Restaurant Pod Kominkiem

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Pod Kominkiem is a cosy place to come in out of the cold and enjoy some simple, well-priced Polish food. A smattering of old jazz instruments adorn the wall in the main room, whilst on stepping through an arched doorway one finds a second hideaway with a more classic Italian feel. Louis Armstrong seems to be a favourite on the speakers, setting a relaxing tone to the place. A good place to drop by for a beer too - whilst at weekends things may really take off, with regular parties rocking the house. |
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reviewed by Gina from United Kingdom on Dec.05.2006 | |
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reviewed by Jan Zielinski from United Kingdom on Oct.29.2006 | |
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reviewed by Jan Zielinski from United Kingdom on Oct.29.2006 | |
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reviewed by Danuta Blicharska from United Kingdom on Oct.28.2006 | |
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reviewed by John Reetham from United Kingdom on Jun.09.2006 | |
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reviewed by Jeroen from Netherlands on Aug.02.2005 | |
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After reading the previous report about the soup I thought I would give it a try. They were right it was gorgeous. I also had a chicken dish with spinach and rockfor (bad spelling)cheese which was divine. The price worked out at about £10 per person which included drinks. I would recommend this restaurant to anyone. 











