Gdansk is a foodie heaven and it’s actually quite reasonably priced too. You must totally try Pierogi (Polish dumplings — above) and Zurek (Polish Soup). Eating out is one of the best things to do in Gdansk. You can get a cheap lunch of take out Pierogi for £5 or less and a decent sit down meal for around £20. Here are my favourite Gdansk restaurants…
My top Gdansk Restaurants
KOS has a fabulous location in the heart of the city’s Old Town, and it uses it well due to its large beer garden facing a paved pedestrian street, the ideal spot for an afternoon of people-watching. In the restaurant, the décor is light yet chic, warm yet airy, with shades of blue, beige and white and just the perfect amount of mismatch going on to class the venue as cosy.
There isn’t any room for mismatch on the menu however, which provides a good selection of seasonal produce and local ingredients. Try the lovely Baltic salmon, grilled with a slight white wine sauce, or the juicy ribs in a dark sauce instilled with Żubrówka vodka for something a bit stronger. There’s even a playroom where the kids can rampage while parents monitor them upstairs via CCTV. It’s one of my favourite…
