Restaurants in Wielkopolska
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Mezzoforte
Funky restaurant with a mosaic-tiled bar and bright orange walls decorated with giant poppy designs. The menu contains an array of pizzas and pastas, alongside photos of two customers enjoying their meal together just a little too much. From 9pm you can trek downstairs to enjoy Poznań’s smallest nightclub – good luck finding enough space to dance!
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Tapas Bar
This atmospheric place dishes up authentic tapas and Spanish wine in a room lined with intriguing bric-a-brac, including jars of stuffed olives, Mediterranean-themed artwork and bright red candles. Most tapas dishes are 17zł to 19zł, so forget the mains and share with friends. There’s a nightclub downstairs for post-prandial dancing.
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Restauracja W-Z
Short for Wielkopolska Zagroda (Wielkopolskan Farm), the W-Z takes its rustic theme to the limit – the building contains a re-creation of a country cabin, complete with timber roof, allowing diners to feast on excellent Polish cooking either inside or round the edge. The attached W-Z Café is a good place to grab a quick coffee.
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Cymes
If you’re tired of pork for dinner, this ambient Jewish restaurant is the logical place to go. The interior is warm and cosy, done out like a residential dining room with ceramic plates on the walls. On the menu are various poultry and fish dishes, including a whole goose for eight people, to be ordered 24 hours beforehand.
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Stary Browar Food Court
The dining section of this gigantic shopping mall offers decent food in chic surrounds, from Ottoman Turkish cuisine to seriously good wine. There are also cafés scattered through the complex, and the building’s spectacular old-meets-new architecture is worth a visit in its own right.
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Bar Mamamija
Dragging the traditional bar mleczny firmly into the 1970s, students and snackers alike dig this retro joint’s rainbow paint job and kidney-shaped tables. Pasta, stroganoff and other fads join the usual suspects on the budget menu. Head downstairs off the street to find it.
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Restauracja Delicja
One of Poznań’s top restaurants, tucked away off Plac Wolności, the Delicja has its own miniature courtyard and an illustrious reputation for top-notch international cuisine along French-Italian lines. Refinement and elegance are de rigueur.
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Antonio
If you’re not hungry after smelling the garlic aroma drifting up to the street from this cellar restaurant, you may be deceased. The dining area features red-checked tablecloths, candlelight, roses, Renaissance-inspired artwork and quality Italian food.
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Bar Maleńki
Maleńki means tiny, a fitting title for this diminutive cafeteria. If you can find room, it’s the best place in town for an ultrabudget meal, from roast chicken to more adventurous choices like beans Breton-style.
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Złoty Smok
The Golden Dragon is a pretty standard Chinese restaurant, but stands out as the most adventurous eating choice in the town centre. It’s popular with locals, and the menu has a dash of authenticity thanks to the Vietnamese chef.
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Bar Mleczny Apetyt
The latest-closing bar mleczny (milk bar) in town enjoys a good, central location. The food is exactly what you’d expect, and none the worse for that, with naleśniki (crepes) choices galore.
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Beer Gardens & Snack Stalls
As usual, there are plenty of eating options on the Rynek and the streets around it. In summer a gaggle of beer gardens and snack stalls springs up around the top end of Al Wolności, near the Hotel Europa.
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Baja Mexico
All the well-known Tex-Mex dishes are on offer at this central theme bar, and fajitas and enchiladas do make a change from the usual rounds of cutlets and pierogi (dumplings). Enter off ul Piskorzewska.
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Pancake Square
No prizes for guessing which dish takes centre stage here. The modern café ambience suits the lightness of the raw materials, but be prepared for busy workday crowds sharing your enthusiasm for the fare.
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Deserovnia
One side of this split-personality venue is a sporty bar, all dark timber, beer and photos of sports stars. The other side is a gracious restaurant serving classy Polish cuisine. Heads or tails?
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Bar Wegetariański
This cheap vegetarian eatery is in a cellar off the main road, bedecked with plant life around the walls, and offers the usual meat-free dishes. The low prices keep it popular with the masses.
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Bar U Zygmunta
In the more modern part of town, this self-service cafeteria has a good claim to being the cheapest budget eatery in the central area, and has a fine grasp of classic milk-bar standards.
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Restauracja Sphinx
Firmly installed on the Poznań food map, the all-conquering kebab chain offers reasonable-value grills and salads, amid ancient Egyptian décor and colourful lampshades.
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Trattoria Valpolicella
Serves a wide variety of pasta and other Italian specialities, well suited to a glass of vino, in convincingly rustic Mediterranean surroundings.
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