Restauracja Fino is a modern polish restaurant in Main Town, Gdańsk.
Editorially verified May 19, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
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Kubicki in Gdańsk is the city's oldest restaurant, opened 1918 by Bronisław Kubicki on Wartka Street. Located in Main Town. Kitchen leans polish.
OrderThe eisbein, the dish the kitchen has refused to alter for a century.
TipThe window tables on the Motława side fill fast; reserve for sunset in summer.
Goldwasser in Gdańsk sits in a 15th-century tenement on Długie Pobrzeże, named for the gold-flake liqueur first distilled in the city in 1598.
OrderA duck main with a glass of Original Danziger Goldwasser to close.
TipOpen from noon every day; the Motława-side terrace is the room's best feature May to September.
Witómë in Gdańsk runs the only centrally-located Kashubian dining room, on Piwna behind St Mary's. Located in Main Town. At ul. Piwna 36/39.
OrderThe Kashubian fish soup with the regional herring plate.
TipOpen seven days from 07:30; the late kitchen runs to 23:00 Friday and Saturday.
Zafishowani in Gdańsk runs out of a townhouse on Tokarska, with a wine bar and shop attached to the restaurant. Kitchen leans baltic seafood.
OrderThe halibut, the kitchen's most asked-after dish year-round.
TipThe wine shop next door pours flights at half restaurant prices.
Cała Naprzód in Gdańsk crowns the Maritime Culture Centre with a fourth-floor terrace beside the medieval Crane. Kitchen leans polish seafood.
OrderPikeperch fillet with spinach and cauliflower, or the pike-perch and smoked-trout pierogi.
TipTake the glass lift inside the museum building. Sunset on the terrace is May to September.
Kubicki in Gdańsk is the city's oldest restaurant, opened 1918 by Bronisław Kubicki on Wartka Street. Located in Main Town. Kitchen leans polish.
OrderThe eisbein, the dish the kitchen has refused to alter for a century.
TipThe window tables on the Motława side fill fast; reserve for sunset in summer.
Goldwasser in Gdańsk sits in a 15th-century tenement on Długie Pobrzeże, named for the gold-flake liqueur first distilled in the city in 1598.
OrderA duck main with a glass of Original Danziger Goldwasser to close.
TipOpen from noon every day; the Motława-side terrace is the room's best feature May to September.
Witómë in Gdańsk runs the only centrally-located Kashubian dining room, on Piwna behind St Mary's. Located in Main Town. At ul. Piwna 36/39.
OrderThe Kashubian fish soup with the regional herring plate.
TipOpen seven days from 07:30; the late kitchen runs to 23:00 Friday and Saturday.
Zafishowani in Gdańsk runs out of a townhouse on Tokarska, with a wine bar and shop attached to the restaurant. Kitchen leans baltic seafood.
OrderThe halibut, the kitchen's most asked-after dish year-round.
TipThe wine shop next door pours flights at half restaurant prices.
Targ Rybny - Fishmarkt in Gdańsk sits on the historic fish-market square that gave the city its name. Kitchen leans seafood. At ul. Targ Rybny 6C.
OrderSmoked eel from Hel to start, the whole-cooked lobster as the splurge main.
TipLunch service is calmer; book the upstairs window seats for the Hilton-side view.
Cała Naprzód in Gdańsk crowns the Maritime Culture Centre with a fourth-floor terrace beside the medieval Crane. Kitchen leans polish seafood.
OrderPikeperch fillet with spinach and cauliflower, or the pike-perch and smoked-trout pierogi.
TipTake the glass lift inside the museum building. Sunset on the terrace is May to September.
