Papierówka is a modern polish bistro restaurant in Jezyce, Poznań.
Editorially verified May 19, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
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Address: ul. Zielona 8, 61-851 Poznań
Cucina in Poznań sits in the restored Stare Koszary barracks at City Park, with chef-led Mediterranean cooking, a serious wine wall and a Michelin Guide.
OrderHand-rolled pasta with the day's sauce.
TipThe covered terrace is the room to ask for in summer; it stays useable on cooler evenings.
Cocorico on Świętosławska 9 in Poznań is the city's longest-running French room since 2010, with empire-style interiors, a charming green patio and seasonal.
OrderConfit de canard with potatoes sarladaise.
TipAsk for the patio table between the two dining rooms; it is the quietest seat in the house.
Ułan Browar in Łazarz, Poznań brews six house beers on site in the restored 19th-century light-cavalry barracks at City Park, with regional Wielkopolska.
OrderThe Kapral Pils with grilled kiełbasa.
TipWednesdays are 'Ułan Browar and Friends'; guest brewers pour alongside the house lineup.
Tapas Bar on Stary Rynek 60 in Poznań is a long-running Spanish room with wrought-iron interiors, gambas al ajillo as the house dish and a small jamón.
OrderGambas al ajillo with a glass of fino.
TipThe room is touristy; come early at 18:00 for the better seats and less competition for the kitchen's attention.
Hyćka in Śródka, Poznań cooks the regional Wielkopolska canon: pyry z gzikiem, czernina, szagówki and szare kluchy, with bread baked on the premises.
OrderCzernina, the duck-blood soup, when it is on the daily board.
TipReservations are phone-only. Book a day ahead for weekend evenings; the room is small.
Wiejskie Jadło on Stary Rynek in Poznań is the rustic-Polish room tourists default to, with wooden benches, a Stary Rynek courtyard and a long.
OrderŻurek in a bread bowl.
TipEnter from Franciszkańska street, not the square; the queue moves faster on the side door.
