Tasting menus, Michelin stars, and the kitchens redefining what fine dining means in Gdańsk.

Top tables

Eliksir ★ 4.8

Modern PolishChef Paweł Wątor$$$$350-450 $Book 1 week ahead

Eliksir in Gdańsk was the first Polish restaurant awarded a Michelin Green Star, recognising the zero-waste kitchen Paweł Wątor and Mateusz Trzeciak run.

Mercato ★ 4.6

Tasting menuChef Dominik Karpik$$$$280-380 $Book 1 week ahead

Mercato in Gdańsk holds three Gault Millau forks and a Michelin recommendation. Led by chef Dominik Karpik. Tasting menu 280-380 $. Book 1 week ahead.

Sztuczka ★ 4.7

Tasting menuChef Rafał Wałęsa$$$$320-420 $Book 10 days ahead

Sztuczka in Gdańsk, on Granary Island, was named Poland's best new opening of 2025. Led by chef Rafał Wałęsa. Tasting menu 320-420 $. Book 10 days ahead.

True ★ 4.4

SeafoodChef House team$$$$250-350 $Book 1 week ahead

True in Gdańsk, Michelin-recommended, runs the surf-and-turf brief out of the Radisson Blu on Granary Island. Aged beef, Baltic seafood, the same kitchen.

Tygle Gdańskie ★ 4.4

Modern PolishChef Michał Stężalski$$$$260-360 $Book 1 week ahead

Tygle Gdańskie in Gdańsk, Michelin-recommended on Granary Island, runs Michał Stężalski's three-track menu (meat, seafood, vegetarian) through Pomeranian.

Fine Dining in Gdańsk, FAQ

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Editor picks in Gdańsk include ARCO by Paco Pérez, Eliksir, Mercato, plus the full fine dining chapter on TableJourney.

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