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Bar Elita

In a city that appears to move more upmarket each year, it is still possible to enjoy this legendary cheapie which comes recommended on account of chatterbox staff, home cooking and a lack of tourists. Read_on (No Comments)

Gospoda Chata Chłopska

A long-standing wooden inn located on the main Gdynia-Gdansk road, the food here is acceptable if you’re in a car, but probably not worth moving out of the town for. Read_on (No Comments)

Harnaś

Harnaś
It’s a sweaty uphill climb to get to Harnaś, but your endurance is rewarded by a picture book country cottage surrounded by forests and parkland. Read_on (No Comments)

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Menageries, mannequins and even a friendly live dog are just some of the oddities that will greet you upon entering this unique Sopot venue. Read_on (No Comments)

Karczma Irena

An inn-style restaurant where tourists and locals consume big helpings of hearty Polish food at solid wooden tables surrounded by Halberds, paintings of trolls and even a winged Hussar. Read_on (No Comments)

Karczma Polska Zagroda

Karczma Polska Zagroda
They should rename this wooden, mountain hut style restaurant Phoenix from the Flames after a huge fire completely destroyed it during the spring of 2011 only for an identical building to reappear just four of months later. Read_on (No Comments)

Opera

Divided into two sections: the Aria room is a grand and ostentatious effort dominated by potted plants, while the Sonata room is smaller, quieter and markedly more romantic. Read_on (No Comments)

Sabat

Sabat
If you fancy a stroll out of the town (or a bit of skiing in winter), head up to this wooden hut at the foot of Sopot’s ski slope on the edge of the forest. Read_on (No Comments)

Smakosz

Smakosz
A hearty local eatery which rewards customers with traditional Polish cooking inside a space painted with village scenes. Cheap, decent and a good way to fill yourself up without visiting the cash point. Read_on (No Comments)

Tawerna Sopocka

Located on the ground floor of the Crooked House, this is a bit of an unspoken hero for regular diners in the town. Unassuming Read_on (No Comments)

U Przyjaciół

Out of the centre but well worth searching out on account of their zander fillet. This looks and feels like a family dining room, the bubbling atmosphere stoked by the sound of locals clinking glasses. Read_on (No Comments)