Wroclaw Restaurants

This is a nice vegetarian restaurant recommended to me by the locals.

The food is fresh, salads, pancakes, vegetable soups and nice natural fruit smoothies and deserts. It is also DIRT CHEAP without any compromise on quality. I especially like the Lithuanian steaks made with buckwheat. They were real tasty with their salads as accompaniement. The salads are weighed and paid for by the kilo.

This is a no nonsense self-service restaurant. Tables are basic and you go up and order everything for yourself, taking your cutlery and serviette with you. You should avoid peak times in summer although it was wasn't packed, it was starting to fill up around midday. When you finish your tray, most of the locals bought it up to the little hole to be collected.

I am not a total vegetarian but with this restaurant, I could get used to it.

Favorite Dish: Luthuanian steak because it tastes good without loading you down if you need to do a walkabout.

If you are Vegetarian you should head for "Vega". It' s a kind of self service bar which offers meatless cuisine on the ground floor and vegan fare upstairs. There is really pretty big choice but the menu (hangs on the wall) is only in Polish and you have to say or point your finger at what you want to eat or to drink.
The prices are fair and some dishes start from 1 Euro but to be fully satisfied you should eat two or three of them.
The part upstairs is nicer.

After a long day of sightseeing I went to this Irish pub to enjoy a little Guiness. Those who know me may ask, why little. Well, it's just because the blood alcohol limit in Poland is 0.02% and I was in Wroclaw by car. Didn't want to have truble with the police.

This is a nice restaurant at the market square. You can sit outside and watch the people passing by or go inside and enjoy the atmosphere of this beautifull decorated restaurant. You can see how your meal is prepared as the kitchen is open.
Most dishes include hunted deer. Prices are around 20 Zloty for the meat plus 5 Zloty for each addition (potatoes, salad etc).

This is a new restaurant in Square Markt. You can go inside or sit in the garten.

Favorite Dish: I was there with friends and we ate PAELLA.
There are too tortilla, salades, toasts....
Paella with chicken for 2 persons - 22 zl
Great salade (tomatos, cabbage, olives, brie, chees, champignions) - 15 zl
Beer - 5-8 zl
Beer "Desperado" - 12 zl
very taste paella with frutti di mare.

A small, quaint and comftorable atmosphere is what you will find in the restaurant. It makes your meal that much more enjoyable. You will find Spanish Guitar blasting through the speakers and the walls adorned with Mexican symbols. The food is as good as they made it in Mexico.

Favorite Dish: Enchiladas, Quesadillas and a Mojito drink to top it all off.

Great food, awesome atmosphere.

Its almost always at capacity so make reservations if you got your heart set on it.

Pastelowa Restaurant offers a gazilion of varieties of "Nalesniki" (tortilla type of flat bread).

They serve them sweet, spicy, and as dinner meals. Absolutely delicious!

Favorite Dish: Tortilla Nalesnik. All mexican goodies but in polish flatbread.

This is the oldest restaurant in Europa (1273). It have 730 years.
In this local there have been many of prominent people : Fryderyk Chopin, Johann Wolfgang von Goethe and many more....
In XXI century there have been chancelor od Germany - Schroeder, president of Bulgaria - Georgij Paranov and Guenter Verheugen.

Favorite Dish: You can taste here old-polish cuisine.