Kuchnia

4 Oleksandra Lazarchuk - 2 months ago

The service was very nice, detailed, polite and caring. The place itself is shabby, momentarily even too much. The modern Poland is not necessarily like that. Also I didn’t get those Russian elements across the place.
The food selection is giving an idea of the Polish cuisine but not necessarily representing it properly. The dishes are altered a bit, probably to better fit the local market. So I wouldn’t keep things tasted here as a benchmark.
The food was average, it’s okay for one time. Our pierogi were served in a nice and colorful way (not traditional though).

5 Pavel Bultas - 2 months ago

Cozy place and delicious Polish type of food

5 A Lenten - 3 years ago

The food is really delicious and the staff is really nice and friendly. I would definitely recommend this place.

5 H P - 4 years ago

Small cozy place with (probably) quite authentic decor, the way I'd imagine a Russian grandma's kitchen or living room with antique-looking tiles and an overall rustic atmosphere. The somewhat run-down walls create a nostalgic Soviet atmosphere, even if that might only be a cliché. The staff is very attentive and will give information on the various dishes and 45(!) kinds of vodka, among them horseradish, hazelnut, bison grass and many more. Makes you feel like you travelled to the Soviet Union whilst being in the heart of Hamburg. Very good fresh pasta (Pierogi, Pelmeni).

5 Flo Mo - 11 months ago

Such a lovely place. Well curated limited menu. Meal size is sufficient, nothing was left. We absolutely loved our stay and will come back to try the other items on the menu.

5 Yannick Block - 10 months ago

Really cozy place with East European cuisine and a variety of vodka based drinks. You will have a good time here.

1 Raquel Gallagher - a year ago

Terrible service , long long waiting for your order even when the restaurant is empty , and the Pierogis are discusting, told them I was a vegetarian and they ALL have meat , be careful