Ania Polish Restaurant — Restaurant in Nottingham

"Authentic Polish Delight in the Heart of Nottingham"

My recent visit to Ania Polish Restaurant left a lasting positive impression, and I am keen to share my delightful experience with others.

From the moment I entered, I was warmly greeted by a charming lady, setting a pleasant tone for the rest of the evening. The food surpassed my expectations - each dish exuded the authentic flavours and freshness of Polish cuisine. The generous portions ensured that no one left with an empty stomach, and the overall quality of the dishes was truly remarkable.

The service provided was exemplary - the staff was not only friendly and welcoming but also exceptionally attentive, catering to our needs with a genuine willingness to ensure a nice dining experience. Considering the incredible culinary journey and the quality of service, the pricing offered great value for the money.

Without any hesitation, I am already looking forward to returning to Ania Polish Restaurant. I would highly recommend it to anyone in search of an authentic Polish dining...

Aparently a nice place to eat, at least that was our first impressions. Some of the food is ok as the beetroot soup, tasty, very nice prepared, but all the othed dishes with meat, the goulash, pork shoulder or pork loin have similar sausces that are lacking of flavour as they cook the meat separately, practically there are some roasts with sausce, not stews... The schnitzel is crispy on one side and soggy on the other one ... quite disappointing. Overall, ok for an average home cooking, and the worst is that we felt sick all night after we ate there last time. The restaurant is quite small and very bad ventilated, with a damp smell... no ventilation, no aircon... The bar looks like a garage shelf where they dump all kind of stuff. Also, there is no parking👎 They have some potential, but they have to start restaurant dishes, not home cooking or...

I cannot rate this place higly enough. It is my most favourite restaurant in Nottingham. It is such a welcoming and friendly place. Ania is always there, working hard to ensure you have the best time. The food is always super fresh, hot, and cooked to perfection. Check the menu before you go as it is quite small and I think it has stayed pretty much the same for years, but that is because it works, the place is always busy. Make sure you call to book, especially at the weekend! The outside isn't much to look at, so may have even walked past without noticing it, but inside it is spotlessly clean and always with the very best fresh flowers, clean linen and candles on all tables. If you haven't tried a Polish restaurant before I would urge you to start here. I absolutely guarantee you...