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Anatewka

Anatewka
Sister restaurant of the highly recommend Anatewka found on Łódź’s ul. Sierpnia, and though this place isn’t nearly as good it’s still a decent stop when you’re Manufaktura bound. Read_on (No Comments)

Bella Napoli Italian

Bella Napoli Italian
Italian-run place, and it shows. It's all done well and properly, and there are seriously good things going on in the kitchen. Read_on (1 Comment)

Bierhalle

Bierhalle
A blinding beer hall with outstanding lager that’s so good you’ll want to take it away – and the good news is that you can. Read_on (2 Comments)

Cammino Restauracja Rodzinna

Cammino Restauracja Rodzinna
A flouncy looking venue with a classic pre-war atmosphere accentuated by plenty of lacy frills and antique eccentricities – spot the baby elephant. Read_on (No Comments)

Green Way

Fast food doesn’t always clog the arteries, and Greenway are the proof. Serving up a range of salads and samosas this nationwide Read_on (1 Comment)

Hana Sushi

Hana Sushi are one of the most successful sushi chains in the country and this is the second of the places on the Manufaktura development. Read_on (No Comments)

Hana Sushi

The city of Lodz has found an appetite for sushi, and it’s fallen to Hana to fill that gap. It’s a job they’ve done well, which is no great surprise if you’ve eaten in any of their other eateries. Read_on (No Comments)

Hollyłódź Pizzeria & Trattoria

The locals sure get through a lot of pizza, so no surprise to find Hollylodz taking centre stage in the middle of the Rynek. The Read_on (No Comments)

KFC

The standard KFC experience with chickens cooked under the omnipotent eye of Colonel Sanders. Also at ul. Pabianicka 245 (Port Łódź) and Al. Read_on (No Comments)

La Vende

Couples love La Vende, a violet/vanilla spot festooned with frills, shrubs and creaky wood fittings. Designed by a distinctly feminine hand this little gem has a healthy menu of salads and suchlike, as well as a wine list that really goes the distance. Read_on (1 Comment)

Marcello

Marcello
When you eat at a Magda Gessler restaurant the décor is almost as much a part of your meal as the silverware on your table, and Gessler’s decorating often skews to the frenetic (peek in the door of her nearby restaurant Polka for a taste). Read_on (No Comments)

Max Ice & Coffee Naleśnikarnia

A smart food stand in the heart of the food court, Max Ice serves up a huge variety of crepes (if you can think of something to stuff inside, odds are it’s on the menu) along with ice cream treats and coffee drinks. Read_on (No Comments)

McDonald's

As you'd expect, though sadly no breakfast. Also at Al. Piłsudskiego 15/23 (D-7, Galeria Łódzka), ul. Mickiewicza 5 (C-7), ul. Read_on (No Comments)

MG Eat

MG Eat
Celebrity chef Magda Gessler takes on the idea of “fast” food with MG Eat, which offers simple salads and sandwiches to folks on the run. Read_on (No Comments)

North Fish

Fish and frytki served in the closest Łódź has to a fish and chip shop. The food court location should serve as no deterrent for those wanting their fill of supremely cheap brain food. Read_on (No Comments)

Pierrogeria

Pierrogeria
Poland’s defining nibble gets the market-for-the-masses treatment in Pierrogeria, a chain endeavour which offers a choice between boiled and oven baked pierogi. Read_on (1 Comment)

Pizza Hut

Pizza for the non-discerning masses. Ten out of ten for consistency. Read_on (No Comments)

Polka

Celebrity chef Magda Gessler strikes again, this time in her native cuisine. Polka, which is so awash in poppy-themed décor Read_on (No Comments)

Restauracja Delight

Restauracja Delight
It's the best hotel in town, so it's no surprise the house restaurant is staking a claim as the best eatery around. Set to a neo-industrial background Delight has a naff name but a chef who is clearly a star in the making. Read_on (No Comments)

Sioux

One of the most successful chain restaurants in Poland operates to a cowboy theme, and while the Wild West background steals the show it’s the menu which wins the smirks – try for instance, ‘steak a la blunt arrow in a bison’s rump’. Read_on (1 Comment)

Solo Pizza

Another place that takes its origins from Piotrkowska. If you like the prototype then you’ll love their Manufaktura venture, a good standard pizzeria in the red brick surrounds of Manufaktura’s square. Read_on (No Comments)

Subway

There’s a few things that simply confound Poles – forming an orderly queue for one, making a decent sarnie the other. Read_on (No Comments)

Tawerna Pepe Verde

Tawerna Pepe Verde
With a location on the corner of the Rynek it’s a great place to watch the comings and goings, and while the menu isn’t always entirely successful when the chef gets it right, he really gets it right. Read_on (No Comments)