A nóż widelec — Restaurant in Poznan

A New Favorite with Exceptional Food and Service This restaurant may just be my new favorite!

The setting is cozy and comfortable, creating a warm, homely vibe. The music was a bit loud and not quite the right fit for the ambiance, but it wasn’t distracting enough to overshadow the experience.

The staff was absolutely outstanding, catering to our every need with genuine warmth. They engaged thoughtfully about the food and wine, elevating the entire dining experience. However, one minor letdown was the complimentary Prosecco offered upon arrival—a lovely gesture, but we were surprised to see it on the bill without prior mention. It’s not about the cost, but the lack of transparency felt slightly disingenuous.

The food, however, was phenomenal, with not a single disappointing bite. The chanterelle cheese dumpling starter, a decadent twist on mac and cheese, was a fantastic way to begin. The Polish żurek soup was perfectly balanced, not overly sour, and a table favorite. For the main course, the pierogies with bean filling were good, though not the highlight, but the homemade dough and sauce were exceptional. My lamb and potato dish, served with a beef-au jus, was a standout—the lamb was cooked to perfection, melting under the knife, with just the right amount of seasoning. The creamy, flavorful au jus elevated it further.

The potatoes… well there are potato dishes and there are potato dishes! This was the latter, just extraordinary. I couldn’t resist ordering an extra side of just the potato with that incredible sauce.

For dessert, the apple pie with ice cream, encased in a tower of apple butter and confectionery delight, was pure nostalgia, evoking childhood memories of fall days.

The price tag is Hefty but this meal was worth every penny. If you’re looking for a memorable dining experience in Poznań, this restaurant is a...

This review is a little late in coming, but deserves to be shared. In August I was looking to find a nice restaurant for my parent's 45th wedding anniversary. After very rudely being turned away from or not receiving responses from restaurants in the city center in Poznan, I went with one of my original choices, A noz widelec. The restaurant was very accommodating and able to take an extremely last minute reservation, even offering a private dining area. Everything worked out perfectly. With the location away from the business of the city, we were able to enjoy a lovely clandestine meal with close family and friends. Service was perfect, knowing just when to step in without hanging over our heads, no loud music drowning out conversations, and the food speaks for itself! All were in agreement that the overall experience was some of the best we have had!...

Though the food was delicious and atmosphere was just lovely, I think this restaurant gets too much praise. Everything was right on point, fresh and tasty, I would call it a masterpiece. Our starters arrived relatively quickly, but for the main dish we waited almost an hour. The “winter tea” was underwhelming. For our main courses we all got some delicious pieces but they really weren’t award winning when it comes to their taste. Of course they were good and as you can see beautiful but nothing spectacular. Normally I would give such a place 5 stars but I honestly expected more for such highly praised place with prizes and all. Nevertheless I still recommend coming to this place since it offers honestly nice atmosphere and...