Die besten Restaurants mit Polnisches restaurant Essen in Berlin

Das Bistro Aleksandra ist der perfekte Ort, um authentische polnische Küche in gemütlichem Ambiente zu genießen. Die Speisekarte ist ein Traum für Liebhaber der polnischen Küche. Die Atmosphäre im Bistro ist warm und einladend. Besonders schön ist es, dass auch die polnische Gastfreundschaft hier spürbar ist – man fühlt sich sofort willkommen.

The dumplings are delicious, the goulash soup is finger-licking good. Very nice service! A super cozy place on the Berlin map. Smiling service, speaking Polish, English and German.

Very great service, real home-made food like nowhere else in Berlin. The best Polish restaurant, I highly recommend it

Best food. the usual small portions and actually no service to bring the food to the table. This is a snack bar that leaves many restaurants behind when it comes to delicious ingredients and good food. Even meatless eaters are taken into consideration. Top address. Street side is street side. 5 stars are not possible. It's all ok. I'm looking forward to December 1st. In 2024 I got one of the last portions for this season and I'm looking forward to 2025!

I looked at the first few photos and it's immediately obvious that they know exactly what they're talking about. Nostalgia... the way it's served, like it used to be at grandma's. After today's lunch I will write more...

Unfortunately service wasn't good and food wasn't worth the price

Now I've been here several times and I'm always thrilled with the food, unusual but tasty, really nice staff, food comes quickly and delicious in advance, bread and herb butter* Great staff, very nice, delicious food, would highly recommend it. Was there for the first time and will come back. I can also recommend veal liver and ribs

Addendums from July 2017 and January 2025: After the Wawel in Neukölln closed on July 1, 2017, we have now found the Wawel restaurant in Baumschulenweg with Polish and German cuisine online and are looking forward to going there soon. outdated review from June 2017: Wawel serves delicious German and Silesian dishes. The service is very attentive and friendly.

I can only rate the dumplings, that's all I ate. The portion is tiny, 8 dumplings, but very small. The taste is okay, but the volume is like half a portion. For this price, definitely too expensive.

Staff uninterested, food probably reheated and not very flavorful. Something in the filling of the pierogi tasted off too. Good (bottled) beer.