Restaurants in Wrocław
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Restauracja Jadka
Behind what is arguably the best restaurant in town is Magda Gessler, the country’s top female chef. Expect impeccable modern versions of Polish classics and silver-service table settings (candles, crystal, linen) in delightful Gothic surrounds. The set lunch available Monday to Saturday is a snip at 35zł.
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Darea
With management at the LG Electronics factory in Kobierzyce (south of Wrocław) top-heavy with Koreans, it was inevitable that they’d demand their own place for authentic Korean dishes like bibimbab and bulgogi. You won’t find better Korean anywhere in Poland.
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Restauracja Vincent
Situated in a historic building with a café, cellar restaurant and main dining room, quirky but charming Vincent has lovely interiors and unusual offerings. Anything from shashlik to seafood risotto can pop up on the menu, and there’s live accordion music from time to time.
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Stp
Short for ‘Szybko, Tanio, Pysznie’, the name says it all: ‘Fast, Cheap, Delicious’. This is one of those cafeteria-style eateries that sells food by weight – 2.40zł for 100g – and it’s surprisingly good.
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Sankt Petersburg
If you thought Russia’s culinary traditions were limited to stroganoff and blinis, then this slightly formal restaurant will be a revelation. Meat, fish and game prop up the high-powered menu, along with the requisite kaviar (65zł).
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Mercado
This offspring of the prodigious Sphinx chain has a more rustic feel to it, with rough-hewn walls and handmade ceramics. The menu’s a familiar mix of Middle Eastern and Italian platters, plus a smattering of Greek, Syrian and Asian efforts.
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Kawiarnia Pod Słodką Borówka
If you’re after a heart-starter, try the kawa (coffee) and cakes here. It serves great apple strudel (9.90zł) and there’s a curious collection of old hats on the wall.
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Mexico Bar
This is a compact, warmly lit restaurant featuring sombreros and backlit masks on the walls and all the Mexican favourites. There’s a small bar to lean on while waiting for a table.
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Pekin
OK, Chinese but kuchnia sichuańska (Sichuan cuisine) ? Uh-uh. Still, it’s one of Wrocław’s very few Chinese eateries and relatively authentic.
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Bar Wegetariański Vega
This is a cheap cafeteria on two floors in the centre of the Rynek, offering vegetarian dishes in a light green space. There’s a good choice of soups and crepes.
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Amalfi
This pizzeria with a wood-burning stove and sunny disposition is just north of the Rynek. It’s a good choice for a simple, low-cost meal.
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La Scala
Offers authentic Italian food at relatively high prices; go for pizza (13.50zł to 19zł) or pasta (16zł to 32zł).
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Czekoladziarnia
This little place sells its own shop-made chocolate in both solid and liquid (5zł to 8zł) forms.
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Maru Restauracja
Toned down but tasty hybrid Korean and Japanese dishes, including sushi (9zł to 25zł).
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