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Villa Uphagena
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If you’re familiar with Warsaw, you’re probably familiar with the Dom Polski restaurant. These guys are from the same stable and their location halfway between anywhere keeps counting against them.
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Pod Łososiem
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Gdańsk’s most famous restaurant? Quite possibly. It’s here that Goldwasser vodka was first distilled back in 1598, a factor which may have influenced the decision of Thatcher, Bush sr.
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Bar Jacobsen
You know you’re broke if you find yourself in Jacobsen, a glass fronted budget diner set in a side street close to Targ Rybny.
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Baryłka
A long-standing feature on the waterfront which offers a selection of the local cuisine, fish and some good Polish meat dishes.
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Gospoda Chata Chłopska
A thatched timber lodge with views overlooking the surrounding parkland. Your daily calorie count comes served up in one fell swoop here, with team-sized portions of Polish grill food served up on ceramic plates.
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Jadalnia Pod Zielonym Smokiem
The inside is tiled and basic but the crowd who fill it know a good deal when they seen one. If you’re utterly credit crunched then you won’t find a better return for your dwindling reserves.
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La Cantina
You might expect a Mediterranean flavour in a place called La Cantina, but not so. Set with a light wood, country kitchen look,
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Palowa
If it's stunning 19th century decor you're after, then Palowa at the town hall on Długa is the place for you. The menu runs across all the Polish basics, but the quality is distinctly varied.
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Panorama
While this is not exactly the height of dining in the conventional sense, it is the (maximum) height to dine at in the city. Negotiate
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Pierogarnia U Dzika
To the uninitiated a dzik is local lingo for boar. And not only has the owner included the noble dzik in the name, he’s included these little guys in the design.
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Pod Banderą
You wouldn’t guess from the outside, nor from the neon strip above the entrance, but Pod Banderą is well worth the visit.
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Pod Łososiem
Gdańsk’s most famous restaurant? Quite possibly. It’s here that Goldwasser vodka was first distilled back in 1598, a factor which may have influenced the decision of Thatcher, Bush sr.
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Restauracja Kresowa
Tucked behind the main drag, ul. Długa, this formal looking restaurant announces itself with a gramophone in the entrance hall and local girls dressed in pink peasant smocks.
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Swojski Smak
The kitchen here must be a total slaughter-fest, blood and bones everywhere. Out front find heaps of traditional mountain food making their way to you by way of a maze of benches and peasant diversions.
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Tawerna Dominikańska
Tourist food, tourist prices, tourist trap – so you’d think. The location marks this out as one of those places the
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Villa Uphagena
If you’re familiar with Warsaw, you’re probably familiar with the Dom Polski restaurant. These guys are from the same stable and their location halfway between anywhere keeps counting against them.
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