Bydgoszcz, a picturesque city in northwestern Poland, is famous not only for its architectural landmarks, but also for its culinary delights. Here is a small tourist gastro guide to help you enjoy the local cuisine.
Breakfast
- Cukiernia Sowa: Historic cafe-bakery where you can try fresh pastries and aromatic coffee. Try the local buns and pastries.
- Cafe Kino: Unique cafe serving a variety of breakfast options, from traditional Polish dishes to more modern fare.
Lunch
- Karczma Młyńska: Polish cuisine restaurant located in a former mill. I recommend trying their delicious soups and traditional dishes like bigos or fried pork.
- Pod Dębem: Another establishment specializing in Polish cuisine. Here, you should order pierogi (dumplings) or zrazy.
Dinner
- King's Head: British pub and restaurant with an extensive menu focusing on meat dishes. A great place for fish and seafood lovers.
- La Taverna: If you're in the mood for Mediterranean cuisine, they serve delicious Italian dishes and great wines.
Dessert
- Manekin: Pastry shop known for its pancakes and desserts. These local treats will surely satisfy your sweet tooth.
- Sweet Home: Great place to taste traditional Polish cakes and sweets.
Drinks
- Piwnica Zatorska: Try various types of Polish beer in this cozy beer bar.
- Whisky Club 21: Bar for whisky enthusiasts with an extensive collection from around the world.
Helpful Tips
- "Bazar" Market: Visit the local market to discover Polish products and perhaps purchase souvenirs.
- Strolls along the Brda River: Great for digestion and a pleasant way to end a day filled with gastronomic delights.
A trip to Bydgoszcz is a wonderful opportunity to enjoy not only the view of picturesque streets, but also the exquisite dishes offered in local restaurants and cafes. Bon appétit!
