Nice and comfortable place to eat polish and Russian food with an extraordinary looking. Charming…read morestaff

Place has a nice atmosphere, staffs are kind & smily. You can find a wide variety of food, we…read moretried soups generally like them, especially the Ukrainian soup was tasty.

Finding this restaurant in Łódź was a pleasant surprise. They serve traditional Polish food, and I…read morewould eat everything we had again and again. ​The service was quick and easy, and the servers speak a little English. You feel as though you're sitting in an old mountain pub rather than a restaurant. It's a magnificent atmosphere in which to enjoy a Polish meal. ​They have a full bar, so you can order drinks with your dinner. They first brought out bread with smalec (a spread of rendered bacon fat) to start. Then, I had a cup of red beet soup, it was fabulous, just like Grandma would make. The main courses were cooked to perfection. I had the pork in a white sauce with mashed potatoes, the pork was very tender, and the sauce was a great accompaniment. My wife had the cheese and potato pierogies, which were mouth-watering, and my son had the schnitzel with a fried egg and mashed potatoes. ​The portions are huge, and everything was absolutely delicious. We're already looking forward to coming back the next time we're in Łódź. So if you find yourself in Łódź or in the vicinity and you are looking for an affordable, traditional Polish meal with a delightful atmosphere and delicious food, this is the place. Check it out, You will be pleasantly surprised!

Very good authentic polish food. Excellent ambience. The wooden architecture and freshness of food…read moreis incomparable.

Its a good and cozy restaurant you can wine and dine very good. I would recommend. Gutes,…read moregemütliches Restaurant hier kann man sehr gut und gepflegt essen. Empfehlenswert!

Good food and drink here. Moderate size cafe, with still a cozy feel to it. There can be live music…read moreas well. The decor is a balanced mix of industrial hipster modern IKEA with a largely black and white color palette that I think works quite well. Clientele, at least, on a Sunday night, seemed like a mix of urban young professionals and a few older folks. Despite its cozy feel, there is some space to dance in front of the stage though the flooring is not ideal. Free wifi. There is a full bar here, though I didn't try the alcoholic drinks. That said, there's a locally made cola+orange peel flavor soda called United No. 2 that was divine. And there are four Moon Brothers sodas that seem pretty cool. Bathrooms: Generally clean and functional, but single occupancy, one each for male and female, so can be problematic if the venue is full. My female friends tell me they've got feminine hygiene products in the female bathrooms.