Outdoor lunch in September...we all LOVED our food and…read morecharming setting. The "beef stroganoff" was actually a paprika goulash, so don't expect the creamy noodle and mushroom version... but it was Delicious!

Boooooo! Unfortunately this place is closed. I heard it was really good and had awesome traditional…read morePolish food. Sorry gang.

We were shopping in the area for Polish pottery (why else would you come to this city?) and were…read moretold that this place has great pierogi. Indeed, they were right! We had a great meal which included various types of pierogi, as well as beetroot soup and hunters stew. There are plenty of other hearty choices on the menu, all at reasonable prices. The decor is fascinating with lots of interesting stuff to look at in a cottage that is reminiscent of a log cabin. We would certainly eat here again.

Taste really good... vibe is cool... service is not bad,…read moreWaitresses' attitudes are way better than waiters, they explained the story behind every cuisine. It was nice. Eel with carrier on the top is perfect for the appetizer and mutton dumplings as the first dish that you have to try. Lamb lion served with young potatoes as sides, veal cheeks with dumplings and Poland's typical sides as main courses are really nice.

Came here with a friend a couple of weekends ago on my first trip to Poland. This was one of the…read morebest dinner experiences I've had! The food was absolutely amazing!!!Everything was perfectly flavored and cooked. All of the ingredients were fresh. I wanted to try traditional polish food so our server recommended the mutton dumplings with wild garlic and butter for my first dish. For my main dish I had the polish pike perch with stuffed onions and red sauce (made from beets). Both dishes were DELICIOUS!! For dessert I had the cherry and almond tartlet...it was so fresh and light...not too sweet...with a perfectly baked crust!! I highly recommend this restaurant and would definitely dine here again!!

Such a cozy little place, they have a tea bar so you can make a cup of hot tea from their…read moreexhaustive collection with all the extras as well. Breakfast menu was small and simple but done extremely well, my husband breakfast was very filling and my eggs were done exactly as I like them, fresh bread and butter was a lovely touch.

5 STARS !!!! The…read morelocation, decor, service and food were all perfect! We both had the pounded pork chop with mashed potatoes and salads, it was enough to feed a small village.

IMPORTANT: waitstaff did not speak English, so make sure you've brushed up on your german and/or…read morepolish before you go. And don't be surprised by that, Gorlitz is not a foreign tourist spot... its where the Germans go to get away. Stay in Gorlitz and walk across the walking bridge by the big church along the river. They have free Wifi... so yes after dinner we walked to Poland for free internet and Zywiec :-) Grab a table with a view of Germany, order pierogies, 2 Zywiec and enjoy your afternoon or early evening for next to nothing. The euro will go a long way, and if you're extra thrifty walk up the street in poland to the little liquor store and buy some vodka to take back with you. Glad we found this spot so I could make my american polish relatives jealous :-)

An easy international excursion from Goerlitz Germany. (Cross the pedestrian only bridge, turn…read moreleft, and descend a small staircase). Prices are outrageously good since it's in Poland. I had Pirogis which were just ok and my wife ordered Chicken with mushrooms which was better. I also had a large beer, she a hot chocolate, and we ordered dessert of an old Polish apple cake and an Irish Coffee. All of that came to 87 zloty or under $20 USD. It is the only convenient Polish restaurant for pedestrians in Goerlitz and I would stop in again given the chance.

Small cozy restaurant. There was a queue waiting outside the door so we figured this place would be…read moregood. The food was good- pasta dishes were better than average, mussels were slightly better than average and pizza was average. My highlight of the meal was the rum-infused Grzaniec (hot wine). That stuff was awesome. The food came out quickly and the service was friendly. I would visit again!

Great place for traditional Polish food. The interior has a strong 80s vibe, which gives it a…read moreunique atmosphere. Service is very polite too

Great place, great atmosphere full of vintage decor and instruments. I love the hideaway separate…read moredining area and the cozy feel. Their menu is monstrously large, ensuring you will forget what you saw at the beginning by the time you reach the end. Good drinks, food, service. It seemed very popular with the local crowd, too.

Small hotel and restaurant in converted farm building…read more Breakfast, lunch, and dinner are available in the restaurant. The restaurant served both guests and non-guests, with excellent service. The buffet breakfast was very good, with choices of eggs, polish sausages, raw tomatoes, raw cucumbers, bread, toast, pastries, cereal, and fresh fruit. The coffee was excellent! - something we have not often found in Poland. We had dinner both nights of our stay, and would do so again because there are few choices in the area. - Goulash: 3.0 out of 5 stars. The meat was high-quality but a bit chewy. - Trout: 4.5. - Fish (cod) and Chips: 3.5. Tartar sauce was a bit heavy on the pickles. - Cold beet soup appetizer: 4.5. - Greek salad: 4.5. - Breakfast buffet: 5.0.

Oh my gosh this is amazing , cozy, and lovely for this family of 5! Also Great for a girlfriends…read moreshopping trip. They offer breakfast lunch and dinner-- you choose , just tell them ahead of time. Pottery shops and grocery store are nearby . I'm having a blast with my family.