The brainchild of the man who formerly owned the Chłopskie Jadło group, it’s no surprise that the interiors of Polskie Jadło are as near an approximation to his previous venture as the name is, albeit this time within the ancient confines of a fine market square location: turquoise walls offset by rough hewn rock and vaults, corners cluttered with clanky farmyard tools and peasant furnishings. Yet this is more than a mere copycat; in fact, the menu is far superior to its predecessor and despite giving Polish food and hospitality a bit too much of a Disney treatment, Polskie Jadło still makes for an ideal introduction to both, particularly for groups.

(17-65zł)