Craft Restaurant is a modern polish restaurant in Ostrow Tumski, Wrocław.
Craft Restaurant at The Bridge Hotel sits on Wrocław's Cathedral Square. Order the beef tartare, then trout with walnut crust and dill potatoes.
Editorially verified May 19, 2026 by Lewis Vaughan, TableJourney editor. Source.
Signature dishes: Beef tartare, Duck with pak choi, Trout with walnuts
Must order: Beef tartare, then trout with walnut crust and dill potatoes.
Tip: The hotel guests fill the morning service; lunch from 13:00 is the quietest seat.
Address: Plac Katedralny 8, 50-329 Wrocław
Mercado Tapas Bistro on Bogusławskiego in Wrocław keeps a fast, walk-in friendly Spanish room. Tortilla, jamón, patatas bravas, a long sherry list.
Signature: Jamón ibérico, Patatas bravas, Tortilla española
Order: Tortilla española, patatas bravas, and a glass of fino sherry off the daily chalk.
Tip: Lunch sees the same kitchen at lower prices and a faster turn; arrive before 13:30.
Bistro Narożnik in Wrocław's Nadodrze hipster district pours craft beer from the tap and runs a daily-changing lunch board. Kitchen leans modern polish.
Signature: Daily set lunch, Craft beer flights
Order: The daily lunch set with whichever Browar Stu Mostów beer is on tap.
Tip: Weeknight dinner is the move; Friday-Saturday turns into a busy local bar after 21:00.
Pizza Pany in Wrocław's Nadodrze runs a wood-oven Neapolitan room: delicate risen edges, sharp crust, original combinations on the specials board.
Signature: Neapolitan margherita, Seasonal special pizzas
Order: The Neapolitan margherita, then whichever specials pizza features mortadella.
Tip: The takeaway window runs the same dough; useful for a cheap walk-home dinner.
Pod Fredrą sits next to Wrocław's Town Hall on the Rynek and serves Polish bistro classics. Located in Stare Miasto. Priced at $$. At ul. Rynek-Ratusz 1.
Signature: Schabowy, Pierogi, Żurek
Order: Żurek in a bread bowl, schabowy with potatoes and a glass of buttermilk.
Tip: The 22 zł soup-and-pierogi weekday lunch is one of the better Rynek deals.
Bar Lubię To on Łokietka is the Nadodrze locals' lunchtime canteen: home-style Polish plates at student prices, schabowy sets, daily soups, ruskie pierogi.
Signature: Kotlet schabowy with potatoes and surówka, Pierogi ruskie, Żurek
Order: The schabowy set (breaded pork cutlet, potatoes, slaw), plus a bowl of żurek to start.
Tip: Kitchen runs 10:00-18:00 weekdays; the lunchtime queue from 12:30 is the busiest window, and they sell out of devolay by mid-afternoon.
Pierogarnia Stary Młyn sits on Wrocław's Rynek in the Tenement House Under the Golden Crown. Boiled, baked or fried pierogi to a long, varied filling list.
Signature: Pierogi ruskie, Pierogi z mięsem, Sweet cherry pierogi
Order: The pierogi sampler with ruskie, meat and sweet cherry, and a glass of buttermilk.
Tip: Order baked pierogi, not the boiled standard, for the crispier counter version locals usually take.
