Just another pizzeria, you might think, but this colourful place 250m west of the Rynek is a slice or two above the usual. The retro decor, with its bright red banquettes, is appealing, and there are salads, pastas, pancakes and grilled dishes if you can't face pizza.
Da Grasso
Lower Silesia
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