A small bistro lazily decorated with photos of the market square at night and silver wallpaper that clashes with the historical timber ceiling, City Lunch Cafe serves breakfast, lunch and dinner from a menu that seems to be in constant flux, but has a bit of everything from standard Polish fare with fries to pasta and sandwiches. The house specialty is golonka (traditional Polish pork knuckle, 39.90zł) and we can personally testify that it is enormous, delicious, and well-worth attempting to finish. Though a bit overpriced overall and seemingly beneath the standard of the adjoining Hotel Senacki, this place is nevertheless packed with tourists throughout the day.

(18-40zł)