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I toured with my wife around Poland for a week. At the last evening (5.8.09) we ate here before leaving the country. There is nothing good to say about this restaurant if you forget its nice decoration! It was the only restaurant within our trip that was really poor. First of all, service... Was there any? Our waiter was almost mute. Whether she was really silent or wasn't able to speak English. There was only a handful of customers but still we had to wait for our food for almost an hour! The food itself was the biggest disappointment. Our dishes were cold! My portion of veal was greatly over salted and had triple the amount of black pepper it should have. On the other hand, my wife's portion of veal was totally tasteless. You would expect to have some culinary delights, since the prices are quite high on Polish standard. When I gave feedback to waitress all she did was shrug her shoulders! We will never visit this restaurant again and would recommend that to others as well.
Updated Aug 12, 2009
Address: ul. Œwiêtojañska 15
Website: http://www.da-vinci.pl/
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Very nice interior (comfortable sofas and armchairs), good tea or/and coffee. If you want to buy some tea leaves or coffee beans, you may choose from more than twenty types and there's also a small gallery where you can buy some paintings or sculptures.
Favorite Dish: Anything I ordered was ok!
Updated Sep 26, 2005
Address: 9 A Kilinskiego street
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Food in this restaurant is tasty and very good, the restaurant's also very well located - on the top of Kamienna Gora and while eating you can admire a picturesque view of the port and the sea.
Favorite Dish: Rodizio set ( salads-rice-beans-10 different types of meat-French fries-onions fried in dough-grilled pineapple-banana fried in dough). You will need 2 hours approx. to eat everything.
Written Mar 8, 2005
Address: Mickiewicza 1/3
Phone: 621 77 73
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Kwadrans is a restaurant in the very centre of Gdynia, just on your way to Aquarium, Dar Pomorza etc, almost always very busy as food is tasty and cheap. They have in offer many dishes from pizzas and meat dishes to fish and salads.
Favorite Dish: Can't choose as everything what I've ever tried there was freshly-made, good and tasty.
Updated Mar 8, 2005
Address: Skwer Kosciuszki 20
Phone: 620 15 92
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A cafe in the very centre of Gdynia located in an old fisherman's house.Great atmosphere, good coffee (yummy apple pie and cheesecake). If you're hungry- try pierogi or redbeet soup.
Updated Mar 8, 2005
Address: Plac Kaszubski 7b
Phone: 620 30 38
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