12 and 16:00 since it is not that full. Also, the portions are big, so try not to order so many things until you've actually eaten all of your pancake!

Thank you Starka Team. Wonderful meals and exceptional service by all staff. You All Rock!!!!…read moreGreat ambiance and relaxed atmosphere throughout. I look forward to returning. Spoko!!!

Traditional Polish fare done with an Austrian flair. Amazingly delicious. Attentive,…read moresophisticated service, and romantic views of the river. My favorite spot in Opole.

. A small play area out back for kids is nice, thank you …read more Place is clean, decor makes it look brand new, AC inside, nice deck outside . Service was good, food delivered fast . Washrooms are clean and nearby . Food of very good quality, pastas are tasty, salad is large, deserts are awesome

Śtantin is a restaurant and hotel in the village of Stare Siołkowice in Central Silesia, close to…read morethe provincial capital of Opole. The generously sized dining area, where Polish and Silesian food are served from noon until late in the evening, become a dance floor on Saturday evenings. It used to be on Friday, I heard, but this village is a special kind of commuter town (with a significant proportion of citizens working in Germany and returning only on weekends). I had the "Talerz Misia" - a huge serving that could indeed satisfy a bear's hunger - with the naming being a pun on the name of the owners (Miś, meaning bear in Polish). Two kinds of kotlet schabowy, a chicken wing, a large meatball and a piece of pork loin, served with Silesian kluskie and vegetables. The vegetables reminded me of English food but I can't exactly say why. Kluskie were absolutely lovely, without the depression in the centre (as typical for this part of Central Silesia), and not as gooey as potato Knödel in Germany are but very smooth. Altogether excellent value for money, much more so than in restaurants in the Western Polish border towns. The place can also be hired for private functions such as weddings and is said to be particularly popular with Germans who have some kind of familial roots in Silesia. Debit and credit cards are accepted here, as almost everywhere in Poland. Very convenient since the closest ATM would be in the next village and cashback in shops (płać kartą i wypłacaj) with foreign cards is often declined by the chip and pin devices.

The best ice cream you can get in Opole. And a caffee was really italian. You can also choose any…read moretaste oc tea or pick any of the cakes.

Trendy burger and panini sandwiches joint with tons of fresh food and ideas for the hungry hipster…read morecrowd. Their own meatshop guarantees the best meat quality. Friendly staff and clean decor adds to the experience. You can order take away or stay in and watch the commotion. Highly recommended for all meat lovers.