Workers of the world unite around a large choice of well-presented Socialist Bloc cuisine. Deriving its name from a former meeting place for members of the early communist movement, legend has it that even Lenin paid this place a visit in 1909.
The interior is based on the style favoured by the 1950s-60s party elite, including a socialist-era flat with walls that are bedecked with memorabilia. Somehow the owners have managed to carefully side swerve tackiness and the whole experience has a lovely, faded and nostalgic glam to it. Immensely popular with locals and tourists alike (including Bruce Willis, boxing champ Lennox Lewis and even The New York Times), the expansive two-story restaurant includes a separate apartment for VIP guests.
The restaurant closes at 23:00 daily, except for Sundays when it closes at 22:00.
Comments
Maya
During my trip to Poland I wanted to taste something special and significant for this country, so the Consierge from the hotel I stayed, told me about this restaurant. It was really good choice: delicious food in an interesting surrounding, polish specialties served in a nice way, helpful waiters.. Everything was perfect and I have many nice memories of this place. I recommend to everyone who want to discover Real Poland and great polish food.
Andrea
Great place with beautiful interior and very nice waitresses! Food is delicious and 100% polish, so if you want to discover real polish cuisine, go to Oberza (The Red Hog Inn), its the best choice.Restaurant is close to Radisson, Hilton and Westin hotels, just walking distance.