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42 GDAŃSK RESTAURANTS Tawerna Ołowianka D-3, ul. Ołowianka 9/13, tel. (+48) 58 305 71 71, www.tawernaolowianka. pl. From the same stable as Filharmonia, so a good meal comes practically guaranteed. Set on the ‘other’ side of the river the Tawerna does a good job of proving an old town location is not the be all and end all, with a menu that changes often but features consistently delicious soups. QOpen 11:00 - 20:00. (18-28zł). PTA6UGBSW Tekstylia B-3, ul. Szeroka 121/122, tel. (+48) 58 304 77 63. By day, Tekstylia is the kind of unassuming coffee shop/lunch spot in which people feel comfortable slurping the rich żurek soup (laden with sausage) and hefty smoothies from behind laptop screens and newspapers. But as the hours tick by the patio becomes a popular happy hour spot and patrons begin to load up on Tekstylia’s meat-centric menu (which comes in an easy to read English option) that clearly denotes which dishes are traditional Polish entrees. The Polish cabbage rolls are a particular favorite, and we couldn’t help but order the fruity sangria to accompany it all. Of course the bar, which is illuminated by a large backlit sewing machine image, is happy to mix up coffee drinks along with cocktails well into the evening. QOpen 09:00 - 23:00. (21-34zł). PTAUGBSW Żuraw D-4, ul. Długie Pobrzeże 32, tel. (+48) 58 301 25 38, www.restauracjazuraw.pl. A waterfront restaurant with a smattering of tables inside a pleasingly restrained light, modern interior, with furnishings seemingly acquired from a department store. Efficient waiters sally too-and-fro delivering standard European recipes to your table, including a pike perch in an orange/saffron sauce. Q Open 10:00 - 22:00. (22-48zł). PTYA6GBSW Italian Fellini D-3, Targ Rybny 6, tel. (+48) 58 719 76 20, www.restauracjafellini.pl. A modern looking Italian whose late appearance on the scene hasn’t harmed their prospects - this place was packed on our visit, no mean feat in such a seasonally fickle city. Plush violet touches and light wooden panels lend a chic, sexy swagger, and it looks just the solution for dinner dilemmas. Both menu and chef appear Italian guided rather than Italian focussed, and the result gives the menu a scope not enjoyed by the direct competition. The lamb is reputed to be the best in Gdańsk. QOpen 12:00 - 24:00. (23-75zł). PTA6GBSW NEW La Vita D-3, ul. Targ Rybny 11, tel. (+48) 58 718 79 24, www.restauracjalavita.pl. La Vita have long served the residents of first Gdynia and then Sopot with their Italian offerings and a reflection of their apparent success is the opening of this carbon copy venture on the waterfront in Gdańsk. Decent servings of pasta, fish and meat in a trendy setting overlooking the Motława river. QOpen 11:00 - 22:00. (20-70zł). PTA6UGBSW Napoli C-4, ul. Długa 62/63, tel. (+48) 58 301 41 46, www.starowka-gdanska.pl. It doesn’t look particularly Italian, and it doesn’t look particularly good, but as the tagline under their signature attests, this really is ‘the best in town’, when it comes to pizza anyhow. There’s approximately forty to choose from, though its odds on you’ll find something you like (ie, the first thing you ever order) and then stick with it thereafter. Highly addictive, and a takeaway king. Recommended is the Roma, a delicious salami pizza that’s absolutely top-drawer in taste. QOpen 11:00 - 24:00. (17- 51zł). PTYAUBXSW Gdańsk In Your Pocket gdansk.inyourpocket.com Pizzeria Margherita E-2, ul. Cystersów 11, tel. (+48) 58 552 37 16, www.margherita.com.pl. An encyclopedic list of Italian classics cooked before your eyes by a chef not averse to bursting into the occasional song. The pizza is conceived inside a traditional brick oven and this charming spot breathes an air of familiarity, making it popular with families fresh from the trials of a day spent observing the beasts of Oliwa Zoo. QOpen 11:00 - 22:00. (13-28zł). PTVGBSW Ristorante Pomodoro B-2, ul. Korzenna 33/35, tel. (+48) 58 307 51 48. Taking the Italian theme the way down to black and white prints of Sophie Loren in her undies, the menu is a collection of well-priced antipastis, pastas and pizzas. The food is freshly prepared and comes steaming to your table courtesy of a friendly waitress. Here’s a well-priced restaurant serving well-prepared Italian food properly in the wonderful arched basement of the old Ratusz - formerly home to Johannes Hevelius’ office. Although we’d rather not have to buy a carafe when we only want a glass of house red, we sincerely hope that this venture has more success than previous tenants. Search it out. QOpen 13:00 - 22:00. (12-59zł). TAGSW Sempre Pizza e Vino D-3, ul. Targ Rybny 11, tel. (+48) 58 719 19 19, www.semprepizza.pl. A classy little venue with friendly staff on the quayside at the reawakened Fish Market end of town. Where once there was nothing, you’ll now find a selection of the city’s best restaurants in the shadow of one of the city’s best hotels. Sempre have got the pizza covered and you’ll find freshly made Italian style pizza prepared in proper pizza ovens in a jiffy. Although this is quick food, it is a galaxy away from the fast food Targ Rybny has been traditionally associated with and is a sign of the area’s upward mobility. Also at B-4, ul. Długa 6/7/8 QOpen 12:00 - 21:45, Fri, Sat 12:00 - 22:45. (18-36zł). PTA6GBSW gdansk.inyourpocket.com GDAŃSK RESTAURANTS We invite you from 09:00 to 24:00 ul. Szeroka 121/122; 80-835 Gdańsk; www.tekstyliacafe.pl; +48 58 304-77-63 Japanese 77 Sushi D-4, ul. Długie Pobrzeże 30, tel. (+48) 58 682 18 23, www.sushi77.com. Sushi 77 could well refer to the number of restaurants this mob have opened lately. We’re losing count, in fact, and while some would be wary of any chain outfit these guys just keep getting it right. Set amid a row of ivy covered quayside dwellings it certainly looks the part, and better still they also deliver on the food front - not a bad word to report, and further evidence of the tri-city renaissance. QOpen 12:00 - 22:30. (11-40zł). PTAVGBSW Dom Sushi D-3, ul. Targ Rybny 11, tel. (+48) 58 302 81 81, www.domsushi.pl. Gdańsk’s version of Sopot’s popular Dom Sushi has come a long way. The floating sushi bar that dominates the space is impressive, but we’re happy to see the menu goes beyond spicy tuna rolls and includes an array of Japanese cuisine like fish soup and a refreshing green tea ice cream. Though out of Polish beer on our visit, we were happily redirected to an outstanding plum wine. QOpen 12:00 - 22:00. (25-60zł). PTAUVGBSW Mediterranean Bonum C-2, ul. Sieroca 3 (Bonum Hotel), tel. (+48) 58 304 78 10, www.hotelbonum.pl/restauracja.html. Certainly one of the better hotels in town, so no surprises to find an equally good restaurant on-site. Chic, modern and with a bare brick wall there’s not a huge amount to keep the eyes busy, which isn’t a bad thing if you’re going cross-eyed with all the stuffed animals and maritime extras found in so many of Gdańsk’s eateries; it’s a bit of a relief in fact to dine in a venue so tasteful. Thoughtful presentation extends to the food, with an ever rotating menu featuring plenty of surprises. QOpen 16:00 - 22:00. (26-55zł). TAUGSW May - July 2012 43

42 GDAŃSK RESTAURANTS<br />

Tawerna Ołowianka D-3, ul. Ołowianka 9/13,<br />

tel. (+48) 58 305 71 71, www.tawernaolowianka.<br />

pl. From the same stable as Filharmonia, so a good<br />

meal comes practically guaranteed. Set on the ‘other’<br />

side of the river the Tawerna does a good job of proving<br />

an old town location is not the be all and end all,<br />

with a menu that changes often but features consistently<br />

delicious soups. QOpen 11:00 - 20:00. (18-28zł).<br />

PTA6UGBSW<br />

Tekstylia B-3, ul. Szeroka 121/122, tel. (+48) 58 304<br />

77 63. By day, Tekstylia is the kind of unassuming coffee<br />

shop/lunch spot in which people feel comfortable slurping<br />

the rich żurek soup (laden with sausage) and hefty smoothies<br />

from behind laptop screens and newspapers. But as the<br />

hours tick by the patio becomes a popular happy hour spot<br />

and patrons begin to load up on Tekstylia’s meat-centric<br />

menu (which comes in an easy to read English option) that<br />

clearly denotes which dishes are traditional Polish entrees.<br />

The Polish cabbage rolls are a particular favorite, and we<br />

couldn’t help but order the fruity sangria to accompany it<br />

all. Of course the bar, which is illuminated by a large backlit<br />

sewing machine image, is happy to mix up coffee drinks along<br />

with cocktails well into the evening. QOpen 09:00 - 23:00.<br />

(21-34zł). PTAUGBSW<br />

Żuraw D-4, ul. Długie Pobrzeże 32, tel. (+48) 58 301<br />

25 38, www.restauracjazuraw.pl. A waterfront restaurant<br />

with a smattering of tables inside a pleasingly restrained<br />

light, modern interior, with furnishings seemingly acquired<br />

from a department store. Efficient waiters sally too-and-fro<br />

delivering standard European recipes to your table, including<br />

a pike perch in an orange/saffron sauce. Q Open 10:00 -<br />

22:00. (22-48zł). PTYA6GBSW<br />

Italian<br />

Fellini D-3, Targ Rybny 6, tel. (+48) 58 719 76 20,<br />

www.restauracjafellini.pl. A modern looking Italian<br />

whose late appearance on the scene hasn’t harmed their<br />

prospects - this place was packed on our visit, no mean<br />

feat in such a seasonally fickle city. Plush violet touches<br />

and light wooden panels lend a chic, sexy swagger, and it<br />

looks just the solution for dinner dilemmas. Both menu and<br />

chef appear Italian guided rather than Italian focussed, and<br />

the result gives the menu a scope not enjoyed by the direct<br />

competition. The lamb is reputed to be the best in Gdańsk.<br />

QOpen 12:00 - 24:00. (23-75zł). PTA6GBSW<br />

NEW<br />

La Vita D-3, ul. Targ Rybny 11, tel. (+48) 58 718 79<br />

24, www.restauracjalavita.pl. La Vita have long served<br />

the residents of first Gdynia and then Sopot with their Italian<br />

offerings and a reflection of their apparent success is the<br />

opening of this carbon copy venture on the waterfront in<br />

Gdańsk. Decent servings of pasta, fish and meat in a trendy<br />

setting overlooking the Motława river. QOpen 11:00 - 22:00.<br />

(20-70zł). PTA6UGBSW<br />

Napoli C-4, ul. Długa 62/63, tel. (+48) 58 301 41 46,<br />

www.starowka-gdanska.pl. It doesn’t look particularly Italian,<br />

and it doesn’t look particularly good, but as the tagline<br />

under their signature attests, this really is ‘the best in town’,<br />

when it comes to pizza anyhow. There’s approximately forty<br />

to choose from, though its odds on you’ll find something<br />

you like (ie, the first thing you ever order) and then stick<br />

with it thereafter. Highly addictive, and a takeaway king.<br />

Recommended is the Roma, a delicious salami pizza that’s<br />

absolutely top-drawer in taste. QOpen 11:00 - 24:00. (17-<br />

51zł). PTYAUBXSW<br />

Gdańsk <strong>In</strong> <strong>Your</strong> <strong>Pocket</strong> gdansk.inyourpocket.com<br />

Pizzeria Margherita E-2, ul. Cystersów 11, tel. (+48) 58<br />

552 37 16, www.margherita.com.pl. An encyclopedic list of<br />

Italian classics cooked before your eyes by a chef not averse to<br />

bursting into the occasional song. The pizza is conceived inside<br />

a traditional brick oven and this charming spot breathes an air<br />

of familiarity, making it popular with families fresh from the trials<br />

of a day spent observing the beasts of Oliwa Zoo. QOpen<br />

11:00 - 22:00. (13-28zł). PTVGBSW<br />

Ristorante Pomodoro B-2, ul. Korzenna 33/35, tel.<br />

(+48) 58 307 51 48. Taking the Italian theme the way down<br />

to black and white prints of Sophie Loren in her undies, the<br />

menu is a collection of well-priced antipastis, pastas and pizzas.<br />

The food is freshly prepared and comes steaming to your table<br />

courtesy of a friendly waitress. Here’s a well-priced restaurant<br />

serving well-prepared Italian food properly in the wonderful<br />

arched basement of the old Ratusz - formerly home to Johannes<br />

Hevelius’ office. Although we’d rather not have to buy a carafe<br />

when we only want a glass of house red, we sincerely hope that<br />

this venture has more success than previous tenants. Search it<br />

out. QOpen 13:00 - 22:00. (12-59zł). TAGSW<br />

Sempre Pizza e Vino D-3, ul. Targ Rybny 11, tel. (+48)<br />

58 719 19 19, www.semprepizza.pl. A classy little venue<br />

with friendly staff on the quayside at the reawakened Fish<br />

Market end of town. Where once there was nothing, you’ll<br />

now find a selection of the city’s best restaurants in the<br />

shadow of one of the city’s best hotels. Sempre have got<br />

the pizza covered and you’ll find freshly made Italian style<br />

pizza prepared in proper pizza ovens in a jiffy. Although this<br />

is quick food, it is a galaxy away from the fast food Targ<br />

Rybny has been traditionally associated with and is a sign<br />

of the area’s upward mobility. Also at B-4, ul. Długa 6/7/8<br />

QOpen 12:00 - 21:45, Fri, Sat 12:00 - 22:45. (18-36zł).<br />

PTA6GBSW<br />

gdansk.inyourpocket.com<br />

GDAŃSK RESTAURANTS<br />

We invite you from 09:00 to 24:00<br />

ul. Szeroka 121/122; 80-835 Gdańsk; www.tekstyliacafe.pl; +48 58 304-77-63<br />

Japanese<br />

77 Sushi D-4, ul. Długie Pobrzeże 30, tel. (+48) 58<br />

682 18 23, www.sushi77.com. Sushi 77 could well refer<br />

to the number of restaurants this mob have opened lately.<br />

We’re losing count, in fact, and while some would be wary<br />

of any chain outfit these guys just keep getting it right. Set<br />

amid a row of ivy covered quayside dwellings it certainly<br />

looks the part, and better still they also deliver on the food<br />

front - not a bad word to report, and further evidence of<br />

the tri-city renaissance. QOpen 12:00 - 22:30. (11-40zł).<br />

PTAVGBSW<br />

Dom Sushi D-3, ul. Targ Rybny 11, tel. (+48) 58 302<br />

81 81, www.domsushi.pl. Gdańsk’s version of Sopot’s<br />

popular Dom Sushi has come a long way. The floating sushi<br />

bar that dominates the space is impressive, but we’re happy<br />

to see the menu goes beyond spicy tuna rolls and includes<br />

an array of Japanese cuisine like fish soup and a refreshing<br />

green tea ice cream. Though out of Polish beer on our visit, we<br />

were happily redirected to an outstanding plum wine. QOpen<br />

12:00 - 22:00. (25-60zł). PTAUVGBSW<br />

Mediterranean<br />

Bonum C-2, ul. Sieroca 3 (Bonum Hotel), tel. (+48)<br />

58 304 78 10, www.hotelbonum.pl/restauracja.html.<br />

Certainly one of the better hotels in town, so no surprises<br />

to find an equally good restaurant on-site. Chic, modern and<br />

with a bare brick wall there’s not a huge amount to keep the<br />

eyes busy, which isn’t a bad thing if you’re going cross-eyed<br />

with all the stuffed animals and maritime extras found in so<br />

many of Gdańsk’s eateries; it’s a bit of a relief in fact to dine<br />

in a venue so tasteful. Thoughtful presentation extends to<br />

the food, with an ever rotating menu featuring plenty of surprises.<br />

QOpen 16:00 - 22:00. (26-55zł). TAUGSW<br />

May - July 2012<br />

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