Skip the downstairs over-the-top belle-époque dining space and head upstairs for a more medieval-banquet-hall feel centred around a huge fireplace and capped with a cassette ceiling. The menu is a mixed bag of Polish and international dishes, all cooked to a high standard and served by friendly, English-speaking staff.
Domek Kata
Gdańsk & Pomerania
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