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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 (1 Comment)

Karczma Irena

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 (1 Comment)

Pierogarnia na Monciaku

Mały Monciak (Little Monciak) is the short stretch of the main drag found through the tunnel under the train track and it's developing a reputation as one of the best places in town for food and drink. 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
The Sopot dining scene is increasingly multi-cultural so this traditional Polish eatery is a welcome sight on days where meat and potatoes are what the doctor ordered. Read_on (No Comments)

Statek Pirat

In summer you’ll see the ‘Pirate Ship’ sailing around the Bay of Gdansk from its mooring at the end of Sopot pier. Read_on (No Comments)

Tawerna Sopocka

A brighter and less rustic decor with plants and tablecloths added have changed this old favourite into something a little smarter. Read_on (No Comments)

Tłusta Kaczka

Tłusta Kaczka
We have long been admirers of chef Jacek Fedde and while his new venture named the same as Heston Blumenthal’s three Michelin Star restaurant might be viewed as a tad brave, Fedde is rightly recognised as a leading light in Polish culinary circles. Read_on (No Comments)

U Kucharzy

Arriving in Sopot following many years of positive reviews of a similar venture in Warsaw, U Kucharzy (literally ‘With the chefs’)  brings something new to the local dining scene. 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)

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