This truly traditional Polish and Silesian restaurant is a nice change of pace, if slightly out of place. A cavalcade of country-style adornments such as old farming tools and painted flowers contrast nicely with the bright white walls, plus an outdoor terrace for the warmer months.
 

The background music is as kitsch and folky as it comes, which goes perfectly with the large portions of hearty Polish staples and Silesian delicacies piled high upon your plate. They also offer breakfasts until 13:00, and their special mini day menu changes every 24 hours, keeping things interesting for regulars. Popular, affordable, and an ideal place to get acquainted with local cuisine and folk culture.