Restaurant Stodola

Drop into Stodola for a relaxed, informal adventure into the world of Polish cooking. Stodola has been decked out in a rustic sort of a style, and it's the kind of place that would be well suited to a young family who don't want the fuss of a fancy restaurant. Dad can order up a generous flagon of ale, and the kids can scramble around without embarrassing their parents. You'll find it just north of the square on Florianska street. This was the first stretch of the famous route of Royal processions.

Restaurant Stodola

"we liked the look of the menu and prices so ventured in. I had pork polish style (scnitzel)with a side of wedges and red cabbage with cherries. Roger had sausage with cabbage and peas and a side of wedges we had a lager each and the bill came to 70zl. a free appetizer of bread and pate was included. The food was delicious and the atmosphere cosy and very pleasant"

karen and roger
United Kingdom
Feb.10.2008
Overall rating 4/5

"The restaurant has added some funky, treehouse looking booths on the right side of the picture, including a small second level. Service was outstanding - very friendly staff. Food was very good, especially the goulash and pierogis. Great deal for the money, welcoming atmosphere - we would definitely go there again!"

Dorothy and Margie
United States
Oct.12.2006
Overall rating 4/5

""I first dined in this reastraunt in 2004 and had an incredible time, the food was outstanding, and the people were so friendly. I am planning another trip in 2006 and i will certainly go back." "

Bob Clane
Canada
Jan.04.2006
Overall rating 4/5