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Brovarnia

Brovarnia
Words can’t begin to do Brovarnia justice. If there’s a better beer in Poland we’d like to know about it, but not before we’ve finished road testing the menu. Read_on (No Comments)

Café Bar Mon Balzac

Café Bar Mon Balzac
You’ll find most customers using Balzac as a drinkery, and a very good one at that, but don’t for one moment think the menu is an afterthought here. Read_on (1 Comment)

Cico

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The food is every good as bit as it smells in this chic looking restobar crossover. Visual diversions are limited to brick walls Read_on (3 Comments)

Czerwone Drzwi

Czerwone Drzwi
A beautiful scarlet room with melancholic jazz sounds and a collection of rattan furniture, flower arrangements and eccentric curios. Read_on (3 Comments)

Dwadzieścia Cztery Dania Bistro & Bar

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Piwna Street moves from strength to strength with the arrival of this new bistro and bar. Operating under the name Twenty-Four Courses, calls to the owners made us none the wiser as there are more than the prescribed number on the menu. Read_on (No Comments)

Dwór Oliwski

Dwór Oliwski
Contrary to reports in the media Dwor Oliwski is still very much open. If this situation changes we will update our site accordingly right away. Read_on (No Comments)

Elephant Club Resto & Cafe & Music

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The interior and exterior of the Elephant Club couldn’t be more different: outside diners will find an extensive patio flush against busy ul. Read_on (No Comments)

Euro

Euro
A formal looking venue with a longstanding reputation as one of the best dinners in the city. There’s a real 18th century Read_on (No Comments)

Filharmonia

Filharmonia
‘One of the top three restaurants in Poland’, claims one reader, and we’re not arguing. What was once a municipal power plant has been given a reviving shot, and that’s down to a fabulous menu created by Tomasz Kortus and Artur Wencel. Read_on (2 Comments)

Friends Restaurant & Pub

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A friendly little bar/restaurant serving simple Polish and international dishes (read with fries) on Gdansk’s most popular dining street. Read_on (No Comments)

Gdański Bowke

Gdański Bowke
First off – what is a Gdanski Bowke. Well there’s a dummy outside showing a typical ‘Bowke’ who could be found cruising the waterfront before the war. Read_on (No Comments)

Goldwasser

Goldwasser
Still one of our favourite places and one of the best places to take guests in Gdansk, this atmospheric riverside restaurant features dishes like duck, fresh fish and delicious homemade pierogi along with locally produced beer served by multi-lingual service. Read_on (1 Comment)

Kleopatra Restaurant & Pub

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Cheaper dining on the square featuring a concise choice of mains including filled potatoes, fish, grilled meats and a choice of sweet and meat stuffed pancakes such as chicken and spicy Mexican. Read_on (6 Comments)

Kokieteria

Kokieteria
With a range of seating that somebody's actually put some intelligent thought into and a magnificent riverside setting to Read_on (No Comments)

Kreska

Kreska
A narrow room decorated with weird orange colours is the surprising location of one of Gdańsk’s better treats. The Read_on (1 Comment)

Królewski Hotel Restaurant

Królewski Hotel Restaurant
Another hotel restaurant, and another that finds itself included on account of some rather good cooking. Here it’s your standard Baltic mix of meat and fish, with some lamb in a spicy sauce a notable dish. Read_on (No Comments)

La Pampa Steakhouse

La Pampa Steakhouse
Steak is the order of the day in this new restaurant found on the street reached through the gate under the Crane (Żuraw). Read_on (1 Comment)

Latający Holender

Latający Holender
Adding the captain to the cook Latający Holender is a naval masterpiece, and packed with knotted ropes, bronze bells and swashbuckling features. Read_on (1 Comment)

Malinowy Ogród

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No matter how many times you dine here it won’t be enough. Malinowy Ogród are already famous enough for their Osowa location, now they’ve stretched into Gdańsk proper to treat you chaps to what it is you’ve been missing. Read_on (2 Comments)

Mercato

Mercato
Pushing Gdańsk dining into truly international territory is Mercato, the flagship restaurant of the sparkling Hilton. Boasting a slick, cosmopolitan style the king pull here is the 700 gram Porter House steak at 179zł. Read_on (No Comments)

Metamorfoza

Metamorfoza
The presence of two chandeliers, tablecloths and some plush seating might be a little intimidating but keep going – it’s worth it. Read_on (No Comments)

Mojito

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A wide ranging, beautifully printed menu which is full of choice as well as more than the occasional typo. Offering everything from breakfasts through toasted sandwiches, salads, soups, pancakes to more substantial Polish meat and fish dishes. Read_on (No Comments)

Przystań Gdańska

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Thank God for summer. A location on the wrong end of the quayside means this place usually stands empty – with the sun out though, there’s been no probs getting the bums on seats. Read_on (No Comments)

Restauracja Wolne Miasto

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On the ground floor of the Wolne Miasto (Free City) Hotel this was for many years the Zeppelin restaurant. The menu is a lot more inventive than the pastel interiors with International and local staples being the forte here. Read_on (No Comments)

Restauracja w Pałacu Opatów

Restauracja w Pałacu Opatów
Practically on the doorstep of the Oliwa Cathedral the Abbot’s Palace takes Gdańsk’s fine dining scene that extra step further. Read_on (No Comments)

The River

The River
Expect meticulous attention to detail in the Rococo-style interior, discreet service and a dining experience that is quite like no other. Read_on (No Comments)

Sonata

Sonata
Both modern and classically elegant, Sonata has an upscale European menu with some Asian touches. Adding to the mystique is a table on permanent stand-by for Nobel-winning novelist Gunter Grass. Read_on (1 Comment)

Sphinx

Sphinx
The menu here is endless, though pretty much all the promised eastern dishes transpire to be endlessly tiring combinations of shredded meat, cabbage and carrots – every bit as appealing as it sounds. Read_on (1 Comment)

Tawerna Ołowianka

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From the same stable as Filharmonia, so a good meal comes practically guaranteed. Set on the ‘other’ side of the river Read_on (No Comments)

Tekstylia

Tekstylia
By day, Tekstylia is the kind of unassuming coffee shop/lunch spot in which people feel comfortable slurping the rich żurek soup (laden with sausage) and hefty smoothies from behind laptop screens and newspapers. Read_on (No Comments)

VNS

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Not a standard shopping centre experience this, VNS comes with a stage for a piano, skylights and a slick upmarket taste rounded off by starched linen tablecloths and pro service. Read_on (No Comments)

Żuraw

Żuraw
A waterfront restaurant right next to the Crane with a smattering of tables inside a pleasingly restrained light, modern interior. Read_on (No Comments)

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