Talerzyki — Restaurant in Wrocław

It used to be a great , different than the others, place. Today it’s just a sad joke. Today we experienced a disaster combo. First of all, “someone” forgot about our reservation - we called twice to make sure it’s confirmed as it supposed to be a birthday dinner. Secondly we got a table for 2 person instead of 4, because the place was full. Then we had to wait for a bigger table. What’s next - we asked for water 3 times, each time the ‘waitress’ forgot about it. We ordered set of 7 plates and we waited about 40 minutes. The waitress is a completely amateur - she was putting her fingers with disgusting ruined black nail polish inside our plates while serving - sorry to say it this way but that’s being 100% honest (the waiter guy was trying to be nice at least but the girl - no comment). The food was just… OK - nothing special - hummus, cream cheese and so on… But the rest completely ruined our experience. The ladies next to us were offered a desert but only if they “eat it fast” because they are closing. The girl also asked twice do we “still” want coffee because… they are closing. It was our last visit there and I will make sure none of my friends will even try to visit this place. Guys you have 6 tables in this “restaurant” and you cannot even manage that. It’s a really surprise for me that this place still exists. I wish I could say I’m sorry for this review but that’s just the way...

Bad service. We waited for very long, despite the fact the food we ordered was just cold, easy kind of food. Believe me we know that food because we originate from that culture, both my mother and I. So, it was embarrassing looking at how they served and what they served. Three different meals were not on the menue anymore. Labneh was nothing special (not the real Labneh). They probably poured some Turkish Yoghurt into a bowl and added olive oil on the top. How long can it take to put some on a plate? The Foul and The Fatteh of Hummus were better but missed a lot of lemon and salt. No salt and pepper on the table. -The Falafel was what we thought was good and the earlier mentioned Fatteh of Hummus. The bread was still doughy, had barely cooked. It was disgusting. The plates were all broken on the sides (what restaurant serves food in such plates that one might even hurt oneself on?). The people who got there right after us, got their food before us. We asked them to please close the door because it was very cold weather and we were sitting just by the door, but they...

A Taste of Arabia at Talerzyki: Simply Spectacular

At Talerzyki, I discovered a culinary oasis brimming with the delightful flavours of Arabia. The falafel was crispy perfection, and the hummus was creamy and rich. The shakshuka was a comforting delight, and each dish was served with a smile by the friendly waitstaff.

What truly made the experience memorable was the exceptional service. The staff was attentive, accommodating, and made us feel right at home. To top it off, the Barbican drink was a refreshing treat that perfectly complemented the meal.

In short, Talerzyki offers a simple yet sensational dining experience where delicious food meets outstanding service. It's a must-visit for anyone craving authentic Arabic cuisine and a warm,...