Hanging out In one of the coolest Restaurants in and around Olawa. Good reception and great foodread more

Only place in Poland thats open and boy is it good! Amazing food, great atmosphere and…read moreentertainment.

We have eaten here many times and the food is very good , plentiful and low price. There are only…read moreabout 12 places to sit. It opens for late lunch and dinner. About 13:00. A bit out of the city but very worth it for the food. The building is nice but not fancy. It is a counter Sevice type of place. Cost for a lunch is about 20 zt

Stopped in tonight at 22:00 for a late night bite to eat. The hostess at first hesitated since…read moreclosing time was fast approaching, but then relented. We had a arni kleftiko and a pita souvlaki with fries along with one glass of red wine and a kawa. The food was delicious and we a takeout of the arni kleftiko since the portion was so large. The bill was 158 zl.

Taverna Akropolis sits prominently on Wroclaw's Old Town Square and has been a regular part of our…read morerotation of restaurants when staying in town on business. Like most restaurants on the Square, it has bumped out its seating capacity with outside tables under the awning giving it a distinct "cafe" feel. Throughout the week, we have been looking for restaurants with fish and seafood options. Akropolis filled that bill in spades as we thoroughly enjoyed the grilled Salmon Filets and the Assorted Seafood over Squid Ink Pasta. One member of our team chose a Greek kabob of pork with a side of fries. We also really enjoyed the fresh Greek Salads as well as the Saganaki cheese in a traditional Greek flaky pastry shell. We were bummed out that the restaurant was out of the bottle of French wine we had chosen from their wine list and had to settle for a sub-optimal pairing. Other than this vino misfortune, the service was exceptionally professional with thoughtful touches. This was another example of Poland at its best!

Polanica-Zdrój is usually crowded with tourists, but it is not, unfortunately, rich when it comes…read moreto the restaurant scene. Polskie Smaki is one of the best venues in town, but it's not overly great. Chicken soup and sour soup (żurek) were decent, pierogi as well, but potato pie with gulash was floating in fat, wreaking havoc in your stomach.

If this is what "Polish tastes" look like, I would prefer not to have any taste. A big…read moredisappointment ranging from the cheapest, discount products served as regional dishes, packet tartare, packet sauces, dead steak and trout that would like to drown, unfortunately, was already dead. Sad, because the advertisement encourages visitors, but the "Polish" reality verifies it. - this review is a subjective opinion of its author, not intended to damage the restaurant's image, but expressing only deep disappointment. I recommend that you try it yourself, as long as you don't have better expenses, but you can also help the homeless person instead. The homeless person will be happy and you will not be disappointed as I.