Amazingly preserved historical site the top crimes against humanity. Only fault is the inability to pre-book visit times with guides or online. We had to book a bus ride from Krakow at 5am, to get at gates for 6:30am opening. Wait in rain for ticket office to open at 7:30am to book our guide time of 8:30am. Some in group had to wait for 9:30am guided tour. 100s of visitors waiting for tickets in the rain.

I guess if your in this visiting this area of Poland it's worth the visit. Growing up and hearing, seeing, reading about the atrocities that took place, the scale of events it is saddening to say the least. Early August visit, worth booking your tour otherwise expect to queue. Worth having a tour guide as they explain everything as you go along the route.

Our whole weekend away and experience of visiting Auschwitz was overcast by the lack of organisation here. Had to queue from 4am till 8 to get tickets, and had to take a Polish guide as the next English speaking guide group wasn't until 3pm. When you do eventually get in, it's just chaos. Thousands of people just trying to get round.Tour guides trying to get groups in to buildings that were already overcrowded. What should have been a day to reflect on what happened here, turned in mayhem. Walked away disappointed and also half ashamed that we couldn't feel the ambience of the place. I think maybe weekday visiting may be better.

It's THE most humbling experience for me as far as what atrocities humans can do to humans. Also wanted my son to witness to what extent wars bring hell. 12 of us were on the group tour, two stopped halfway because it was too much to take. And I observed this in other groups as well. The somberness of displays and the narration by the finest guides makes you almost relieve the experience, often suppressing tears and sometimes getting goosebumps out of eeriness. Like Hiroshima, it's a visit of a lifetime, definitely will shake you to the core.

Eternal rest grant unto them o Lord, and let Your perpetual light shine upon them . May their soul and the souls of all the faithful departed rest in peace. Amen".

A truly moving experience. We were first-time visitors today and were taken aback by the scale and size of the site. The suffering that took place is unimaginable. The site has been preserved superbly, and the exhibits presented tastefully and respectfully. There are places where you can not take pictures, and these are pointed out to you by your guide. Auschwicz 1 has no canteen or restaurant but has vending machines to get snacks. Birkenau has a restaurant, but we didn't visit that. I think this site is somewhere you must visit in your lifetime to honour the people who suffered and died there. Well worth a visit.

If you are into your history. Then this is for you. I can not really disturb how it makes you feel. Or how to explain when I get asked what it is like? However I can tell you. You need to book a tour, which takes about 3 to 4 hours. Take ID with you. It cost about £25.00 pp You get to see both camps. It's about a 1.5-mile walk from the train station,

Was a somber experience being in a place of death and torture, especially for my family members who endured this egregiously harsh and inhumane reality during WWII. We were never told to purchase tickets in advance so the museum was booked solid when we drove 3.5 hours from Warsaw to visit. The new Israeli owners, as crazy as it seems, have made it more difficult to gain entry with a walk in. We are able to observe the outskirts which was just as surreal and contained some valuable informative sights to see.

Incredibly somber and emotional experience. Seeing the scale of what happened here is overwhelming. We visited on a nice sunny day, but I couldn’t help but feel what the conditions must have felt like for those held within the camp during the harsh polish winters. A must see for anyone to remind us of what happened and try to ensure it can never happen again.

A huge museum, which is being restored to this day and is still being preserved. Book the tour in advance because you can get alone and for free only after 15:00. We got a very nice girl guide, it was very interesting and pleasant to listen to. We visited both camps, the total tour took about 4 hours. This place is very atmospheric, creepy. It is obligatory for everyone to visit, you need to know and not forget the history so that there are no more such things.

Probably one of the most badly organised tourist destinations in the world ! Always wanted to visit but was very disappointed, the complete cluster fxxk of the main entry, the inability to secure private tickets in advance via a official site, this resulted in almost 45 min to wait in a outdoor line until we could get to the ticket office and then another 2 hour wait until our time slot to actually get through the gate. I'd gladly pay €5-10 for advance tickets if I could get a guaranteed time to get in when I arrive. Once in there was no real flow or direction of what to see or what order to see it in. The official map was about as much use as sand in a desert, honestly a 5 year old could have drawn a better plan. Inside large tour groups dominated all the various things to see and we were often barged out of the way or unable to pass them while they blocked doors or things to see. My impression of the place has been ruined by visiting it and then when coming out, they don't even have clear signage where to get public transport back or a covered bus stop. The urban planner / architect who designed the new entrance and coach part obviously never tried visiting as a tourist.

This is a very sad experience. But I do recommend everyone to visit once in a lifetime. I learnt about it in a history lesson, but seeing it for real was just something else. The scale of it is just mad. There was 2 camps, second camp had more than 300 buildings. They were killing almost 5k people a day, in a gas chamber they fit 700 people at a time 😮 Its just crazy to see all the shoes of people who died there. And crazy to see the gas chamber. We all need to see the scale of it and learn from it so the history wont repeat itself... In the second camp, last building we entered was the barrack of ill women, it was called the death barrack, all of them were ill or unable to work, they were getting no food or water and if the barrack was full they were made to stay outside in a yard and wait to be taken to the gas chamber. Most of them died there in a barrack. It's so cruel. The free car park not in use. All car parks around is approx 30zloty. There is massive queue to get it, takes forever due to amount of people visiting. To get in need to go thru security like in the airport. Then there is audio tour. Our guide was not great, was hard to hear her as she didnt hold microphone properly. Was way too many people and very long backlog so we skipped quite few barracks. Once we got to second camp by bus our tour guide didnt wait for everyone so we got lost. Not very well organised tbh. After 1pm most days can visit camps without tour guides and it is free. This place would give chills to everyone.

Powerful to say the least! This was part of my bucket list of places to visit and WOW it did not disappoint. Moving does not do this place justice, understanding what the Jews, gypsies and other minorities went through during the Second World War, you can watch as many documentaries as you like but actually walking in their footsteps really does bring it home…..Unforgettable

One of the must see place if you are nearby. A piece of the most terrible european history, which shouldn't be forgotten. Very impressive. Get your ticket in advance on the web, as you can get guider in your language.

I am a little lost as this place is where soo many people were killed. It is so sad at the depravity and the evil used to create a place of death. Never forget what happened here for those people who try to justify their warped political views. It is a place of rememberance to those who died and remenbered for their suffering and death.

Very humbling experience. Would highly recommend an early tour with a guide as the information is well delivered, high the pace is rapid, especially for the second part. Note, there are no toilets in the second part, so make sure you go before. Won't spoil what you will see and be told, however you will probably learn a few things that will surprise and shock you, and some sights can be quite emotional. That is however the best reason to go, as some lessons books can't teach as well as actual experience.

Visiting the gate of Auschwitz I—the infamous “Arbeit Macht Frei” sign—is a powerful, emotionally heavy experience. This place is not a typical tourist attraction; it’s a solemn site of remembrance and reflection. Standing before the gate, you’re confronted with the grim reality of what took place here during the Holocaust. This visit is not about sightseeing—it's about honoring the memory of the victims and learning from one of the darkest chapters in human history. Prepare for a deeply moving and sobering journey that stays with you long after you leave. 📸 Photos are allowed but should be taken with sensitivity.

Great place to see what happened during the world war, a must see for us to never forget

Run very poorly. People lining up at 2:30 AM for 7:30 AM tour. The people that work there are very nice but the way they have it organized is very poor. Very important event Centre deserves to have more structure.

Very haunting and significant experience. We got the 16.30 'free' slot for individuals. Just to say if you go for this slot you either have to rush to finish both camps or do 2 separate visits 1 day apart. Make sure you realise that the shuttle between the two is outside the exit for Auschwitz I camp.

We have all heard at least once, if not watched a movie or read about events from that period that left an impression. We need as many people as possible to come and see the place. See, read, inhale and exhale. The horrors that were created there must not be allowed to happen again.

Very depressing place and the history of what happened. It is a must-see, however, I wish they showed more on how people were treated etc. A lot of the visit is looking at empty rooms etc. I'm not asking for decorations etc. But I would like to see some more gutting truth. Its a raw experience but I feel like it was underwhelming for what happened there.

Incredible that we are able to visit this. The $38 ticket price for a tour system that's far too crowded & confusing to navigate, with a total of 5 hours wait in queue & for tour time makes this an endurance challenge. The burn out of all that & the relative sanitization removed the emotion one might experience. The guide was aloof & robotic. Given that, why not just have headsets with the many languages allowing people in without so much waiting.

Hard to post a positive, even more taking photos whilst here.. ❓ An emotionally draining experience, but something you gotta do whilst in Poland 🇵🇱. Would highly recommend doing it on your own as time ISN'T on your side if you go with a tour...

Really what can be said about this historically tragic place that hasn't already been said. The only thing I can add is we arrived late in the day when it was getting dark and much of the tour was in the dark. In most places that would be a disadvantage. But here it didnt matter. The images are already well known. The presence of the place can only be experienced. It doesnt matter if it is dark. The horror remains. Everyone should visit once.

All I can say is. I was overwhelmed. Having seen many documentaries over the years . Nothing touches you more than a local lady guiding your tour and telling you with heart felt sincerity the life story of her own home town. It was amazing but harrowing at the same time. Book for an early tour and be ready for a 530am start time. Later slots are always more crowded and there is not a lot of time betweek coach/toilet breaks and you have to keep up the pave a little. But extremely moving in the end. You must experience this fir yourselves.

Sombre experience but told greatly through amazing guides. A piece of history I hope the world never repeats!! A must to keep the memory of all those that perished alive.

We had booked through hello crackow. 39 people on the bus. Collected on time. Our collection was 11.30am. When we got there we had a 10 minute break to go to toilet. We were given our tickets. You must have ID on you to match name on the tickets. Then go through security. Met our guide and off we went. It was very interesting and I'm delighted I went. We bought lunch boxes from them around €7, very good value, juice and water, large roll, biscuit, chocolate bar, apple and banana. We ate after auschwitz on the bus heading to next camp. We had same guide here. Alot of walking and standing around..

It was amazing!!! The stuff was sooo friendly and funny. The food was fantastic. Not to compare with the bad pizza and expensive restaurants next to the museum. Come and walk a few steps more to go to this restaurant. Very delicious for a very good price. Trank you!!!!

Strange place. Wanted to order a salad- replied to I did not order it, and have to pay. Well- logically one pays when wants to order. Unfriendly and really weird place.

Very cheap and nice personnel. Food was ok. Dumplings were little bit wetness but still tasty.

Let me start by saying we arrived at 1800 not knowing they close an hour later. We ordered our food and drinks which arrived promptly. The staff was super friendly and spoke english well. The food was amazing and the atmosphere was very relaxing and inviting. I recommend trying the potato pancakes Hungarian style.

We had left a tour to catch a train later in the day and found this on the side of the road. It was afternoon and not a regular meal time, but the girl spoke good English and was very kind to us. The food was pretty good, but more so the hospitality to weary travelers (we were heavily laden with large backpacks) and allowed us to use their internet and sit as long as we needed. There was a party an hour after we arrived, but we were outside and they never rushed us. That being said, it was more of a very welcome rest stop than it was a quick meal for us.

We visited the restaurant while on a group tour in Central Europe. The staff was friendly, and we loved the pierogi.

It was nice in the restaurant but what's the point if food was worming up by micro?! Chiken soup WITHOUT chiken! Potatoes cake was totally destroyed by some strange sauce. And once again food was heated in the microwave. I actually heard "pip pip piip" and seconds after got my food.

Good food, kind staff, simple outdoor seating. They had blankets on the chairs if you get too cold. Staff was helpful with food allergy questions.

We have been eating here twice and it was really tasty. Really good. We tried the duck, the teriyaki chicken and the won ton soup. It's located in the back alley of a house, but this does not really matter. You have plenty of seating possibilities. We definitely recommend this place.

Absolutely amazing experience, the owner is really kind, patient, and knowledgeable. We got it as a snack while waiting for our Auschwitz Tour as it’s only a 5 min walk away. Definitely stop by if you have the chance. Tom Yum was amazing.

The food was great and staff was nice too, I really recommend going there.

It didn't promise anything but delivered everything! They served me one of the best Tom Yum soups I've had outside Asia so far. The karage was also delicious and reminded me of Japanese Karage Obentou in Japan.

Very nice to eat healthy and fresh asian style. Also on the go food. I can recommend this.

I went here with a friend today and it was fast, fantastic service, nice and welcoming workers and the food as well as the Bubble Tea was very VERY delicious! I will definitely go back if I am ever in this area again! I had butter chicken and she had koren bulgogi.

Fantastic. Best place to refresh right after a trip to the auschwitz-museum. Good food, coffee and beer and very very nice service. Dziękuję!

Most of all, I want to highlight the beautiful, friendly waitresses, for whom there are no language barriers)). But this is a restaurant... so yes, here you can satisfy different tastes. Meat, fish, salad, soup or children's menu - everything is delicious and, in my opinion, large portions. Small but spacious parking, even for a bus. A small minus for me was the mixed smells of food, but even from the parking lot this smell draws you in))))

The food at NaNovo was absolutely delicious! In my opinion, it’s the best restaurant in Auschwitz. The service was friendly, and the atmosphere was cozy and welcoming. Highly recommend for anyone visiting the area.

Dessert first meant halva and ice cream Meringue with whipped cream, fresh strawberries and a cherry sauce.

I recently had the pleasure of dining at a charming restaurant located about a 12-minute walk from Auschwitz Museum. The atmosphere was delightful, with a warm and inviting ambiance that made us feel comfortable from the moment we arrived. The staff were incredibly friendly and attentive, ensuring we had everything we needed throughout our meal. We ordered the tagliatelle with chicken, and it was simply delicious! The flavors were perfectly balanced, and the pasta was cooked to perfection. It was evident that the ingredients were fresh and of high quality. Additionally, the restaurant offers a complimentary shuttle service between the restaurant and Auschwitz, which is a great convenience for visitors. Overall, it was an excellent dining experience, and I would highly recommend this restaurant to anyone in the area.

I came here since i had some time to kill after my Auschwitz tour, and I loved the place. Great staff, great atmosphere, and the food was tasty and fresh. I would definitely recommend the sour soup.

This place is great. We started with the Polish dumplings, both the potato & cheese and the sweet cream. We shared a diablo pizza, YUM. My parents shared the fish and chips, wonderful they say. If. I weren’t full I’d order a 2nd round of dumplings! Plus the place is clean, our waitress spoke English well and we loved it. In town for Auschwitz.

Local restaurant with traditional foods. You pay depending on the weight of your plate. Good price and i recommend rolls with a side dish. Be aware that the nice ladies don't speak english but you can manage with body language.

I’d like to eat at local restaurants like here. The staffs are smiling and good to customers!! They don’t speak English but they tried to communicate by body language with me. I appreciate it!! You can pay by your credit cards!!

Quick. Easy. Delicious. No frills at all. Like a warm hug from a Polish mum. Buffet / canteen style where you pick what you want and then pay by weight. For 2 people we spent 47 zl (at the time of writing this review about £8-9).

Ate here on April 26. Small delicatessen of an elderly lady and a woman (maybe her daughter) in front of the train station. The dishes are made with care, authenticity, love and tradition. The prices, which are based on weight, are completely honest. The best meal I have had here in Poland. I took the liberty of thanking the two women for the authenticity and flavors of their dishes, thanks to Google Translate. Thanks again!

I got mix of vegetables, meat balls and sauce and everything tasted good. However, both me and my partner felt not so well after this dinner.

This is just phenomenal. Food is very tasty and prices are acceptable and no expensive. Very very recommended!

When visiting Auschwitch this restaurant is a must visit. It’s opposite of the railways station and on the way to the monument. This small restaurant offers a taste of Poland. They offer whole or half chicken from the grill and a buffet with all kinds of dishes to try. The buffet plate will be measured which costed me in total less then 5 euro. The ladies behind the counter do not speak English but with some hand gestures it was easy to communicate. And the good news is: it was possible to pay with card! To make this experience complete I could enjoy the sunset on their little terrace while waiting for the train. Thanks ladies!! 🙏🏼

It was quite Informational, was there with my School and its also quite moving. Had massive respect when I found people I was related to in the book of the dead. 20/10 would recommend that people go there to get a deeper and farther perspective and knowledge of what happend.

Love this place, played there some pieces. But it's not international which is a pity cuz it's always great to go to the local cinema and have subtitles. Nice restaurant inside, good choice for movies not only mainstream and they have theatre plays from London and you can watch them in English! Pass by if you need some art! But building itself needs some refreshing.

It's tough to say 'I loved it', as it's such a rightfully solemn place. However, it was well looked after with smart courteous staff.

loads of stuff going on.

Super

Great place, with many to do. I especially like 'OKF'!

Nothing more than a Cultural Center like in other smaller cities. You find nothing special hehe.

Good place to spend some time with your kids from 0-10 years old. Good prices. They speak English. It's clean and very tidy!

Great place! I loved the location and easy access to the nearby culture. I did have some concerns. The showers were broken and only seems to spew out a green mist. Not what I was looking for after a tiring day. Now when it came to food there seemed at first to be a shortage, but i noticed in the back plenty of food. When I confronted a cook about it, he told me to go back to my hut, whatever that means. So I am hungry and feel gross and I didn't even feel like I was treated like human. Not the culture I expected from any establishment in Auschwitz Poland.

Great spot! Kids loved it. Locker room was a madhouse. Great place to take the kids when it was raining. They really loved the long slide.

Place is awesome. I've never been but it looks cool. 5 starts. Would definitely recommend.

An amazing place where children can run and play freely. For a 6 yr old's view fantastic

Not really well organised. It gets really tricky to get around when it's packed. When you get in and suddenly you need 2 zlotys to lock your stuff. Not coming back.

My kids had a blast. The slides and the ball pits.

We had a very peaceful and pleasant time exploring the small but informative Jewish museum. After the 1000s at Auschwitz, this was very peaceful and reflective. In fact we were the only ones there. Highly recommended to have another view.

This museum was an absolute delight to visit. What really stood out, was the staff—friendly, knowledgeable, and clearly passionate about their work. They made the experience even more enjoyable with their helpful insights and warm hospitality. The exhibit left a mark on me with its images or Jewish heritage and struggle and you could see through the organization this museum is passionate in educating its visitors. I definitely wish to return

A must-visit when in Oświęcim or Auschwitz. The staff – likely volunteers – are kind, helpful, and well-informed about the museum and its history. What makes this place especially moving are the personal stories connected to the photos and artifacts. It's not just history – it's human tragedy, respectfully presented. The museum’s free app, Oshpitzin, is excellent. You can download it from Google Play or the Apple App Store. It offers both insights into the Jewish history of Oświęcim and a virtual city tour. Everything is thoughtfully curated – simple, but powerful. Highly recommended: visit the museum and use the app, whether before, during, or after your stay.

As someone whose grandfather was born in Oswiecim, I thought they did a really great job in preserving this community’s memory and honoring it. I’d recommend, if you can, to ask for the keys to the cemetery and go visit there as well, also a very powerful experience

I visited the museum and synagogue of Oświęcim right after visiting Auschwitz. I received a guided tour by a museum employee name Lily who was knowledgable and adorable. Lily walked us through the different exhibitions and helped bring back to life the Oświęcim before WWII. The visit in the museum and synagogue was educating and even uplifting, in a sense that while the residents of Oświęcim may be gone, the Jews and the people of Israel and the spirit is still alive. Am Israel Chai!

Very interesting museum and a lovely tour done by a German Social Volunteer. English, German and Polish tours possible. Visit to the Old Synagogue is also nice and Jewish groups are able to hold a prayer with the old Thora. Beautiful, even though equipped with replicas. Very well worth a visit but don't expect much information on World War II. It's about Jewish life in the city.

A fitting end to a day after visiting Auschwitz-Birkenau, was to visit this small simple carefully curated museum. It is in the Old Synagogue of Oswiecim and it contextualises what was once a thriving Jewish community with artefacts, personal stories and photographs. A wonderful calming visit with a good instruction and welcome from Dr Artur Szyndler, a historian and curator. Delicious bagels in the small cafe helped to provide some sustenance on a long hot and moving evocative day.

We had a nice coffee after visiting the Jewish museum. We had a flat white and it was good. It was lovely sitting in the sun on their terrace to enjoy it.

This is a wonderful place to stop when visiting Oświęcim or Auschwitz. The staff are very friendly, helpful, and a pleasure to talk to. They’re also knowledgeable about the town and happy to share tips on local attractions and things to do in the area. We had a Chai Latte, which was excellent — nicely prepared and full of flavor. The atmosphere was relaxed, making it a great spot to unwind. We spent some time here after visiting the Muzeum Żydowskie i Synagoga Auschwitz next door, which is also very informative and absolutely worth seeing. All in all, a lovely experience — highly recommended if you’re in the area.

We visited the cafe as part of our visit to the Oświęcim Jewish Center and Synagogue Museum. The cafe is very cozy and welcoming, has different seating options (including outdoors) and very welcoming and friendly staff. We had great cappuccinos and tried the apple pie and the carrot cake which were both amazing. Highly recommended!

Great choice of delicious coffee, beautiful and cozy garden and nice service. Recommend for work and leisure.

we had a really great time at this cafe, that we came by by accident just to wait for our tour at auschwitz, but were pleasantly surprised! the house is very cool with a little shop it and the garden as well as our drinks were perfect. also the service was great, would recommend 10/10

An amazing place to have a coffee and take a break. The place is very tolerant, progressive and international. The nice barista speaks great english and serves everything with a smile. The large cappuccino costs 14zl and is the best I have ever tasted, even better than the one in Oslo and that is a goddamn high bar. You can also charge your phone or sit in the calm garden surrounded by flowering elderberry bushes. All in all a must see for any leftist tending person who comes by Oswiecim!

What an incredible place! Full of so much Jewish joy and hospitality. I was sad to leave, but so happy to have gotten to have a time to explore the museum and sit in the café, making new friends. Beautiful synagogue to sit and contemplate and say a prayer. Shabbat shalom! Don’t miss this place if you are going to be in Oswiecim.

The experience was great!! The food was incredible,the toilet pretty clean!I hope in the future I will come back here and if I come back i will do it gladly!❤️❤️❤️

The young water was very, very friendly. He spoke the best English he could and did his best to make us welcome. Such a lovely person! The food was so delicious, we had a chicken and a pork on a stick with grilled vegetables, mushrooms and a salad. It was so juicy and mild, optimal warm, served with a lot of attention. We highly recommend to visit this place, I know that we will come back again for sure!!! Thank you!

We enjoyed the food here so much when we were visiting from the United States, we ate at the restaurant 3 times. Amazing authentic polish food. If you’re visiting the area, this restaurant is a must!

A cozy place with delicious food, especially the tasty shashlik. Matt, one of the staff members, is attentive, polite, and welcoming. Thanks to his friendly attitude and ability to create a warm atmosphere, the visit to the restaurant was truly enjoyable.

Delicious traditional food, friendly service, and reasonable prices. The restaurant is clean and has a nice atmosphere. Located in the cultural centre of Oswiecim, with a separate entrance on the side of building. Recommend placki (potato cakes) and goulash, and chicken soup was great as well, just like grandma’s.

Great place for traditional Polish dinner after long day in Aushwitz Museum. Delicious, not expensive meals, rich menu, lovely service, very clean and spacious venue with hint of 80ies design. We came here with our Australian crew and I would strongly recommend it for all international visitors to taste Polish hospitality.

Claims to have a menu offer for 25 sloty, with a main dish, a sald and a another side dish. We went to order from said menu and most of our dishes didn't get neither salad nor side dish because "it didn't go well with the main dish" and we would have had to pay an extra 6 sloty for each side if we wanted them, so 35. The main dish ended up 23 sloty since we didn't get them, which it's okay, but I was looking for a full menu and would have went elsewhere if I knew. So if you come for the same offer make sure to order something that they deem appropriate

They gave me a salad with sauce on döner bread, called lahmacun. Please research what lahmacun is.

Not so good kebab. Very loud place.

Very good food. 😊😊😊😊

I am really disappointed. The kebab is made with the lowest quality. You need to change the meat, it’s not possible to eat this kind of chicken or something. I think STAR KEBAB is the best kebab in Oświecim for 100 %. Kebab there tastes like the kebab in my country, Turkey. Tortilla is not good, no sauce, poor quality of meat

He ask you to pay Then tells you food will be ready in 30 minutes Then when give refund He doesnt give all back

Great place to stop for quick good, interior way to dark. Could do with a refurbishing

Good food quick service

Amazing food! Best way to beat the tourism of Kraków. I recommend trying the Gołabki 😍

hmmmm...

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Eat like at home.

(Translated by Google) It is a type of place typical of the Soviet period, where you can order food at a low price until around 5pm, a cross between a popular canteen, a grocery store and a trattoria. This bar specifically is a true Mleczny frequented only by locals (if you don't speak Polish, you can make yourself understood with gestures - the menu posted on the wall must be translated with Google Translate), the breaded cutlet with potatoes is excellent. The great classics of popular Polish cuisine are also available. (Original) È una tipologia di locale tipico del periodo sovietico, dove si può ordinare da mangiare a poco prezzo fino alle 17 circa, un incrocio tra mensa popolare, negozietto di alimentari e trattoria. Questo bar nello specifico è un Mleczny verace frequentato solo da locali (se non si parla polacco, ci si fa capire a gesti - il menu affisso alla parete va tradotto con google translate), ottima la cotoletta impanata con patate. Disponibili anche i grandi classici della cucina popolare polacca.

(Translated by Google) The place has a family atmosphere, like at Grandma's. The saleswoman was very kind and helpful in choosing the food. Unfortunately, that's where it ends; the food is quite expensive for the portions we get. My friend got two scoops of potatoes!! They were ground the size of ping-pong balls, okay, maybe two. Portions were for a small child, not for an adult woman. The pancake I got had almost no chocolate and was as small as the ground one. The broth tasted like a Chinese soup you can buy at Biedronka for 1.50. The compote cost a whopping 4 złoty!! and it was tiny. Unfortunately, we won't be back; there are much better milk bars in the area. The food was quite good (a 5/10), but not for the price. No compliments, but my compliments to the saleswoman. (Original) Miejsce klimatyczne czuć rodzinną atmosfere jak u babci, pani sprzedawczyni bardzo miła i pomocna w wyborze jedzenia. Niestety na tym się kończy, jedzenie w cenie sporej jak na porcje jakie dostajemy. Moja koleżanka dostała dwie gałki ziemniaków!! Mielone były w wielkości kulki do pin ponga, no dobra może dwie kulki. Porcje jak dla małego dziecka a nie jak dla dorosłej kobiety. Naleśnik który dostałam nie miał prawie w ogóle czekolady i był równie mały jak mielony. Rosół smakował zupką chinśka którą można kupić w sklepie Biedronka za 1,50. Kompot kosztował aż 4 ZŁOTE!! a był mały. Niestety nie wrócimy ponownie, są o wiele lepsze bary mleczne w okolicy.Jedzenie nawet dobre (takie 5/10) ale nie za taką cenę. Nie pozdrawiam ale pozdrawiam Panią sprzedawczynie.

(Translated by Google) My choice was the set of the day. I chose pork chop with potatoes and salad, and cucumber soup. Additionally, I took pancakes with cheese. The whole thing cost PLN 30. All dishes are prepared on a regular basis. After a while, I received hot cucumber soup. The soup is very hearty, the portion is large, although a bit too little spiced for me. Then I received pork chop. The cutlet is medium-sized, thick and well-done. It felt like it had just been taken out of the pan. Delicious potatoes, tasty salad. Then I moved on to the pancakes. A slight disappointment here, because I thought they would be filled with cottage cheese, but what I found there was vanilla cheese with a rather liquid consistency. This does not change the fact that the dish was very good. I went for dinner around 2 p.m. There was a lot of traffic in the place at that time, it was difficult to find a free place. The interior is quite ascetic, you can feel that it is a place with traditions. The staff serves meals very efficiently, so you don't have to wait long. It is possible to pay by card. I highly recommend it, I will definitely come back here. (Original) Mój wybór padł na zestaw dnia. Wybrałem schabowego z ziemniakami i surówką, do tego zupa ogórkowa. Dodatkowo wziąłem naleśniki z serem. Całość kosztowała 30 zł. Wszystkie dania przygotowywane są na bieżąco. Już po chwili otrzymałem gorąca zupę ogórkowa. Zupa bardzo treściwa, porcja spora, choć dla mnie odrobinę za mało przyprawiona. Następnie otrzymałem schabowego. Kotlet średnich rozmiarów, za to gruby i solidnie wysmażony. Czuć było, że został dopiero co zdjęty z patelni. Ziemniaki przepyszne, surówką smaczna. Następnie zabrałem się za naleśniki. Tu lekkie rozczarowanie, ponieważ myślałem, że będą one wypełnione twarogiem, a znalazłem tam waniliowy serek o dość płynnej konsystencji. Nie zmienia to faktu, że danie było bardzo dobre. Na obiad wybrałem się ok godziny 14:00. Ruch w lokalu był wtedy spory, ciężko było znaleźć wolne miejsce. Wnętrze urządzone dość ascetycznie, czuć, że to miejsce z tradycjami. Personel bardzo sprawnie wydaje posiłki, przez co nie trzeba długo czekać. Istnieje możliwość płacenia kartą. Gorąco polecam, na pewno będę tu wracał.

Nice piece of history. Unfortunately the writing is only in polish. But I heard there is possible to reserve an English guide 🤷🏻‍♀️. The main building is nice and full of historical information and items. The staff is also very friendly and nice, one of them tried to translate some of the things so we could understand better(he was not a guide). The tower has a nice view and many, many stairs.

Small but nice castle. The tower had a good view of the town. The exhibits are mostly in Polish but still interesting. They've taken a lot of care with what they chose to include. There is a small exhibit about early trench warfare where they have turned a room into a series of trenches with wooden walls. It's small so is only takes about half an hour. We went out of season and they seemed outright surprised to see us. Lights had to be turned on for us to go up the tower as no one else had been in there. Overall an underappreciated site but still enjoyable and worth the visit.

Emotional site but worth the visit. Well organised and very informative.

The exhibitions are small but filled with love and respect for the town's history outside of the tragedy that happened so close to it. Very clean and friendly. We are glad we stopped by.

Nice museum dealing with different aspects of the city history. Unfortunately, no explanation cards in English. Yet the personal was very happy to explain things to me whenever I was at lost as to what they were presenting at the exhibition.

Personally, I liked this place but it was a bit boring for me. I got lucky and visited on a day were everyone gets a free entrance. The museum talks about the history of Oświęcim, which is quite interesting but not really my cup of tea. You don't need a guide since everything is pretty self explained.

Unfortunately, we did get to see the wonderful animals. As we didn't have cash to pay entry. No Cards Taken for payment.

(Translated by Google) I recommend. Very well selected varnish. They have a full range of products for detailing and more. (Original) Polecam. Bardzo dobrze dobrany lakier. Posiadają pełną ofertę asortymentu do detailingu i nie tylko.

(Translated by Google) Quickly well selected Color and immediately I RECOMMEND!! (Original) Szybko dobrze dobrany Kolor i od ręki POLECAM!!

(Translated by Google) I highly recommend the company!!!!! My husband chose the color from them. Everything is in order. We will return there again and again. Moreover, they have really attractive prices. 🤩 (Original) Polecam serdecznie firmę!!!!! Mąż dobierał u nich kolor. Wszystko w należytym porządku. Jeszcze nieraz tam wrócimy. A poza tym mają naprawdę atrakcyjne ceny. 🤩

(Translated by Google) Perfection! The color is perfect. If a painter can paint, the color selected by Mr. Mateusz will be 100% accurate. (Original) Perfekcja! Kolor dobrany idealnie. Jak lakiernik potrafi lakierować to dobrany kolor od Pana Mateusza siadzie 100%

(Translated by Google) Professional advice, a store with a very wide range of products, + everything up to detailing, friendly and quick service. 100% Recommend ;) (Original) Profesjonalne doradztwo, sklep z bardzo szerokim asortymentem, + wszystko do detailingu miłą i szybką obsługą. 100% Polecam ;)

(Translated by Google) I highly recommend the store, the selection of complex varnish was done perfectly and professional service. (Original) Bardzo polecam sklep dobranie skomplikowanego lakieru wykonane perfekcyjnie profesjonalna obsługa.

(Translated by Google) The shop is open at any time, I do not recommend it during business hours, everything is closed (Original) Sklep czynny w dowolnych godzinach, nie polecam w godzinach funkcjonowania wszystko pozamykane

The guy at the BP station was nice, he spoke a good level of english and helped me chose the right windshield degresator. Cool experience.

Poor service, girls absolutely dont know english. I just didnt fuel my car(( dissapointed

Good service,best Gas quality in Poland

Ok

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excellent service !

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Not a "must see" but nice, small and free exhibition/museum on the history of the family distillery. The audio guide was nice and we bought a bottle to taste back home.

A beautiful place for excellent Vodka and liqueur. Modern design with a twist that respects the tradition of making good alcohol.

(Translated by Google) I definitely recommend it to those who are undecided and want to learn more about vodka. In 1992, a bricked-up basement was found in the tenement house and there were many treasures there, which can now be seen in the museum. There is the history of the plant, but also a lot of historic competition glass. Some will be surprised that the largest pre-war distilleries were Jewish. You can find out what period the first mentions of vodka come from :-) The tour costs PLN 19, including the tasting of 3x25ml of local production. The tour takes place with an audio guide along a row of boards and showcases. There is no boredom, because there are letters, photos, posters, postcards, construction plans, documents from 100 years ago and several dozen antique bottles. There is also the history of the owners. There are also a lot of craft vodkas and liqueurs from other local craftsmen that you won't find in stores! There is distillate from tomato, cucumber, goat whey, elderberry and standard: pure vodka or liqueurs :-) (Original) Niezdecydowanym, którzy chcą się dowiedzieć czegoś więcej o wódce stanowczo polecam. W 1992 roku w kamienicy odnaleziono zamurowaną piwnicę a tam sporo skarbów, które dziś można obejrzeć w muzuem. Jest historia zakładu, ale też sporo zabytkowego szkła konkurencji. Niektórzy będą zaskoczeni, że największe przedwojenne destylarnie były żydowskie. Można się dowiedzieć z jakiego okresu pochodzą pierwsze wzmianki o wódce:-) Zwiedzanie kosztuje 19zl, wraz z degustacją 3x25ml lokalnej produkcji drugie tyle. Zwiedzanie odbywa się z audio przewodnikiem wzdłuż rzędu tablic i gablot. Nudy nie ma, bo są listy, zdjęcia, plakaty, pocztówki, plany budowlane, dokumenty sprzed 100 lat i kilkadziesiąt zabytkowych butelek . Jest też historia właścicieli. Jest też sporo rzemieślniczych wódek i likierów innych lokalnych rzemieślników, których nie znajdziecie w sklepach! Jest destylat z pomidora, ogórka, serwatki koziej, czarnego bzu i standard: wódki czyste czy likiery:-)

(Translated by Google) A wonderful place full of passion and great spirits from its own distillery. Brilliant cherry vodka - after trying it, you won't want to go back to mass-produced supermarkets. And the history of this brand of alcohol dates back to 1804... What else apart from great decor, a mini museum of alcohol and great products? Very friendly service, excellent Noszak beer from the Cieszyn brewery. And great intimate live performances. Still not enough? There is a terrace on the roof with a view of the castle and Soła. (Original) Wspaniałe miejsce pełne pasji i świetnych alkoholi z własnej gorzelni. Genialna wiśniówka - po jej spróbowaniu nie będziecie chcieli wracać do marketowych masowych produkcji. No i historia tej marki alkoholi trwa od 1804 r... Co jeszcze poza wspaniałym wystrojem, mini muzeum alkoholi oraz świetnymi produktami? Bardzo sympatyczna obsługa, doskonale piwo Noszak z cieszyńskiego browaru. No i wspaniałe kameralne występy na żywo. Jeszcze mało? To na dachu znajduje się taras z widokiem na zamek i Sołę.

(Translated by Google) For an alcohol that is harmful to health, it is exceptionally tasty. Very nicely packaged and great quality. (Original) Jak na alkohol, który szkodzi zdrowiu to wyjatkowo smaczny. Bardzo ładnie opakowany i świetnej jakości.

(Translated by Google) A place with atmosphere. Combining a museum and a pub is a great idea. Large collection of artifacts. High-quality products. The best cherry vodka I've ever tried. An ideal place for drink connoisseurs. (Original) Miejsce z klimatem. Połączenie muzeum i pubu to świetny pomysł. Duża kolekcja artefaktów. Wysokiej jakości wyroby. Najlepsza wiśniówka jaką próbowałam. Idealne miejsce dla koneserów trunków.

(Translated by Google) Interesting place. Peaceful and atmospheric. Learning about the history of this place using multimedia players is fine, but a feast for the palate while tasting delicious drinks is its essence😉. I recommend. (Original) Ciekawe miejsce. Spokojne i klimatyczne. Poznawanie historii tego miejsca za pomocą odtwarzaczy multimedialnych jest okej ale uczta dla podniebienia podczas degustacji wyśmienitych trunków to jego kwintesencja😉. Polecam.

A beautiful way of remembering the destroyed synagogue. A minimalist, green memorial. A must when visiting the Jewish Museum&Synagogue in town and the site of Auschwitz.

(Translated by Google) The park commemorates the history of the synagogue destroyed eighty years ago. The synagogue in Oświęcim was built in 1863-1873 on the site of an older synagogue. The temple was burned by the Nazis on the night of November 29-30, 1939. In order to commemorate the temple, the park was rebuilt. Gray sandstone slabs were placed in the central part. There are a total of 40 of them, and they lead to individual elements of the park - an exhibition presenting the history of the synagogue, a "well" with a historical floor, a water pool, benches made of Corten sheet metal and a chandelier, which is a copy of an artifact found in this place during archaeological works. Unfortunately, the copy of the chandelier was destroyed during a storm. The park won in the category awarding the best public space among greenery. (Original) Park upamiętnia historię zniszczonej osiemdziesiąt lat temu synagogi. Synagogę w Oświęcimiu zbudowano w latach 1863-1873 na miejscu starszej synagogi. Świątynia została spalona przez hitlerowców w nocy z 29 na 30 listopada 1939 roku. Chcąc upamiętnić świątynię przebudowano park. W centralnej części położono płyty z szarego piaskowca. Jest ich w sumie 40, prowadzą one do poszczególnych elementów parku – ekspozytora przedstawiającego historię synagogi, „studni” z historyczną posadzką, sadzawki wodnej, ławek z blachy Corten oraz żyrandola, będącego kopią artefaktu znalezionego w tym miejscu podczas prac archeologicznych. Kopia żyrandola niestety uległa zniszczeniu podczas wichury. Park zwyciężył w kategorii nagradzającej najlepszą przestrzeń publiczną wśród zieleni.

(Translated by Google) A unique place reminding us of the beautiful history of Oświęcim, which was brutally destroyed during World War II. The simple form of a small park with commemorative symbolic concrete slabs and a triangular display with a miniature of the former synagogue stand out beautifully on the street. Berek Joselewicz. And this vegetation :-) It's worth visiting and learning about the history of this place! Congratulations to the creators. (Original) Wyjatkowe miejsce przypominające o pięknej historii Oświęcimia, ktora została brutalnie zniszczona II wojną światową. Prosta forma małego parku z pamiątkowymi symbolicznymi płytami betonowymi oraz trójkątny ekspozytor z miniaturą dawnej synagogi pięknie się wyróżnia na ul. Berka Joselewicza. No i ta roślinność :-) Warto tutaj zajrzeć i poznać historię tego miejsca! Gratulacje dla twórców.

(Translated by Google) It is good that we will not forget about the existence of the great synagogue in Oświęcim. The outline of the building is marked with a curb. (Original) Dobrze, że nie zapomnimy o istnieni wielkiej synagogi w Oświęcimiu. Obrys budynku zaznaczono krawężnikiem.

(Translated by Google) A very beautiful place, commemorating what was there. (Original) Bardzo piękne miejsce, upamiętniające to co tam było.

(Translated by Google) A very important place for the history of Jews and the city! Modern, close to nature, friendly to people... but it does not and probably will not reflect the importance of the Great Synagogue in Oświęcim. The foundations have been buried and stereotypical thinking about Jews and this city leads rather to the Auschwitz Museum... There is another synagogue and museum nearby. Despite everything, it is beautiful and sad at the same time. (Original) Miejsce bardzo ważne dla historii Żydów i miasta! Nowoczesne, blisko przyrody, przyjazne ludziom... ale nie oddaje i pewnie niestety nie odda znaczenia Wielkiej Synagogi w Oświęcimiu. Zostały zasypane fundamenty a stereotypowe myślenie o Żydach i tym mieście kieruje raczej do Muzeum Auschwitz... Blisko stoi jeszcze inna synagoga z muzeum. Tu jest mimo wszystko pięknie i zarazem smutno.

(Translated by Google) A place of reflection and contemplation. A place where hatred took its worst form. (Original) Miejsce zadumy i refleksji. Miejsce gdzie nienawiść przybrała najgorszą formę.

Really interesting and child friendly. Interactive things to do. All about the history of the town. From the 15th Century to Present times and it was free entry.

(Translated by Google) In 2018, the 19th century building of the former town hall became the seat of the Town Hall Museum - a branch of the Castle Museum in Oświęcim. A very rich permanent exhibition entitled: "In the spaces of history. The history of the city of Oświęcim." The exhibition, like a time machine, travels through space and time, eight centuries of the city's history from the Middle Ages to the present. Traditional forms are intertwined with multimedia, interactive stations and applications, and showcases with exhibits. The biggest attraction is the Praga - Oświęcim car, Baby model, from 1936. (Original) W 2018 roku XIX wieczny budynek dawnego ratusza stał się siedzibą Muzeum Ratusz - oddział Muzeum Zamek w Oświęcimiu. Prezentowana bardzo bogata wystawa stała pt. "W przestrzeniach historii. Dzieje miasta Oświęcimia". Wystawa, niczym wehikuł czasu przemieszcza się w czasoprzestrzeni, osiem wieków historii miasta od średniowiecza do współczesności. Tradycyjne formy przeplatają się z multimediami, stanowiska i aplikacje interaktywne oraz gablot z eksponatami. Największą atrakcją jest samochód Praga - Oświęcim model Baby z 1936 r.

(Translated by Google) When in Oświęcim, you must visit this museum. We spent over an hour here having great fun and learning a lot about the history of the city and the region. There may not be many exhibits here, but the multimedia makes it really interesting, also for children. We listened to all the recordings carefully. We are convinced that a lot of interesting information will stay with us for a long time. A very nice, empathetic and professional woman at the reception. Best regards 😀 She was the one who recommended us to buy a combined ticket with the Castle Museum. Thank you very much 😀 (Original) Będąc w Oświęcimiu trzeba koniecznie odwiedzić to muzeum. Spędzilismy tutaj ponad godzinę świetnie się bawiąc, a przy tym dowiedzieliśmy się bardzo wiele o historii miasta i regionu. Być może nie ma tu zbyt wiele eksponatów, ale dzięki multimediom jest naprawdę ciekawie, także dla dzieci. Z uwagą wysłuchaliśmy wszystkie nagrania. Jesteśmy przekonani, że wiele ciekawych informacji zostanie z nami na dłużej. W recepcji przemiła, empatyczna i profesjonalna kobieta. Pozdrawiamy serdecznie 😀 To właśnie ona poleciła nam kupno biletu łączonego z Muzeum Zamkowym. Bardzo dziękujemy 😀

(Translated by Google) The history of Oświęcim is presented in an engaging way. Interactivity supports the educational process. I highly recommend visiting this place. (Original) Historia Oświęcimia ukazana w interesujący sposób. Interaktywność wspiera proces edukacji. Polecam odwiedziny tego miejsca 🙂

(Translated by Google) When you are in the vicinity of Oświęcim, it is worth visiting this place to learn a bit about the history of this city. On the ground floor you can find recreated "dungeons", while on the upper floors the war years intertwine with modern times. A place that you can easily visit with children because it provides interactive fun However, what captivated me the most was the model of the "Rainbow" - even a PRL railway was designed :) (Original) Będąc w okolicach Oświęcimia warto odwiedzić to miejsce,by dowiedzieć się co nieco o historii tego miasta. Na parterze można znaleźć odtworzone "lochy" , na górnych piętrach lata wojenne przeplatają się z nowoczesnością. Miejsce, które śmiało można zwiedzić z dziećmi,ponieważ zapewnia zabawy interaktywne Najbardziej urzekła mnie jednak makieta "Tęczy" - nawet została zaprojektowana PRL owska kolejka :)

(Translated by Google) The lady at the reception/checkout counter was very nice and nice, I wish all the people were so nice. Fantastic, small museum, lots of multimedia screens, the rich history of Oświęcim from the Middle Ages told very concisely, themed rooms, multimedia game "ships", a great idea. Car Oświęcim-Prague, you get in and drive like in a game, my daughter didn't want to get out, the guide told an interesting story about the production of the car. Possibility of purchase combined ticket with the Castle Museum. (Original) Pani w recepcji/kasie przemiła, sympatyczna żeby wszyscy ludzie byli tak mili.Rewelacyjne nie duże muzeum ,dużo w multimedialnych ekranów, bardzo zwięźle opowiedziana bogata historia Oświęcimia od czasów średniowiecza pokoje tematyczne,gra multimedialna "statki" rewelacyjny pomysł.Samochód Oświęcim-Praga wsiadasz i jedziesz jak w grze,córka nie chciała wysiąść,pan przewodnik opowiedział ciekawą historię produkcji samochodu.Możliwość zakupu biletu łączonego z Muzeum zamek.

(Translated by Google) A cool multimedia museum with many attractions for children. It wasn't crowded, even though it was Saturday. A perfect place for unpredictable weather. Several attractions were out of order. (Original) Fajne multimedialne muzeum z wieloma atrakcjami dla dzieci. Nie ma tłoku nawet mimo soboty. Miejsce idealne na niepewną pogodę. Kilka atrakcji było niesprawnych.

This Restaurant was recommended to us by the hotel staff. We walked by at once without even seeing it, but upon finding it, we were pleased to see that free tables. So no reservation was necessary. There were tourists in the restaurant, but the restaurant did not have tourist prices. The food was very good, the staff was very welcoming, and the prices were reasonable. Note: sometimes they close the kitchen down early, so I suggest arriving before 7 PM.

Came in for a lunch whilst the girlfriend is visiting family in Poland. The food was so tasty and had plenty of traditional polish dishes and pizza on offer. It was 100% worth the wait for the food! We purchased two starters and two mains additionally three drinks between the two of us. The service was great as well, checking we were happy with the meals and if we needed anything to let them know. I would 100% recommended this restaurant if you are visiting the town.

Amazing staff and delicious homemade food! The waiter (blonde young lady) made us feel very welcome and went above and beyond. This was the best service I have ever had before in my life - incredible experience! Food was delicious, cooked fresh on the spot and filling. Recommended

Some of the best food we have ever had. Super friendly servers, very helpful in describing the food to someone whose knowledge of Polish food is limited to pierogies and kielbasa.

This is a nice place with very welcoming and smiling staff! There is a large menu to choose from. All the dishes that we tried (we had a large group of people) were good! I didn’t take photos of everything, we took soups, salads, dumplings, cheese, meat, pizza, etc. Waiting was a bit long though. But rather than that, the meal was good.

After visiting a well-known nearby museum I stopped here based on the reviews and close walking distance proximity to my hotel. The server was able to speak phenomenal English which was a huge help with my broken Polish. As seen in my photo, they have an English menu! The service was fast and the food was well priced, very well portioned, and delicious. If you’re looking for authentic Eastern European cuisine for a fair price, this is the place to go!

The restaurant "Na Rynku" is perfectly located directly on the market square and invites you to linger in its cozy atmosphere. The menu offers a successful mix of Italian classics such as pizza and pasta as well as traditional Polish dishes - there is something for every taste. Special mention must be made of the extremely friendly staff, who made our visit a special experience. We felt completely welcome and will be happy to recommend this restaurant to others. An ideal place for a relaxed meal in the heart of the city!

Excellent if somewhat slow service, our pork chop and Thai soup were delicious. Bone in fried pork chop was yummy. This place is good for a quick bite between tours of Birkenau and Auschwitz, just avoid ordering pizza as that takes too much time for them, being made from scratch.

The food was flavorful and creatively prepared, offering combinations that were unique and intriguing. That didn’t seem to be traditional tastes of the dishes though ;) We had the duck and beef roll btw. Hmmm, the portion sizes could have been more generous :) While the staff was polite, a warmer and more welcoming approach would have made the experience even better. Its okay if you didn’t try the coffee ;)

Came here upon a recommendation from a local. Great variety of food options. Broth soup with dumplings was delicious. Duck filet was cooked perfectly. Pork chop was ok, mashed potatoes were a bit too gummy. Looks like the menu changes seasonally.

We have been at the restaurant with our guided group and it has been a very good option. They have several different types of food and drinks. Good prices for the area and the service is really friendly and nice. We recommend :)

Pretty long wait time, but worth it. Gnocchi filled with goat cheese and a hint of truffles with the addition of smoked cheese - absolutely delicious. Classic De Volaille filled with parsley butter - juicy and tasty. Additionally dishes looked very nice. Very pleasant, I hope I'll be able to visit it again.

Great little spot in the jewish quater. The octopus and potato puree was amazing. My brother got the black ink pasta with prawns and was also good. Not a bad price and friendly staff.

Great food and great service, thank you very much

Only came here for a takeaway drink. Small cappuccino and one iced matcha latte which cost a total of 32zl. Pretty good price these days. The drinks were quite good too. Also seems like a nice place for a little break with friendly service.

Nice instagramic place for breakfast with big choice of dishes and drinks We took a croissant with scrambled eggs and eggs Benedict + cake =75zl on the photos Generally recommend , had a pleasant and tasty time

It's a very nice cafe, perfect for breakfast. The food was very delicious and the service was very friendly. I highly recommend it. ☺️

Excellent Breakfast and attention! If you have the possibility to go to this place... Please GO! Is really nice and Uber doesn't work that city, we didn't know that... the nice girl who work there called a taxi for go to Auschwitz from there for 5/6€. If you are reading this, let me say thank you a lot ❤️👏🏽

Nice little cafe. Great breakfast and coffee. Our young female server with the nice smile made our experience here super. Thank you.

Great place to start a day! Delicious breakfast, great coffee, friendly staff, and a lovely atmosphere. We will definitely come back :)

Great breakfast in Osvetim with friendly atmosfere. You can expext menu from classic foods to sweet foods. The cafe is good!

I am sorry but this place is HIGHLY overrated... 3 stars ONLY because of great pizza and nice approach of waiters, but everything else was BAD. They billed us for tap water, which we asked to the wine, (wine was from a tetrapack for overpriced 15eur in Italian restaurant?! Really?). For this price I had at many places in Poland including Warsaw whole bottle of much higher quality wine multiple times. The fruit cake was probably a cheesecake from Lidl with some fruits. I am quite disappointed...for this price I expected much more...

Food was good, staff was very friendly. Nothing to say about that. There is one real important thing that disturbed us, the acoustic is horrible. The echo makes you just want to leave the restaurant as soon as there are too many tables occupied inside. They should invest in these phonic panels and hang on the ceiling. I speak by experience and this help enormously. It is really unpleasant to sit inside even though the style and decorating is ok. Please consider it! You can also make them yourself as these can be quite expensive, and again I speak by experience. Also, the knifes weren't sharp enough to cut through our pizzas from my daughter and me. Either replace them or sharpen them. Apart from this, it's a good restaurant.

Great little restaurant! We were offered recommendations from Justine our lovely waitress. Chicken salad for me and a pizza for my husband. Pizza was piping hot and and my salad was dressed in the most delicious dressing. I would thoroughly recommend this little gem of a restaurant. Great service all round

As italian guy, I was eye catched by the name of this restaurant. What can i say... I am really happy of the pizza they served me, no jocking, it was even better than some pizza shops in italy. I strongly recommend this place. Dowidzenia!

The most senseful place in Oswiecim to have food. Great pizza and drinks. The waitress is very polite and helpful.

Very tasty food, kind stuff and cheap prices for what you get. Visited another time afterwards.

Tasty italian food and wines, friendly prices

Location, Location, location. It was a perfect location from the local memorial. Had a large and fresh buffet, with attentive staff. Parking was free and great.

Great experience at Hôtel Olecki, the receptionist was very friendly and we felt straight at home in the amazing room 208 (I think we got a free upgrade, cause it was really big room) Thanks for the stay

Room as described, but the AC unit was broken. The desk clerk gave us a fan. Curtain also fell off the wall. (ROom 6). Excellent location and excellent breakfast. The cost was fair...but not excellent.

Clean, nice rooms, no frills. Good breakfast. Excellent location. Lack of blinding curtains means you'll probably not need a alarm clock as you due to the bright light getting in through the thin curtains may wake you up at sunrise.

Hotel feels old and needs some work, but location is kind of good and staff is very friendly and helpful.

Terrible place. Bedding missing. No pillow. Broken AC. Rude management. Save yourself the trouble and stay in a hotel that is next to it. Miles better standard

Holiday for 7 people service has crap and would not let us change room when air con did not work would not recommend at all shame

Relatively new museum providing information about the time prior, during and after the war in the Oswiecim region. Lots of interactive information and audio tours available. Highly recommended. You can park in front of the museum.

Excellent content, especially the historical videos with witness testimonials. A very necessary backstory to the town of Oswiecim and the thriving centre of Polish-Jewish co-existence it one was and how it was eviscerated by the German Nazi occupation.

A lovely place to visit, mainly listening to survivors watching them on screens tell their story.

Nazis were the strongest army ever. Took the world to stop them. Jews were just a stone on the road to victory

Rating does not matter for this place. The museum is very modest and has nurfed what really happened. There are various screens playing interviews and anecdotes before and after war. I would have added a stronger emotional appeal to do justice to the facts.

WARNING: DON'T GO THERE IF YOU DON'T HAVE A TICKET FROM A TOUR OPERATOR. you won't get in(except for a lucky few that queue at 7am for tickets left over from the operators. This site is completely hogged by them. This also applies to Birkenau (tickets are sold in conjunction with the museum) Which is a pity as the museum seems to be great and educational and the camp translated the horrible experience well. Also don't park anywhere else rather than the museum. You will have to take shuttles to the various sites(every 15 or 30 minutes).

Highly recommended. A very delicate museum filled with lots of first-handed information. A full picture about the past of the residents in Auschwitz. Very meaningful and educational.

Want to experience hell? The Auschwitz museum administration has got you covered. I can’t imagine a more incompetent and poorly organized visitor experience. This was, without exaggeration, the worst-managed museum I’ve ever been to. First, you stand in line for two hours outside — in the rain, cold, or blazing sun — just to print an already purchased online ticket by showing your passport. Then comes a second line for security, again about two hours. There, they check the exact same ticket and passport again. Why?! Why duplicate the same procedure? Why not just do it once or, better yet, let the guide hand out the tickets beforehand? And why do they check our passports? This is literally CRAZY!!! Then there’s airport-style security: metal detectors, bag scanners. What exactly are they looking for — terrorists? This is a museum, not a high-security zone. The entire process is inefficient, exhausting, and frankly insulting to visitors. In Birkenau, the guard barely glanced at the ticket. But at Auschwitz I, you’re treated like you’re trying to infiltrate a classified government facility. The infrastructure is a disaster: one tiny toilet for crowds of a thousand, a tiny cafeteria with a single checkout, and zero crowd management. People come here from all over the world, with reverence and reflection — and instead are met with chaos, frustration, and discomfort. It genuinely feels like the museum management has never gone through this process themselves. There is plenty of memory here, but absolutely no respect for the living.

Eye opening. We all have seen documentaries about this place, but they don't really capture the weight and the size of the camps. Wear appropriate clothing. Comfortable shoes, the guided tour was something like 5-6 km and lots of standing. Leave kids at home/hotel if they're not really interested.

I struggle to find words to describe what I saw or what I felt here.😞 It is hard to believe that mass killings were committed in such a scale and that the desdain for a fellow human could be such. The museum is perfectly well kept and the whole visit (including Birkenau camp) lasts for approximately three hours. It is a must visit to recall that this should never repeat ever again

I had no reservation because my business trip was booked last minute. Went there the day before and one nice lady told me to get there early and i should be fine. Showed up at 6h30am and there was a small line for no reservations people. I was able to get an English guided tour for 9 am. If you like history and are not afraid to see and hear what happened there, I highly recommend it.

This museum is an absolute disgrace. We traveled 500 km to learn about the extermination camps in Oświęcim, only to be denied entry due to "sold out tickets." We wanted to visit as individuals without a guide, but despite the camps being nearly empty and the parking lot half empty, they still sent us back to our home country! It’s clear they just want to sell group excursions for higher profits. It’s appalling that they are exploiting the tragedy that occurred here for money. They might as well build a McDonald's instead of preserving the historical houses in the camp. Avoid this place at all costs and visit another concentration camp where they treat the site, the victims, and the visitors with the respect they deserve, such as Terezin.

A terrible experience for visitors. Forced to turn up and queue for hours outside in the rain for a guide ticket which won't take place until 4hours after you collect it. We have had 8 hours of waiting, tired, cold and wet. There is a waiting room where rude staff Insist on people not falling asleep... They walk around prodding and shouting and people of nod off. Expensive food a drinks available for waiting people, of which there are hundreds in the same position as you. This feels like an emersive experience at a concentration camp. For some reason they ask for photo identification before entry. Seems over zealous. I came to pay respect to history here, but this place appears to be a cash cow and treats visitors terribly. I do not recommend visiting.

Very enlightening and puts into reality everything we were taught in school about the holocaust. I have been to two things in my life that have left me in awe, the immensity of the Grand Canyon, and the horrors displayed at the Hiroshima museum. Now a third, the shocking reality of what a person is fully capable of on a mass scale. It is not possible to see the grounds in full in a single visit if you take the time to read all the information displays. Go early in the day and go on your own so you can read and fully understand what atrocities the people were put through. This is a solemn place and I personally feel that tour groups should not be allowed. They are loud and really detract from the inner thoughts all are unavoidably in. While there the most respectful people were the individuals who were there separate from the groups.

Shame on people who forgot their history

The poor rating is from butt hurt Polish people who do not understand history and insist on removing everything. They still don't know Stalin has been dead for decades.

Hero's one and all

Should be removed.

Eternal memory to the heroes.

(Translated by Google) It is very sad to look at such a monument in honor of the people who liberated these places from horror and terror. The monument and the place nearby are in terrible condition. (Original) Очень грустно смотреть на такой монумент в честь людей, которые освободили эти места от ужаса и террора. Памятник и место рядом находятся в ужасном состоянии.

(Translated by Google) A monument to be preserved and maintained out of intellectual honesty at the very least. (Original) Monument à conserver et à entretenir par honnêteté intellectuelle à minima.

This place was good for our need for a fast lunch before che museum visit. The traditional food was good (the only problem was the bread, a bit gummy) and waitress was kind and fast. In conclusion we were satisfed for this lunch

There are many options on the menu. The only place near the museum that seems decent quality. The place was clean and organized. Since it was around 4pm, we were happy to see lunch still being ordered. We ordered grilled chicken with potatoes and omelette with cheese and mushrooms. The food tasted basic; fairly tasty given the touristy nature of the area. Prices were reasonable for the location.

Don’t believe the previous reviews! Coffee is shit, but so everywhere in Poland. Food was really good, portions are big and affordable. Totally recommend!

Bad food, rude service. The grilled salmon costed 54PLN with a tiny fillet salmon we've ever have in the restaurant. Chips tasted like were frozen and unfrozen several times. Cabbages had no taste at all, completely bland! And spaghetti bolognese was surprisingly sour. When serving the waitress put the dishes down on the table with loud noise and weird attitude as if we were there begging them for food. Save your money. Don't waste it at this place!

I appreciated the page on the menu listing all of the vegetarian options. The food was good, but I have had better pierogis. I enjoyed that it was a short walk from our hotel, Hotel Imperiale. Also a short walk from the Auschwitz museum if you are coming from there.

Good restaurant, they have many different options in the menu, the price is very affordable and the staff is friendly, the pizza with mushrooms was very good and the dessert was delicious!

Cold soup, pink chicken. The dessert was a muffin from the grocery store, it’s disappointing to say the least.

I recommend this restaurant! Really nice burger for a good price. I went there after the tour at the local museum. The place is nice, and they have toilets as well (for free). Greetings from the Czech Republic!

After visiting the Auschwitz Museum, we stopped by for a quick meal. The staff was very helpful even though we don’t speak Polish. We ordered the #1 chicken kebab on flatbread — so delicious! Best kebab I’ve ever had. Highly recommend stopping by!

I was really surprised to find such a great kebab in a small Polish town. Very much enjoyed it. Would also recommend the kebabs over the burgers.

Very delicious food, even for vegetarians. Very friendly people who speak perfect English. Thank you!

Excellent kebab, top service, definitely the place to go for a decent takeaway!

Went here to grab some quick brunch while waiting my time for Auschwitz guided tour. Good food, friendly staffs!

Tasty kebab and good beer