A lovely lake. It’s a 5.6km loop we ran around and a great way to see it! There’s a lot going on; mini golf, ski slope, acarde, thermal baths etc. Great visit and would recommend a few hours here

A beautiful lake, especially for taking pict.. hehe the area is quite busy..A suitable area for relaxing, jogging,Read a book Or even just to enjoy the fresh air. There are several restaurants near the lake... so you don't need to worry if you're hungry 😁

It has the wow effect. Lovely man made lake for rowing competition. Lots of activity on either side of the lake. One side, artificial ski slope and the other side- water park/ slide. There are also ‘beach’ type place where you can play beach volleyball and football. Not for swimming or u can swim but at your own peril…….

Great place for jogging , cycling, walking you pets or just simply outdoor walking . One of the biggest Man made lakes in Poznan. The water sport competitions are kept here. The area of the biggest Malta mall, Ski resort , and The Poznan Zoo. In winter they let it dry out , for cleaning purpose i guess.

A great location to walk. Very long, clean, and maintained path. Road noise is not too loud and is not audible in most.locations. Frequent benches and resting spots. Some eateries close by.

Very nice place. Best for people who love to have ME time too. Peaceful place. Cycling and runners is a must go.

Nice place to have a walk and relax. On the shore of the lake you can find benches where you can rest and bronze statues with local cultural themes

Very nice and fun activity. The guy doing the show were really lovely and funny so it’s definetly a time you’ll enjoy. They tell about the origins of this tradition and explain how to make yourself a St Martin croissant. At the end, you have. A privileged view to the goats show on the town hill clock. I recommend this experience if you have time to spare in Poznan.

The Rogalowe croissant museum in Poznan, Poland is a fast paced talk, delivered with humour & lots of information. We found out the history of St. Martin & then how this very special croissant is made. It is interactive but not for the whole audience. They like to have between 6-8 helpers who complete different stages of the process of the croissant making. I have to let you into a secret that I did not enjoy the flavour of the croissant but knowing where it originates from more than made up for it.

The St. Martin's croissant making experience is great fun! Suitable for all ages, very entertaining and well presented, and everyone gets to have a turn if they want to participate. The experience is very sensory friendly and child friendly, as they allow visitors to move around, leave the room for a bit, or take part in the class as they wish. Both hosts were knowledgeable and funny, they presented the history and tradition of these little pastries very well, and at the end of the class everyone got to taste a bit as well. There's also a great view of the town hall goats, if you join the 2pm class. Definitely book ahead though, as it does tend to sell out.

An entertaining experience and not what I had expected. The two guys running it were fun, made jokes and got the audience involved. From a little bit of history, to local dialect, to how they are made. 14:00 was the English version which was basically most nationalities that do not understand Polish. Worth a visit and definitely a nice way of spending an hour.

We went to the croissant museum and it was so fun! The guys are funny when they’re explaining the history of the croissant. They let us take photos of the town square and it was beautiful. Highly recommend! The croissants were delicious

Did English language show. Very fun, interactive, and funny hosts. Family friendly and good way to get out of rainy weather! Buy tickets in advance online.

A very humorous and interactive experience. You get a sample of the St Martin croissant at the end. Hosts had good English and command. Pricey for the experience but overall enjoyed it.

A modern / historic building with an interesting history. Beautiful rooms, but most are empty or display art / photography. This due to the building being converted and restored over the past 100 years. A lot of original furniture has been destroyed during various transitions of power. Lots of toilets and cloak rooms to store outer garments. I found the building to be warm. Very cheap entry tickets, I saw lifts and platform lifts for wheelchairs. Also a small cafe is on site. There is also a cinema situated within the building. Some small gardens outside, which were free to enter. I didn't see any parking. I saw braille maps and signs or description in. braille in every room. You can also pay for an audio tours.

From the outside, the castle looks nice, and the gardens, though small, are open to the public, which is a great option. However, the interior didn’t impress me. Navigation is unclear even with a map, and there are many doors likely rented out to third parties, which takes away from the castle atmosphere. Overall, it feels quite empty and not very engaging. The terrace with a city view was closed, probably unavailable during winter months.

Very nice place to visit. Castle with not the best history. Interiors of the castle is quite empty but we enjoyed walk around and spent some time in back garden. We didn't pay as there was nobody at the entrance and garden or park is free for everyone.

Very nice castle with mix of old and new. The tickets are well priced and you can get an audio guide. The castle is much bigger than it appears. It took about an hour and a half to walk the entire tour. I highly recommend using the audio guide to give you an idea of the history of the building.

Definitely worth the visit! Great views with a lot to see. Tickets are so cheap for what you gain on this experience

A very beautiful castle with a pretty garden. And the tickets are free! You only pay if you want to rent the audio guide, otherwise you are free to enter from entrance B or entrance C free of charge :D

Really beautiful and historic place. Not very crowded and nicely located, as you can walk there from the main square. Highly recommend if you like architecture.

Stary Browar is a unique cultural and shopping complex located in Poznań, housed in a former brewery building. The space combines a wide range of shopping, art, entertainment, and restaurants. The place is clean and spacious, making it possible to spend the whole day there. It’s a great spot for both locals and tourists. The building itself is beautiful, featuring a mix of industrial architecture and modern design.

The Old Brewery is a shopping mall that ispreserving the original architecture and style and it is a popular attraction in Poznan. You should take a visit for shopping or just to admire the buildings.

I can't believe I saw one of my favorite Korean artists Choe U-Ram's work at Stary Browar Poznań, Poland! I was so happy and thrilled!

Very nice restauration of an old brewery to shopping mall and exposition center. Very tastful and with much respect for the original design. A gem, including the park next to it!

Amazing architecture. Nice ( expensive) shops. Good parking garage ( payed) 5 min to walk to the old market place. Also worth to see.

Stary Browar Shopping Mall A Unique Blend of Art, Culture, and Commerce Stary Browar in Poznań is not just a shopping mall it’s a remarkable fusion of history, art, and modern retail. Built on the site of a 19th century brewery, this shopping center offers a one of a kind experience that sets it apart from typical malls. Its name literally means "Old Brewery," and the architectural design preserves many of the original elements, blending them seamlessly with sleek, contemporary structures. The mall features a wide range of stores, from high end fashion boutiques to well known global brands like Levi’s, Sephora, and Guess. It's a great place to shop for clothes, accessories, cosmetics, or unique gifts. Beyond shopping, there’s an impressive selection of cafés, bars, and restaurants, catering to both quick snacks and fine dining experiences. The food court and sit-down venues offer both international and Polish cuisine. What makes Stary Browar truly special is its dedication to art and culture. The mall regularly hosts exhibitions, installations, and cultural events, making a visit feel like a museum experience as much as a shopping trip. There’s also a theater space and an art gallery within the complex. Clean, elegant, and centrally located, Stary Browar is easily accessible by tram or foot from the city center. Its atmosphere is vibrant yet relaxed, attracting both locals and tourists. Whether you're looking to shop, eat, relax, or discover local creativity, Stary Browar is a must-visit in Poznań. Overall, Stary Browar successfully combines commercial appeal with cultural depth, offering something for everyone a destination that truly captures the spirit of the city.

Shopping mall, and upstairs, you could go outside with several restaurants. I saw ecco shoes, pandora bracelet, Zaraman, very busy place.

Nice architecture. The museum is quite small but has interesting objects shown. The staff spoke English, however the text is in polish (we used our phones to translate so it didn't change much).

My first visit in Poland was Pozńan. It was closed at 16:00, but I arrived at 15:30 p.m. The observatory was over, but I asked them to let me see it politely, and I could see beautiful old city in Poznań. Finally I came down after watching it before 16:00(relief) There's no need for words. It's so beautiful!!! beautiful!

We went on a Sunday and I don't know why but the staff told us it was free entry that day. Very nice view from the roof and a lot of interesting items throughout the museum. Cloakrooms staff were rude, but everyone else working there was lovely.

The view was standing and it was cheap as well. It wasnt busy at all which I loved. I went to the roof for the view on a sunday at rougly 4 o clock.

The museum itself is quite nice however the service was poor. The workers seemed quite angry as if they didn't want to be there, security follows you around literally everywhere aka. Your being stalked, the lift to the tower was broken and toilets on the first floor shut down.

The views from the top of the tower are okay. The elevator was not working, so we had to walk. The staff were unapproachable and the exhibits underwhelming. Only worth visiting for the view from the top of the tower. It was not busy, which suggests how underwhelming it is.

Firstly, to my surprise & delight, entrance is free on a Tuesday. If you go up to the top of the Tower, onto the outside terrace, you get good views of the Old Town and beyond. A lift takes you up 6 floors and then it's just a few steps to the top. The exhibition of artifacts itself is very good and I particularly like the way they've designed the lighting, many glass cabinets of internal lighting or spotlights directed from high above. This really cuts down or eliminates back refection in the glass which often interfers with viewing/photographing items. The collection covers furniture, ceramics, glass & metal, weapons, jewellery etc. Items presented here cover a period from middle ages to modern times. The other thing to mention is that information on the exhibits is also given in English.

I recently visited Hall Town in Poznań and had a really good time! The place is spacious, clean, and well-organized. I went there for a small local event and was impressed with how professional everything looked. The staff were super friendly and helpful — they answered all my questions with a smile. The building itself is modern and has a nice atmosphere. It’s perfect for events, meetings, or even just hanging out with friends. I liked the lighting inside — it felt cozy but also fresh and bright. The bathrooms were very clean, which is always a big plus. There’s also a little café area where you can grab a coffee or snack. Prices were fair, and the quality was good. The location is great too — not far from the city center, and it’s easy to get there by public transport. Overall, I would definitely recommend Hall Town to anyone looking for a cool place for events or gatherings in Poznań. I’ll be happy to come back in the future!

Interesting historial building. Every day at noon two metal goats appear through a pair of small doors above the clock and butt their horns together 12 times, in deference to an old legend.

Wonderfully decorated. It was lots of fun to attempt translating the latin inscriptions “Execute judgment and justice, and deliver the oppressed from the hand of the oppressor; do not wrong the stranger, the orphan, or the widow.”

Stary Rynek is a very picturesque town square, typical of Polish towns and cities. The Town Hall is its centrepiece and tourists flock to watch the 1200 show every day.

Loved seeing the goats come out at 12pm, bit of a novelty and there was a lovely atmosphere in the square. The museum is free on Tuesdays so we popped in for a look, it was interesting but difficult for non-Polish speakers and not very child-friendly. #EuroTrip2025

Just nice to visit on Tuesday, free museum entry. 2 goats will come out at 12 noon, it's amusing to watch.

The Town Hall in Poznań is stunning! The architecture is beautiful, and the historic details are impressive. Don’t miss the goats coming out at 12:00—it’s a fun and unique sight! A must-visit for anyone in Poznan!

Really large and nice park with lots to see. There’s some mobile ice cream and coffee places. The park could however use some maintenance in terms of grass cutting. It would also be nice to have more places to sit.

A really great park where u can let yourself get lost in. Truly amazing to visit. I spent half of day here by myself and it was really nice. There are a lot of historical spots related to the first and second world war, as well as cemeteries with unknown soldiers. Nice places for picnic, for biking, there are even some terraces really cosy and friendly. Very very nice, definitely one of the most beautiful things to see in Poznan!

Beautiful memorial park for sure. It’s worth the visit. The escapees from the great escape are buried here.

A massive park next to Poznań old town. So many walking trails to do, play areas, public gyms, cafés, bars, gardens, statues, memorials, an amphitheatre and even a war museum displaying tanks and aeroplanes. So much to do here whether it's a quick walk or a family day out. The history of this place is everywhere. Definitely recommend.

A big park, good for a walk in nature. There is also a armour or tank museum. The park is quite big, you can easily spend hours there.

Beautiful,enormous park. What a shame everything is only described in Polish. I didn't realise I was visiting former POW camps! Impressive. Signs would also be good,especially for the Nierozpoznani statues. There were several people looking for places. The Umberto restaurant is fantastic with a lot of choice for vegans and vegetarians

Nice place. Quite large. Pretty clean. They had a handful of bike cafés. It was nice to sit on the grass and enjoy the spring in the trees.

The church is beautiful and truly impressive, absolutely worth visiting and admiring inside and outside. However, I do NOT recommend paying the 7 zloty to see the crypt: there is hardly anything to look at, you walk through it in a minute, and it doesn’t really add much value.

A very peaceful place. Great architecture. You can come in and just sit down and see everything there is to see give yourself a self-guided tour. On the outside you can walk around as well and read the different signs it's very interesting.

Definitely worth visiting, especially on a weekday morning when a morning mass is said in a side chapel. A very serene and prayerful place, of very high historical significance, being the burial place of the first few Polish kings.

Beautiful architecture and interior. Definitely recommend going into the crypts in the basement (7zł per person) to see the oldest parts and the buried archbishops. Definitely recommend

The cathedral in Poznań, together with a visit to Cathedral Island and the museum, is an absolute must-see in Poland. It holds the utmost importance for anyone interested in Polish history, reaching back to the year 966 – the time of the first ruler and the beginning of Polish Christianity. For me, it also explains why Polish society remains so deeply connected with the Christian tradition.

I was happy I could get in here after 6pm, even though the store was already closed. It was very dark,but one could see the beautiful modern glass stained windows and the altar,also the chapel with the Polish saints.

he Sint-Petrus-en-Paulusbasiliek in Poznań is one of the most interesting churches I've ever seen. The contrast between the deep, dark tones and the lavish gold detailing creates an atmosphere that feels almost otherworldly. It has a dramatic, almost mystical presence that sets it apart from many other churches. Walking inside, you’re immediately struck by the richness of the interior. The golden accents shine beautifully against the darker surroundings, giving the whole place a sense of grandeur and mystery. It’s definitely a must-visit for anyone who appreciates unique and atmospheric church architecture. Also the red bridge outside combines well with it I think.

Wonderful, lot of things to see, machines, vehicles and more. Good price, parking is nearby.

It's very spacious, pretty and well-maintained. There are various interesting exhibitions. The playground and farm animal area are of course highlights for little kids. It's a lovely place to visit even in a hot or rainy day - thanks for the indoor exhibitions.

Great place for a family walk. Interesting exhibitions including old machines, old cars (Polonez, Syrenka, Tarpan), old aeroplanes. Children loved also animals :)

The National Museum of Agriculture in Szreniawa is a fantastic place to visit! The museum is incredibly spacious, offering plenty of room to explore its fascinating exhibits on agriculture and food industry history. The grounds are beautifully maintained, making it a pleasant experience to walk around and take in the rich cultural heritage. One of the highlights is the food market held on Saturdays, where you can find a variety of fresh, local produce and traditional products. It's a perfect spot for both learning and enjoying a taste of Polish countryside life. Highly recommended for families, history enthusiasts, and anyone looking for a relaxing day out!

It is a very interesting museum, with many different expositions in various fields. It's very convenient to get there.

Nice place to visit on Sunday and have some fun with the kids. Someone made an effort to collect a lot of historical documents and artifacts.

The worlds only jet powered biplane and a wealth of farming history

Brama Poznania is a modern museum located in the heart of Ostrów Tumski, the historic island in Poznań. It serves as an interactive exhibition space that explores the history of the city, particularly its origins, development, and role in Polish history. It’s an essential stop for anyone interested in the city’s history.

A must-see in Poznań! This museum is best experienced together with a visit to Cathedral Island, as the two complement each other perfectly. I spent about 3 hours here, and it was absolutely worth it. The exhibitions take you back to the very roots of Polish history – to 966, the first kingdom, and the Piast dynasty. The museum is very well organized, with timed entry every 20 minutes to avoid crowding. The audio guide is outstanding – modern, precise, and interactive. It uses your location inside the exhibition to guide you seamlessly from one point to the next. A super museum that really brings Polish history to life!

I visited Brama Pozania (Poland's gate) and I absolutely loved it. The museum present many exhibits and the audio tour is available in a variety of languages. The audio tour is also interactive as it gives you many things to do and exhibits to see. It is not too hard to navigate between the different exhibits since the audio tour walks you through the museum in a step-by-step manner and is easy to follow. The restaurant there is a but small and doesn't provide many options so you are better off eating somewhere else. Also, make sure that you go on a sunny day since you can take pictures on a terrace and the rain may not make you picture pretty!

delicious place! we spent 2 hours there on an interactive tour with an audio guide. there are few historical exhibits, but there are film modules in each room. I learned much more about King Przemysław - who was actually as important as the other great kings of Poland. I highly recommend it, even to those who are not interested in history, to understand what the beginnings of the Polish Country were like.

The Brama Poznania Museum in Poznań offers a delightful experience for visitors. Its exhibits provide a fascinating glimpse into the city's history, while the interactive displays add an engaging element to the visit. The staff are helpful and knowledgeable, enhancing the overall experience. It's definitely worth a visit if you're in Poznań!

Really excellent high tech multimedia exhibition taking you through the history of Cathedral Island and beyond. I would actually recommend coming here before visiting the Archdiocesan Museum or Cathedral as you'll pick up information from the audio guide and videos about both these places. The smart audio guide knows where you are and automatically plays a commentary for that area. Additionally if you more information about any exhibit you can point audio guide at the headphones symbol and press play. Good views from the terrace on the roof of the building and after you've completed your tour, head across the glass sides bridge to the Cathedral Lock.

Great museum! Got the tram from hotel here and walked about 5 mins to get to the museum. Can't remember cost of entrance but it was cheap and included audio guide and an audio guide for the cathedral also. Spent maybe 2 hrs here and really enjoyed it ! Very informative, interactive and fun! Nice observation deck near the end of self guided tour also. don't have kids, but it's great for kids with lots of kids educational play areas also! If in Poznan I wouldn't miss this one!

Great location and friendly staff. We had the lunch offer for 49 zl pp, which was well composed with a good soup as a starter and to main course we got duck. Heated plates to the main course and an amuse-bouche to start with, shows they care about the guests.

Location was great! Easy check in, but keep in mind that you will be getting your check in at the restaurant, if you get there after hours, you’ll not be able to do so. Also these are historical buildings, meaning no elevator. Comfortable bed, regular in room amenities. Highly recommend.

We stayed in one of the apartments for 2 nights and ate the restaurant twice. Both were superb! Restaurant: elevated Polish dishes, the best sour rye/żurek soup I’ve ever had, and friendly staff. Apartment #1: Wow! Massive and modern with 2 rooms and a big bathroom. Overlooking the square but quiet at night. Strong air conditioning. We loved it and would highly recommend it.

Nice apartament, I’d recommend it — but breakfast was a bit of a letdown. It came in a takeaway basket, all cold, and no coffee. There was an omelette meant to be heated in the microwave, but I don’t like microwave meals.

Great restaurant with great views to the main square at medieval Poznan, great vibe and great food. We asked the waitress for recommendations and everything was tasty. She also was very friendly and polite. The prices are a bit higher but I’d say it’s worth it..

We had the most delicious meal at Ratuszova during our holiday in Poznan! It was so good we returned again two days later -- the food, the service, and the ambiance are unmatched. Don't miss this beautiful restaurant!

The best meal we ever had !! Explosion of flavours, delicious, so well presented and amazing service by Adrian. You must visit this place in the beautiful centre of the city :D !!

We went here hoping to experience the Polish cuisine. The food was tasty, but it all felt more like a snack bar. You have to order your food at the bar and pay immediately. We wanted to have a starter first and then mains but the menu doesn’t really take starters into account. So we opted for a kids soup (which is half a portion) and as mains we went for jacked potato. I ordered and payed and before I even was back at the table the soup was already served. And halfway the soup the waiter brought our mains. It all felt so rushed, 20 minutes in and we were done with our food. It was tasty and good, but if I you want a restaurant setting I’d recommend going somewhere else. This is more functional food.

My favorite place to eat in Poznań! The staff was super friendly and easy to talk to, the food was amazing, and even the lemonade was great. I had the potatoes with herrings and was really satisfied. The prices are great too, very cheap for the quality. If I ever come back to Poznań, I’ll definitely return to Pyra Bar!

Employees very friendly and helpful, they speak English. The place is very nice decorated, one has to order in the bar and then they take the food to your table, the place has 2 floors, a lot of space inside and a lovely space outside for sunny days. Food was ready in 10 min or less, We payed 26€ for one soup of the day, one (small) Wegenerator casserole, one Szare ale jarskie, one cola and 1 beer. Pretty reasonable price. More than 10 vegetarian options available. The bathroom is clean and nice, the music is not too loud, and the portions are very full filling. I recommend trying this place. I attach image of the English menu.

This place is simply WOW! Food was amazing amazing and one more time amazing😍 plus prices are very pocket friendly. Go and stuff yourselves with pyra's (potatoes) yum yum yum 🥔🥔🥔

First visit in Poland. First meal in Poznań. Huge success!!! It was so delicious. My credit card had a problem when I paid, but the staff was patient, kind and good at English. I want to thank her.

The staff was really helpful with choosing the meals. Quite quick. There is either seating inside or in the garden.

Everything was super. Food is very tasty, friendly staff. Very recommendable

We have tried dumplings in different cities of Poland and this is the best we have ever tried Nice dough, juicy fillings, mouthwatering sauces Not to mention the best view watching the church and bridge at the corner Highly recommended

What a wonderful place with tasty food. We ordered 3 types of boiled pierogis and all of them were perfect. Chicken liver, russian and cabbage with mushrooms all of them with fried onion on top what was just perfection. 3 types of sauces to go with that. Amazing, soft dough. If you are in Poznań this is a place to eat! Clean and stylish place with nice and clean toilet. Great atmosphere and reasonable prices! DZIĘKUJĘ!

Great place for lunch, both baked and boiled dumplings were delicious. Baked dumplings cheese potatoes and basil. Boiled chicken liver dumplings and cheese potoes😋. The beer was also smooth. Quite a good lunch crowd. Nice view of the saint Peter n Paul church

Best pierogis we’ve ever had. We ordered the boiled pierogies with chicken livers (rich & delicious), and the baked pierogis with chicken, sun dried tomatoes, & gouda, which gave us calzone vibes, yet crispier. So so good. The garlic sauce was divine - very garlicky and creamy. Cannot wait to return to Poznań so we can eat here again.

Perfect place to Go! It was a recommendation of our tour guide. We had a very good beatroot carpacchio as a starter and mixed baked dumplins as a main course. Local brewed beer from the owners friend made it Perfect. Even if it is a moment to Walk from the city center, it‘s absolutely worth.

Really nice place with the best pierogi I have ever eaten. The people are very kind, the music is nice and the food amazing. I will back my next time in Póznan

Nice small restaurant for a typical polsih dish. Enjoyed the meal and eve

Kamil was very generous with his time, explaining the concept behind the menu, answering questions we had & even telling us about the chef Adam Adamczak & his culinary journey. Huge props to the entire team for making it a fantastic experience & particularly Kamil. Thanks for the espresso (I didn't order it, but he overheard me saying I may get one & brought it over on the house) 🥰

i always like to go and find new places to eat and concordia was a coincident. i was recommended to go here by the receptionist at my hotel, so off i went. sebastian was a very well-educated waiter and sitting outside at 20:00 was just perfect. the tatar starter with a tomato twist and homemade waffles (i’ve never tried that before) was a great start. for main i had the tenderloin steak, cooked to perfection and that just hit with all the right flavours, especially from the goose-liver pudding. i can only highly recommend this and would love to come back one day for their tasting menu :-)

‘Taste’ is a great name for this restaurant. The food was incredibly good. We had the cheese platter, and the jams that came with it were awesome! So full of flavour, and everything had its own unique profile. We arrived Wednesday evening, 18:45. No reservation, no wait, and we were seated immediately. We chose our own wine pairings, and were well informed about our choices by the sommelier. Especially the desert wine was so sweet and so good. Service was lovely throughout. Kind, refilling drinks when necessary, and helping us with the many plates on the table. A lovely spot, worth a visit when you’re in town!

Incredibly nice restaurant. I stopped for lunch and was blown away by the dishes on offer. Even more by the great value of the menu. Will be back in Poznan 2-3 times a year and will definitely come here for lunch!

very very very good! why no michelin star yet? high level cooking skills and many tastes to try. 2 years ago, we went to muga. the following year, they got awarded with a michelin star. i recognize the pattern with this one as well. please visit asap before the price raised deserved! we had for starter: - crayfish pierogi, deer tartar, - veal, sander, pierogi - vanilla cream/ice cream/chocolate thanks for the cook, the service!

I wish I could rate 10 stars. This restaurant is the highlight of my trip to Poland and served the best food I have ever had. We had to come back a second time for dessert and coffee because it was so wonderful. For dinner I had the boletus soup with saffron milk cap, mushroom pate, and fermented milk, and the veal with veal liver, chanterelles in butter, potato sauce, potato flan, and pumpkin and peach chutney. The mushroom soup was a delight, with fresh and rare mushrooms and a wonderful hearty broth. The mushroom pate was a great addition and the texture was perfect with the soup. The veal was an absolute showstopper. The meat was mouthwatering, perfectly seasoned and juicy and tender. I could not stop eating. The savory rich sauce and the fruity chutney balanced so well, and the potato flan was the perfect thing to soak up every drop. For dessert I had the chocolate pinecone filled with mousse and marinated spruce shoots, white chocolate boletus mousse, baby pinecone pickled in elderflower vinegar, spruce sorbet, acacia gel, and a chocolate cone. Do not miss this dessert if it is on the menu when you go! It is so unique and perfectly balanced, it is obvious that the chef and the kitchen staff are very creative and talented. I also tried the roe deer and the roasted butter ice cream over chocolate mousse cake ordered by my tablemates and they were incredible as well. It was more than a meal, it was an unforgettable experience of art, culture, ingenuity, and wonderful service. The staff was so lovely and accommodating. We had a large party and we weren't able to arrive at the same time, but the staff was so gracious and bent over backwards to make sure we had a seamless, comfortable, relaxed experience the whole way through. They answered all of our questions and truly went above and beyond to make sure we had the best experience. I forgot my hat there the second time we went, and we had to leave Poznan in the morning before they opened. I figured I would see if anyone was there who could check for me, and of course the staff was already hard at work hours before service making the magic happen. The whole staff went out of their way to pause preparation, let me in, and help me look for my hat. I was truly grateful to get this sentimental item back. It was a privilege to eat here, and if you visit Poznan, do not miss the opportunity. Thank you to the whole staff of Restauracja Concordia! I will never forget my visits!

great loft restaurant, location in the center of Poznań is a huge added value, great service that always meets the customer's expectations .... this is not my first visit in this place. the lunch offer is a great set of starters and main courses at a great price 👍, each dish was perfectly finished, stylish and sounded on a plate, a salad with ham, pear and gorgonzola cheese, served with walnuts, finished with a mint dressing stole my heart 😉 great quality of service 👍, great quality of dishes 👍 and reasonable prices👍. worth a visit . three times 👍

Amazing breakfast and top service!! Such a beautiful lilttle gem. You wouldn’t expect such a stunning place from the outside but once inside your blown away. The food is so fresh and well made, you can tell they make it with love. There is something for everyone, kids, light heavy, healthy and indulgent, whatever you are craving for! Staff is super kind and also flexible with the orders. 100% recommend!

Lovely place to go. We had breakfast there and no one was disappointed. Perfect amount of food and drink. Small and cosy 👌

Absolutely lovely little place. The food was great, we sat in their little outdoor garden which was super cosy. Good food in a great location without feeling too touristy. Highly recommend!

Such a charming little café! The interior was absolutely lovely — cozy, calm, and full of thoughtful details that made us feel instantly at home. We shared a few plates and were blown away by the delicious cheese selection, paired with fresh, quality bread. The generous amount of greens on the side was a beautiful touch fresh, vibrant, and full of flavor. And the cake? Simply divine! A truly delightful spot that we’ll definitely come back to.

Cosy interior, great food, and a wonderful atmosphere. The staff are super friendly and polite. If you want to escape the busy market square, this is the perfect place

Lovely location especially out the back in the courtyard. Food really nice with lots of healthy options.

Food was tasty, big portions and quite cheap. Waitress was friendly and helpful.we waited quite some time gor the food, but it seem its the same all around poland. Still, cool place for cup of coffee and a nice meal.

I highly recommended this place good food and good service 😊 definitely coming back to this restaurant when i comeback in Poznan

The food was so flavorful and delicious, good attention to detail and the service was amazing, can definitely recommend! The Paella was top notch ✨

Lovely dinner in a historically significant location in Poznań. The goose breast was phenomenal. Highly flavorful dishes, well presented and perfect portion size. Unpretentious setting with a mix of casual & dressy clientele. Casual fine-dining. Friendly and helpful wait staff. Highly recommend a reservation.

Great, cosy, calm and inviting atmosphere. Food was lovely and the service was equally excellent. Went as a large group and the service was like clock work. Friendly staff as well and we didn’t feel rushed as is the case with many restaurants trying to turn a table around. So kudos to Bazar 1848. We even learnt a new etiquette from the staff members. ☺️ Lots of variety in the menu to accommodate any dietary needs. Would come back again when next in Poznan

High quality indegriends and tasty dishes bases on various different cuisines. Very friendly and helpful staff. Nice insides in a bit industrial style (a lot of steel and wood). Plus for dishes specially for children. One of the best restautants in the city.

Well peeled and cooked shrimps, nice vibe, super service

Great place for traditional Polish dishes. We were expecting more of a high-end experience, but the dishes turned out to be quite homemade-style and the portions were huge. Although service was excellent, the food was nothing magical.

The potato soup had a bit too much vinegar for my taste. The pork belly was a pleasant surprise – very good! The Hugo cocktail was too sweet, just so-so. The free shot had a sweet, colorful taste – not sure what it was exactly, but not bad. The staff were friendly, and Will reminded me upon arrival that the stay is limited to 1.5 hours.

We couldn’t get into this restaurant on the first evening — it was completely packed. Curiosity won, so we booked a table for the next day. The interior is authentic, with the vibe of an old tavern, but the reality wasn’t very comfortable: very little space, six people squeezed around a small table, noisy, and everyone sitting almost shoulder to shoulder. Not the kind of place you want to linger in. As for the food, the impressions were mixed. The tartare itself was decent, but the bread served with it was disappointing. The pork knuckle, on the other hand, was very good — tender and flavorful. The żurek soup was also tasty and hearty. The staff weren’t very friendly, though it seemed more from exhaustion with the heavy crowd than from indifference. Overall, it’s worth visiting once for the atmosphere and traditional Polish dishes, but we wouldn’t go back again.

A great little restaurant serving traditional Polish food. The staff is very welcoming and nice, and all speak English well. Inside, it's a homey place with wooden furniture and a little cabin built in. They also have plenty of outside seating near the main city square. Food may take a while to come out, but it's very worth the wait, absolutely delicious with traditional flavours. Definitely try the Zhur in a bread bowl, a different flavour experience that is a national dish of the area.

A lovely, cozy restaurant serving traditional Polish food; conveniently located just a few steps off the main square. I had the pork knuckle which was tender and delicious. Great value for money. Service was great, nice waiting staff who seemed genuinely interested in their customers' experience. Highly recommend.

Found this gem of a restaurant just off Poznan Old Town Square. Need to book a table, however if you turn up seating outside with heater and offer you a blanket. Food is traditional Polish fair at a good price. Friendly staff. Recommended 👍👍

Great atmosphere with attentive service. You must book for evenings or may be disappointed. We sat inside and I had Goulash with thin crispy potato cakes and a sour cream, which was delicious. My wife had fried smoked cheese with cranberries and the boletus mushrooms in cream sauce. She is gf and allergic onion and garlic so this was perfect and our server took care to make sure this was met. In hind sight two starters was a bit much for her.

Ordered dumping, have two options: 8 pcs or 10 pcs, it looks big, so I ordered 8. The dumping is very different from Asia, the inside is mincemeat, very not like ours, not that minced. Tasty very different. I would say I am not like it a lot. But the skin is ok, for dumping, the skin also is a key effects the tasty. The pork knuckle is stewed soft, compared to German knuckle, one is fried/baked (normally I ordered), one is stewed, both are different and see people’s interests . At the end, they gave us a small cup of wine, I like it most!

One of my favourite restaurants in Poznan! Food is great, service is attentive, ideal place for a special occasion as it does not qualify as cheap, but it is worth it!

A New Favorite with Exceptional Food and Service This restaurant may just be my new favorite! The setting is cozy and comfortable, creating a warm, homely vibe. The music was a bit loud and not quite the right fit for the ambiance, but it wasn’t distracting enough to overshadow the experience. The staff was absolutely outstanding, catering to our every need with genuine warmth. They engaged thoughtfully about the food and wine, elevating the entire dining experience. However, one minor letdown was the complimentary Prosecco offered upon arrival—a lovely gesture, but we were surprised to see it on the bill without prior mention. It’s not about the cost, but the lack of transparency felt slightly disingenuous. The food, however, was phenomenal, with not a single disappointing bite. The chanterelle cheese dumpling starter, a decadent twist on mac and cheese, was a fantastic way to begin. The Polish żurek soup was perfectly balanced, not overly sour, and a table favorite. For the main course, the pierogies with bean filling were good, though not the highlight, but the homemade dough and sauce were exceptional. My lamb and potato dish, served with a beef-au jus, was a standout—the lamb was cooked to perfection, melting under the knife, with just the right amount of seasoning. The creamy, flavorful au jus elevated it further. The potatoes… well there are potato dishes and there are potato dishes! This was the latter, just extraordinary. I couldn’t resist ordering an extra side of just the potato with that incredible sauce. For dessert, the apple pie with ice cream, encased in a tower of apple butter and confectionery delight, was pure nostalgia, evoking childhood memories of fall days. The price tag is Hefty but this meal was worth every penny. If you’re looking for a memorable dining experience in Poznań, this restaurant is a must-visit! 11/10

Though the food was delicious and atmosphere was just lovely, I think this restaurant gets too much praise. Everything was right on point, fresh and tasty, I would call it a masterpiece. Our starters arrived relatively quickly, but for the main dish we waited almost an hour. The “winter tea” was underwhelming. For our main courses we all got some delicious pieces but they really weren’t award winning when it comes to their taste. Of course they were good and as you can see beautiful but nothing spectacular. Normally I would give such a place 5 stars but I honestly expected more for such highly praised place with prizes and all. Nevertheless I still recommend coming to this place since it offers honestly nice atmosphere and really good food.

This review is a little late in coming, but deserves to be shared. In August I was looking to find a nice restaurant for my parent's 45th wedding anniversary. After very rudely being turned away from or not receiving responses from restaurants in the city center in Poznan, I went with one of my original choices, A noz widelec. The restaurant was very accommodating and able to take an extremely last minute reservation, even offering a private dining area. Everything worked out perfectly. With the location away from the business of the city, we were able to enjoy a lovely clandestine meal with close family and friends. Service was perfect, knowing just when to step in without hanging over our heads, no loud music drowning out conversations, and the food speaks for itself! All were in agreement that the overall experience was some of the best we have had! Thank you!!!

One of the best restaurant in Poland. Polish cuisine on the top level. Everything is just amazing and delicious, basic on the fresh and local ingredients. Chef and his Wife are such a nice and warm couple, always happy and ready to talk with guests. We love this place.

Wow! Wow! Wow! This Gem of a Restaurant in Poznań was recommended by a friend for our anniversary diner and it did not disappoint at all!! The service was impecable. From the moment we arrived and their service throughout the evening it was spectacular!! The dishes were all amazing and so tasty! Kudos to Chef Michał K. And his staff. We will be back for sure.

very nice place! as starter a mushroom soup and a kind of foie gras pate. delicious with a wide range of taste within one bite. the home onion bread was very good as well. as main course, we had some pierogi (best i had in poland) and dumpling with mushroom. i really appreciated this dish as well. finally as dessert, we had apple pie and chocolate sphere. very good again! approximately 30e per person wirh tip and without wine. worth based on my experience. side note: parking easy access, nice service and nice coffee

Spent two nights in this beautiful hotel in the Old Market Square. The hotel is fantastic as is the brewery, bar and restaurant. Breakfast and evening meal were first class. Happy hour on the outside terrace is a lovely touch. Staff were very helpful and friendly. A special shout out for the manager Patrick who went out of his way for us. Unfortunately Hibs got beaten at the football you cannot win them all. We highly recommend this hotel. Tam and Laura from Edinburgh

A very nice boutique hotel on the main square with very good prices for what you get. At the hotel there is a restaurant with a bar who brew their own beer (you see a piece in the restaurant upstairs). But the really cherry on the top of it is the receptionist Patryk. Such a nice, warm person with a good humor and a human touch of everything. A BIG thanks to him for everything what he did that our stay in Poznan was perfect...keep that good work and I next time I definitly stay at the hotel again 💪

This review is for the restaurant only. Not th hotel. Food was excellent, both in flavor and presentation. The ribs were tender and the salmon was balanced. Karina, our server, was polite and checked in on us regularly. My only critique with the food is the extra hot sauce I ordered. It was not hot nor spicy in any way -- and I paid extra for it. Other than that, excellent restaurant with a good beer selection and great customer service!

Great hotel in the best location. Patryk and staff made us very welcome. What a treat to stay in a hotel, that has a brewery and a great restaurant. It's located on the central square, which is drop dead gorgeous and convenient for exploring Poznan.

Brovaria In October 2025 we stayed in Brovaria for almost one week. We found that the greeting on arrival and ongoing service from the management, Reception and restaurant/bar team was exceptional – pleasant, proactive and informative. No request was too much trouble and there was a ‘Can do’ attitude throughout our stay. It is important to note that, as an older style of building, there is no lift but, again, this wasn’t an issue as our luggage was carried up to our room. The room was large, comfortable and had pretty well everything we needed. The hotel spent a period of time out of service for renovations and this is certainly very apparent – the décor is superb. With several rooms available for dining and/or drinking, we had little problem arranging suitable times to take our meals. We would certainly recommend the bar at the front of the building as well as the cellar bar/restaurant and breakfast/ lunch dining area. The room to aim for, however, especially for dinner, is the beer hall – so called because that is where the brewery is situated. As a restaurant (offering formal or casual dining), an hotel or a bar, Brovaria is to be recommended. Excellent service is on offer throughout the establishment. We look forward to staying there again, the next time we’re in Poznan. Thank you to the entire team.

Beautiful hotel in a great central location in the main square. We were there for a week and had breakfast in the hotel every day, ate in the restaurant and had drinks in the bars. The hotel has it's own brewery so we sampled the beers. The staff were all brilliant, very welcoming, helpful and knowledgeable. A special thanks to the reception staff who gave us tips on places to visit and how to get around Poznan. A very enjoyable week and would recommend this hotel to anyone thinking of visiting Poznan.

Ideally situated in the beautiful old market square within a short walk of bars, restaurants, museums, shops and public transport. The food is excellent with plenty of choice, the rooms nicely appointed, clean and bright. The staff are friendly and helpful. Couldn’t fault it.

the best and cheapest pierogis in poznan! We chose the vegetarian options and they were really, really delicious. Recommended: Sour Creme sauce!… + very friendly service!

The staff member who served us was beyond rude...it was actually hilarious. Mega attitude. It's such a shame because the food was great but we still left with a bad taste in our mouths....and a funny story to share with friends. Menu board displays items in Polish and English underneath. They don't serve alcohol. Pay by cash or card.

Delicious pierogi at reasonable cost and you get to choose as ur taste.

Better than what we had at a traditional milk bar…at least they offer dumplings with a variety of fillings instead of just cheese. We got a type that we didn’t order…but it actually tasted good, so fine…The soup, however, is quite plain and doesn’t worth the price…

Very, very good! Thanks for boiling it fresh each time!

My first time trying pierogi and I was reliably informed by a local that this was the best place to try them. They are freshly made and you can watch staff make them through the window. 10 pieces for 15zlt is a good size snack and a cheap dinner! Choose from many different fillings - you can mix and match if you want to try a few flavours. The dumplings can be served with onions and bacon which gave them more flavour. Can be very filling so take a hungry belly!

Amongst the best Pierogi, I tasted. We ordered: Postne (mushroom + cabbage) Zielone (spinach + feta cheese + walnuts) Kozim Serem (Goat Cheese + Potatoes + cumin) Pros: 1. Pierogi with thin skin. Great flavor. Amongst the best that I had. 2. Cheap. Value for money. Cons: 1. Service without smile.

Small airport with generally very little hassle for finding your way around. However, it is quite a bit dated and lacks good quality seating. Also, it was quite frustrating to find out that the airport WiFi was not working when we arrived (didn’t work by the time we left either). At least there is a shop to purchase SIM cards, which was quite useful.

Five gates for Schengen travel and another six gates for outside the union. A small airport that is aligned with the small yet vibrant city of Poznan itself. Impossible to get lost due to its size. Limited food options in terms of restaurants and only one duty free that does have enough goods for shopping. Security lines were fast at around midday on a Friday. You can tell they can handle big crowds during peak travel times. Well organized.

Good location, but poor airport service The location is convenient, but the quality of airport service leaves much to be desired. Only 4 automated gates, with just 2 working. Staff members in the booth seemed more focused on chatting with each other than assisting passengers. Definitely room for improvement.

Modern airport with all needed facilities, spacious waiting areas and well stocked shops. Plenty of parking spaces and fast security check. Not very energetic staff, slowly approaching working stations, giving a feeling that they don't want to be there.. Not very clear communication. Our gate was changed last minute, but no information update on board or on app. At first boarding information appeared on our initially given gate, but after around 20 minutes it disappeared. No staff available at the gate to question. We've only learnt the new gate number as one of the passengers noticed our flight number appeared on other gate. Flight delayed 1 hour.. Disappointed..

I was today in gate 6 on the 21:10 flight to Bruxelas and I was really treated like garbage!! I paid for priority to come to Poland and to go back, coming here was not a problem, but in this flight I had my normal luggage( a suitcase and a backpack) and also my purse like I always have. The sir who was in the beginning of the gate forced me to put everything that I had on my purse and my purse in my suitcase, meanwhile people with the same amount of bags were told to do nothing. Worst experience in an airport, I do not recommend, super rude staff

The worst airport ever! Very rude security staff, especially bold guy. I had power bank which was fine in all European airports except Poznan( I made 20+ flights this year). It’s pitty to see such a bad service in one is the greatest cities in Poland.

I only had an inbound flight from Frankfurt but imho nothing to criticize here. Everything was quick and seemingly well organized. Short bus ride to the small terminal area and baggage claim which took no time to deliver the bag. Easy to organize a cab ride to my hotel and even though the fare of the local taxis is modest I’d recommend you compare yourself to herenow or bolt and avoid getting charged double the amount.