Celebrate Łódź’s Jewish heritage inside an atmospheric venue scattered with prayer shawls, menorahs and general bric-a-brac, and don’t forego a visit in the evening, when the live music recitals involve violinists sitting on a chair suspended half way up a wall. A team of flighty waitresses take the orders, and the chef does the rest coming up trumps with a range of traditional Jewish dishes, including rather good goose. The addition of a banqueting hall and VIP rooms now mean that you can dine in private or alternatively at a single table seating 100 people. Opens earlier on occasion and almost always until last customer.
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Comments
Deborah de la Cerda
9. 6. 2026
Un sitio encantador y original, el ambiente y sus secretos fascinan. Una rica comida con un buen servicio. Totally recommended, we will come back for sure:)
Margreet Prins
9. 6. 2026
Excellent cosy atmosphere, good food. We had an unforgettable evening. We'll be back!
Terry
9. 6. 2026
Food and welcome very good- I suspect that the violin playing, although 'evocative', together with the wall decorations, could be found to be a bit'ersatz'# if you are in other than holiday mood.(#I do hope that this is the correct word)




