When in Poznan this is the place! Such a great selection of classic Polish dishes. We enjoyed many…read moreof the dishes our waitress recommended and had such great service. Wiejskie Jadlo has a very friendly and welcoming atmosphere. The wait staff was extremely friendly and sincere. We enjoyed seating outside midday. The food was top notch. We have tried many places in Poznan for traditional dishes and this was for sure a favorite. If you are looking for authentic dishes you cannot go wrong with Wiejskie Jadlo.

First time eating traditional Polish food and it was amazing and the dessert was fresh of the oven…read moreand delicious with very affordable prices and great service

Amazing. Best evening in our travels so far including Berlin. First, Concordia are ambassadors of…read morePolish wine with over 200 types. But the wine list is insane. Rothschild, etc. The food was magnificent at every stage: I had a crawfish pierogi, guinea fowl broth south with guinea dumplings and a scrumptious guinea fowl main with chanterelles. The stay open to feed us. Great service, wonderful atmosphere, and perfect evening.

Great food, beautiful decor and lovely wine. Appropriate prices…read more Very nice staff and sommelier that speak English and Polish

Good traditional potato based dishes…read more I ate some potato pancakes with chicken, blue cheese and sour cream, it was all very tasty. My girlfriend had a pot with potatoes chicken, peas, carrots and mozzarella on top, baked in the oven. She took the big dose which proved too much so we took the leftovers home, box provided by the restaurant. These two dishes plus two soft drinks were around 40zl. Quite good value for the food we are. The pice of two fast food menus in a local chain and in this case you eat something more like homemade food.

Food is OK, menu changes every day and depending on the time of the day you go, most dishes might…read morebe gone. When I went there the choice was rather limited so I'm giving this a 3 stars for that and for the price, they price themselves a bit on the hipster side, too pretensions if you ask me. The food itself was not bad but also not something I would say "I need to come back here, this is good". Drinks as in most restaurants in Poland are overpriced.

I've returned several times to Modra while here on business. When the owner/chef is present each…read moremeal carries his loving spirit and thought to every bite. Presentation on the plate excites the eye and ambience makes one feel at home. He has very good taste in music too!

I will start this review with my only complaint, chairs are not very comfortable…read more The rest, all great! Food was delicious and well priced, the cheapest wine per glass is good (10zl a glass). Desserts were also good, specially the Tart with strawberries and white chocolate mousse, simply amazing! The place has a nice vibe, I believe there are at least 2 floors but I only went to the bottom floor. Waiters speak English and are very polite and helpful. Overall the only complaint as I stated in the beginning was the chairs which were a tad uncomfortable.

Lovely decor and tempting menu in an historic and quainy building. I had a business lunch here but…read morewould be a great place for any occasion, upsclae but not overdone. Do try the cherry pierogies.

Went into this restaurant thinking I was about to spend a fortune. The ambience is set for friends,…read morefamily, or a romantic evening. The service was white glove, and very attentive. As for the food, it was a delicate delicious. Everything from the presentation to the taste was spot on, and carefully thought out. Overall dining here made us feel fancy and special.

I thought this location was beautiful placed with a great environment. The food was excellent!! It…read morewas fast, fresh, and I would come back here again. Everything we tasted and had brought out to us was perfect!!

Cute place that serves mostly potato dishes. Great potato pancakes, fluffy, crispy and not at all…read moregreasy. Mine were with smoked salmon and dill sour cream. Reasonably priced and low key. The soup of the day was a bit watery. I had hoped for something thicker but it was okay.

The entire menu at Pyra Bar is centered on one ingredient: the potato. Jacket (baked) potatoes,…read morepotato pancakes, and potato casseroles, each served with a different sauce or toppings. The Sledzionko came with a mixture of herring, pickles, apples, and onion in a chilled sour cream sauce; and the LO!Sos came with a creamy sauce of mascarpone, sour cream, lemon, dill, and chives topped with a slice of smoked salmon. Both dishes came with three chunks of roasted potato, which had crispy skin and were nicely seasoned with salt, dill, and chives. We also got a creamy coleslaw on the side to go with the potatoes, but my favorite part was definitely the herring salad, which had just the right balance of briney/seafoody flavors, a refreshing crunch, and a creamy, herbaceous sauce!

I've eaten here a few times and not been disappointed. Last time I was here with two friends who…read moredon't speak any Polish at all, but that was ok because the waiter had flawless English! It's got the old school Polska country feeling to it, and a good selection on the menu. I had a filet mignon with a lovely chanterelle mushroom sauce, served with salad, warm beetroot salad and boiled potatoes. One of my companions had the same, and the other the fried Camembert. For dessert we shared buckwheat pancakes with 2 sauces and whipped cream. Service was spectacular- my friend dropped her knife and the waited was immediately there with both a knife and a fork so she could replace her fallen utensil. I know Dublin hipsters think they're hipster with their pallet furniture and school bench tables, but they'll never be as nonchalant hipster as saddle seat bar stools and beer barrel chairs!