We had schnitzel in large (front) and small back and porigen. The food was very good and is…read morerecommended.

The most amazing Strawberry vodka. I had 2 shots! The potato pancakes were amazing…read more We went back the next day

Great breakfast in walking distance to our hotel. Love Polish Milk bars! Had the eggs with bacon…read morefresh bread and a cider and everything was delicious! Had to toss in a couple of the cheese blintzes because why not! Great place to come if you don't want the cookie cutter hotel breakfast. They have the menu listed in English as well for those intimated by ordering in Polish!

I've heard about Polish milk bars from our tour of communism. I had an idea that they are similar…read moreto Filipino turo-turo (point-point) where you can tell the person behind the counter what you would like. There are usually several options and the meals are generally inexpensive. As it has been chilly, I've been craving soup. The lady taking the order thankfully speaks English so I didn't have to embarrass myself with my limited Polish knowledge, phew! She told me what she had for soup and I selected beef stroganoff. She asked if I wanted bread with it which I declined. I wanted to try their pork cutlet which I obliged to have with mashed potatoes. The soup, the pork dish and water amounted to less than $15 which is certainly less expensive than most cities in the US. The soup and dish were both delicious. Just couldn't give them 5 stars as I felt the pork would have been much better if it was hot and crunchy(it was just warm). The soup could have also been hotter. I think they don't wipe the tables as often as they should either. This milk bar is nicely decorated though. Considering it is very close to the city center, it is undoubtedly great value for money. Oh, btw, they have an English menu but I didn't see it until before I left

Great Beers - "Best in Gdańsk :-))" Fast and Kind Service - Little Pricely - But Worth To Pay - "I…read moreWill Back .." :-))

An acceptable beer hall. Service is efficient. Prices are reasonable. Beer is not great but…read moredrinkable. Nice outdoor seating area/. Not a destination but an acceptable place to grab a beer.

Getting a little pierogi fatigued during your time in Poland? Then how about some really BIG…read morepierogi, from Lithuania?? Joking aside, this place was really delicious and a nice change of pace from Polish cuisine. It's pretty different actually, with a level of spice that isn't explosive or anything but still can have significantly more heat than you're likely to find in the local food. Super gracious hosts and a great vegetarian selection too!

Really good food. Nice outdoor seating area. Friendly and efficient service. Food is very good…read moreat prices not outrageous for area/. This is a place worth checking out.

It was all great. The Polish breaded cod is what fish and chips would like to grow up to one day…read morebecome. The perfectly butter-cooked potato medallions. The blood sausage and rice had a delicious sweet relish on it that made it phenomenal and beautifully presented. The pickled herring was sooo good, a perfect mix of pickled sweetness of fish and onions. The salmon soup was out of this world, it almost tasted like there was a slight coconuty taste to it like a curry, but not curry, just a balanced sweet and sourness to it, reminding me of a fish soup my grandfather used to always make. ...and our server, Christopher, reminded us of our brother-in-law -- making us feel so very much at home and cared for. Even when we came late, they did not rush us, they took love in preparing a phenomenal meal for us -- One of the best meals we've had since landing in Poland... and in a very long time, for that matter. Our love and respect to the chef, the wait staff, and this restaurant. You have made us fall in love with Polish Baltic region cuisine.

Great pirogies, sausage, and potato pancakes. Service was fine, ambience is cozy old town. A…read morelocal recommended the food here, and we all enjoyed it.

Nice little place with a stunning view along the river. The pirogies were excellent - we tried…read moreRussian and cabbage & mushroom. You can choose from the more traditional- like we ordered- or fusion pirogies like duck or Mexican. All dishes are made to order and you can taste it. The longer wait is well worth it for that love in your dish. Prices here are very good and actually lower than many places nearby. 2 beers, 2 soups, and 2 plates of 10 piece pirogies came to 22€.

Very traditional but with some funky options like Mexican pierogi. The meat pierogi are awesome!!…read moreCheap and delicious. Really clean and modern shoo. View is awesome too. Truly worth a visit if pierogi is what you are after.

Delicious food, simple atmosphere, location near the majority of downtown must see sights, not too…read morecostly, large portions. Menu includes Polish dishes from potato. Quick and friendly service. For 50 zloty in total per person you'll be full. I would definitely recommend the Pyra Bar for having a dinner.

WOW! Simply wow. The Potato Casserole with broccoli and cheese was delicious. I recommend that you…read morepay the extra for more mozzarella. The staff was amazing, friendly and helpful. They spoke excellent English which was a major plus.

The food is pretty good, the prices are probably the best you will find in town, but the experience…read moreprobably hasn't changed since the 1980s. Grab a tray, order what you want, pray that it's actually available that day, and pay for it. That's it. It's not easy to get what you want unless you know at least a bit of Polish, though.

Schnitzel was very dry and chewy, mashed potatoes was very lumpy and really not mashed and the…read moresalad was something else, along with the apple desert which was decent but way to sweet for my liking. Service was messy but still decent. Atmosphere was actually cozy but yet very few seats, I don't really get the name "bar Neptune" when it has nothing to do with either the sea god (of rome) or the planet. Food: 2/5 Service: 2/5 Atmosphere: 3/5

Massive portions, cheap prices and what seems to be authentic polish food. I had the zurek and pork…read morechop shared between 2 people and it was easily enough food. We also added a couple of drinks and the total price came to 34. Getting here is a little bit difficult, not least because the pin was misplaced when I tried to find it. Whatever the case, it's across the road from tekstylia and down the stairs. A good place for trying polish food with good prices.

If you want a taste of true Polish cuisine while visiting in Gdańsk this is a place to go. A short…read morewalk off the main old town tourist area this authentic Polish Milk bar offers a ton of great Polish dishes. These milk bars are set up like an American style cafeteria but with food that you actually want to eat.