Well a sort of cave man themed restaurant but not OTT or in a very silly way! Good covered terrace on a rainy day and a pretty good lunch here for us with large, cave man sized portions, all very tasty, enjoyed our stop here.
Written Aug 5, 2011
Address: ul. Piwna
Phone: 0588170253
Website: http://www.primitive.pl/
Good place for an evening meal, certainly enjoyed ours here.
Large menu to choose from, tasty pork steak for me and a large salad for the vegetarian, both nicely done, Mrs B surprisingly found room for a dessert as well, that was her treat for the tour!!
Very good.
Written Aug 4, 2011
Address: Heweliusza 25
Phone: 0583201912
Website: http://www.swojskismak.pl/gdansk_onas_en.html
Lovely restaurant next to Oliwa Park and a welcome refuge from a downpour!
Both went for very good pierogi already a favourite and treated to the a dish of bread and lard, a first for us, and not as bad as I expected - pretty tasty and reminded me of Bread and dripping from my childhood!
Friendly and comfortable and a terrace outside if the weather is good.
Enjoyed our visit.
Written Aug 4, 2011
Address: ul.Opata Jacka Rybiñskiego 10
Phone: 0 507 73 86 44
Website: http://www.stara-oliwa.pl/index.html
Only able to click on one category here, and Indian for us but Chinese and Thai on the menu as well.
Dopiaza for me and as good as I've had anywhere really, very tasty and good quality with equally good potato and pepper masala for the vegetarian.
A good place to visit for your curry fix! enjoyed
Written Jul 23, 2011
Address: Rajska 10
Phone: 58690840
Website: http://www.masala.gda.pl/
It´s a small 3 star hotel, only 14 rooms. The breakfast they serve is ordinary. But if you decide to eat dinner there you will not regret it. They also have a rather big wine list.
Favorite Dish: I can only say that I have never eaten so good food in my life. I was there in 2005. I don´t knowe the price i US dollar.
Updated Apr 4, 2011
Address: Batorego 28b, 80-251 Gdansk
Phone: +4858 341 67 85
This is a chain coffeehouse which offerx good coffee and delicious desserts to choose in modern but nice interior. At the main pedestrian street of the old town it's parfect place to relax and watch people unless you take a seat inside.
Favorite Dish: Fresh orange juice, varioes kinds of coffee, delicious strawberry cake.
Updated Apr 4, 2011
Address: ul. D³uga 6/7/8; 80-827 Gdansk
Phone: +48 (58) 320 42 28
Przystanek Zdrowia (Healthy Stop in Polish) is a small restaurant which belongs to a chain of vege restaurants called Green Way. They offer limited choice of vegetarian food and better choice of juices. Add crepes (nalesniki) and ice-creams (1.2 zl per scoop) sold in front of the restaurant.
Favorite Dish: I had "nalesnik" that is crepe (nalesniki in plural) with chocolate sauce - good option for a budget visitor in a hurry. Nalesnik cost 2 zl (below € 0.5) and addings cost either 1 zl (chocolate sauce = polewa, whipped cream = bita smietana, youghurt = jogurt) or 0.5 zl (grated chocolate = posytpka).
Updated Apr 4, 2011
Address: ul. Dluga 11; 80-827 Gdansk
Barracuda is one of the newer restaurants in Gdansk's Old Town. It focuses on Polish cusine, mainly fish dishes. The tiled restaurant is equipped with a stone-clad bar. A few tables are available on their outdoor terrace. A complete dinner will set you back about 35 Zloty (8 Euro, 2005).
Updated Apr 4, 2011
Address: Barracuda, ul. Piwna 61/63, Gdansk
The "U Szkota" (At Scotsman's) restaurant and pub offers both Scottish and a few Polish meals. The dark interiors looks very romantic. The waiter surely wears a Scottish skirt. The restaurant is a bit expensive although there are less expensive meals in the menu as well. The main course cost 19 - 49 zl, delicious (I am sure) Polish soups cost 3 - 9 zl.
For me it was the place where I made two new friends: a young woman working temporarily in Germany and a young guy - a yuppie hard working on some business papers. We were talking over half an hour. They both know each other and often go to that pub for some drinks and just to relax.
There is a pub called Flisak (Chlebnicka 9/10) right to the U Szkota. You may go dowstairs to check the place. I was told that it's crowded with young folks on Friday and Saturday evening/night unless it's closed for a private party.
Favorite Dish: I have never been to Scotland (yet) and I have no idea what Scottish cuisine is like. But unfortunatelly I was not hungry and I ordered only drinks there. Well, I would order Scottish goulash with drop dumplings (19 zl). Is it a Scottish meal?
Updated Apr 4, 2011
Address: Ul. Chlebnicka 9/12, Gdansk
Phone: +48 (58) 301 49 11
"Zlota Rybka" means a little gold fish. It's not a seafood restaurant but a cheap and quite popular Baltic fish bar/restaurant open daily from 11.00 am till midnight. It's probably a good option for low budget fans of local fish. Excuse, I didn't eat any fish there but I was told that they serve good fish. I chose more expensive Czerwone Drzwi restaurant, just next doors (my recommendation!).
Favorite Dish: I would choose either Baltic salmon or flounder (flatfish). I like pikeperch (zander) and halibut, too. Warning: fish (if little one) is served on a dish with a head (eyes, too!) and a tail in Poland.
Updated Apr 4, 2011
Address: Ul. Piwna 50/51, 80-831 Gdañsk
Phone: +48 (58) 301 39 24
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