If you're looking for a truly authentic local dining experience, you simply can't do better than U Stasi. This tiny, inconspicuous cafeteria tucked in a courtyard (past the pizza place) serves simple home-cooked Polish food at shockingly cheap prices. Being family-owned (80 years and counting) with 'table service' and English, French, Ukrainian and German menus generally eliminates it from contention as a true 'milk bar,' but those are about the only differences. Impossible for groups, if you can find a place to sit at all, you'll be doing it in silence at a table of students, pensioners, professors, and homeless people. The plum pierogi are delicious and the experience is simply priceless. Arrive before 14:00 to avoid eating the last thing left on the menu.
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Open 12:00-17:00. Closed Sat, Sun.
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Comments
07.05.2012
Dom
I came in here for my birthday lunch. I had soup pork rib with cabbage and potato with fried beetroot. I had to share the table and the food must have been all prepared as I was in and out within 20 minutes all for 22 zloty. If you want the "authentic" experience then you must eat here. The other customers and the staff were very friendly.
Comments
Dom
I came in here for my birthday lunch. I had soup pork rib with cabbage and potato with fried beetroot. I had to share the table and the food must have been all prepared as I was in and out within 20 minutes all for 22 zloty. If you want the "authentic" experience then you must eat here. The other customers and the staff were very friendly.