Katowice
Restaurants & Cafes

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A good place to sample the traditional nosh on one of Katowice's most peopled streets. Decked with netting, frayed ropes and Read_on (No Comments)

How could anyone resist a restaurant with eye-curdling carpets covered in squiggles draped everywhere, including on the walls, Read_on (No Comments)

Paying homage to the specific folk art tradition of the far-away Małopolska village of Zalipie, the rustic cottage interior Read_on (No Comments)

A brilliant experience and proof just how far a little creativity can get you. Found within a grand looking villa Klasyka comes split into various rooms, each given their own unique fingerprint. Read_on (No Comments)

This Góral chata, or Polish mountain lodge theme restaurant, is all rough-hewn timber and large wooden tables. Carved-wood Read_on (No Comments)

In the middle of a massive parking lot, the attendant of which makes you feel most unwelcome, Globic grill bar exists primarily to serve the employees of the tall bank building next door. Read_on (No Comments)

A nice interior with a lovely year round terrace is largely wasted on this rather sub-par restaurant. The short menu shows an utter lack of creativity with the 'Rolada Śląska' for 19. Read_on (No Comments)

Not the greatest looking venue from the street (but then what is in Katowice?), Wena is the city’s best option to try that staple of the Polish menu - pierogi. Read_on (No Comments)

Very similar to Kraków's popular Polakowski, but even cheaper, Polski Smak offers good, affordable food in a clean, classy setting. Read_on (No Comments)

It's hard to imagine you could go wrong by choosing the flagship restaurant of the finest hotel in town. Indeed there's Read_on (No Comments)

Similar to Polski Smak, but with set prices and more of a university dining hall feel, this large cafeteria on Plac Miarki is Read_on (No Comments)

Located in what appears to be a wooden mountain chalet (but is in fact the Hotel Rycerski), this is a very decent place to take in the Polish food experience. Read_on (No Comments)

Smashing home-made żurek, roast duck and gołąbki (cabbage leaves stuff with meat) in the restaurant that time forgot. Read_on (No Comments)

Old farming implements on the walls, a huge spiderweb made from rope and a few charming folk-art paintings create a very non-Katowice atmosphere in one of the few traditional restaurants in town. Read_on (No Comments)

A cavalcade of over the top, country-style adornments such as old farming tools and painted flowers on the walls inside a Read_on (No Comments)

A restaurant with a monk theme no less, featuring a menu of ecclesiastical dishes including Lucifer's soup, monastic spare ribs and ice-cream penances. Read_on (3 Comments)