I had a pork chop with fries (chips) and salad. My gf had a burger…read more The food is good. Thick fries and typical salad. My pork chop was juicy inside with a decent sear. The owner told me the cook made my pork chop outside on the grill . The burgers are BIG. I had a bite, and could tell there's some good beef in the patty. This restaurant is right next to McDonalds and can be easy to pass. The signage does not clearly shout BURGERS and it's difficult to see inside. The owner is nice. He explained the menu well. Overall I think the food is good, and has a good price.

Great burgers! Amazing french fries! Really feels like…read moreAmerican dinner! Valuable prices and great sauces

From the owner: Best burgers in Ostrava, Jack Daniels, Heineken, Krusovice...read more

We visited around 11:00am and were the only ones there until we were finishing our meal. The…read moreserver was very friendly and helpful and because our airbnb was across the road, we saw the server several times when we were out and about and he recognized us and said hello. I enjoyed the art on the walls and got a kick out of the picture of Samuel L. Jackson eating a burger (Royale with Cheese anyone?). I ordered the Harissa Lamb burger which was absolutely magnificent and I love the complex combination of flavors with the sliced pickled beets. Wow! My husband got the classic burger. Both were rather large and we cut them in half to make them easier to eat. They have really nice fresh french fries and I had them with the beer cheese sauce and truffle mayo. Hubba hubba! Glad I was able to get my burger fix at this cool joint. I recommend and would definitely return.

On my last night in Krakow I was craving a burger and I read and heard this is one of the better…read moreburger joints in town. I could have definitely done McDonald's but why not try a place that is local and known for burgers. So I got the Bacon Cheddar Burger. It was good. Not the best burger ever. But still good. I don't expect burgers here in Poland to taste like burgers from the US. It's going to be different quality of beef. Now...I don't know what other reviewers are talking about saying this burger is huge and if you get a whole burger don't bother with fries it's too much food. Really? I ate the entire burger and fries no problem lol. Even the cashier who took my order said oh it's a lot of food! I don't know...Maybe us Americans are truly fat and just eat much bigger portions than the rest of the world because I finished by burger and fries no problem. Honestly I could have eaten another one if I wanted to. So unless your a small eater you can finish a burger and fries. Their large is like our medium in the States. But glad I came here tonight. Definitely fulfilled my burger craving and left feeling satisfied. Quality is 7/10! Portions 7/10! One thing to note: There are no individual tables except for like one. There are two really long tables that take up most of the seating space. So it's like a high school cafeteria set up where you are sitting next to total strangers. There are some bar tables up against the wall to eat also if you want to be more distanced from other diners.

Tourist from USA. This place was great, came here at least twice during my stay in Bielsko…read more Had the open burger which was tasty and rich but still felt healthy since it was on a salad. Also had the super good salad which was tasty. This place has good food and fresh ingredients with good and friendly service. Highly recommend!

Amazing dinner one of our last nights in Krakow, we walked in and had no problem without a…read morereservation

Seriously the best steak ever. If you have the opportunity to eat at this restaurant in Kraków, I…read morehighly recommend you go there. The service was wonderful and the food was delicious and the atmosphere was very nice. They happen to be two of these restaurants in Krakow. we went to the one that was more off the beaten path. I liked it because it was a little less crowded though. You still have to wait quite a while for a table. But definitely worth it. Very good food.

This is not Stek Chalupa! It is Stek! Someone changed the name of the listing I added!…read more If I were to rate Stek on portion size alone, it would undoubtably be a five star review. I don't think I've ever seen as much food on one plate in my life! Portion size aside, Stek has an eye-catching exterior with 'Stek' emblazoned in red on a dark backdrop, the 't' a vivid bull's head. We'd passed by in the day and, impressed by its size and design, decided to have dinner at Stek. The staff were friendly and helpful and we received a warm welcome. Stek looked relatively quiet but, I'd say that this was largely down to the size of the tables. Larger parties would benefit from the thick wooden tables, which could probably seat up to 12, but when it came to the three of us, we felt swamped by the size. It would have been nice if there were a variety of sizes, including smaller ones for smaller parties. Seeing couples sitting at the huge tables didn't seem all that cosey! As we we entered, we passed a huge open grill, with meats cooking on the fire. It was atmospheric and part of the initial first impression that attracted us to Stek. The menus were attached to traditional ciupaga (Polish axe-shaped walking sticks) which hung from the wall. This was a nice touch and went well with the overall theme. In terms of eating out and general expenditures when holidaying in Poland, everything is impressively cheap! And Stek is no exception. We had potato pancakes to start. (One portion meat, the other with garlic butter garnish.) They were tasty but unlike more traditional styles I've tried. I'm used to a stodgier home-cooked taste. This dish was lighter and made a nice starter! For mains, we had chicken and steak (both looked delicious!) and I opted for a burger. Now, if you're thinking of a delicious juicy burger patty in a brioche bun, as I was, you'd be fooled! What I ended up with was rather a large mound of flattened beef which was thin and crispy with sheep's cheese on top and chips and coleslaw on the side. It would have been nice if the meat was served warmer to allow the cheese to melt! I don't want to say I was disappointed, rather bewildered. A polish burger is very different from a burger anywhere else in the world. - That's the lesson to be learned! Certainly different but not my finest burger! Stek was a pleasant stop for dinner, albeit not traditional Polish cuisine. It's worth a visit for its kitsch appeal. Look out for a particularly strange (rude!) picture!