Top 5 Restaurants in Poland in 2025

The Polish gastronomic landscape is undergoing significant changes, adapting to global trends such as fine dining and slow food. This shift has been influenced by the Michelin Guide's arrival, which has helped develop haute cuisine, popularize local products, and promote regional gastronomic traditions. That's why we’ve compiled a list of the most conceptual spots worthy of attention in 2025.

Krakow Wrocław Gdańsk Lublin Zakopane

Bufet — Krakow

Bufet is the second restaurant by chef Przemysław Klima, who became popular after the success of his first restaurant, which received two Michelin stars. The restaurant’s concept is inspired by the atmosphere of Soviet-era buffets from the 70s-80s, with tiled walls, faceted glasses, and old kefir and milk bottles. The retro elements in the interior create a unique atmosphere reminiscent of that time. Klima's restaurant concepts always keep up with the times. Dishes are prepared with a modern approach and local products, with traditional recipes served with unusual contemporary accents. This is the place for lovers of authentic flavors and nostalgia for the Soviet era. Read more here

Baba — Wrocław

The Wrocław restaurant Baba is at the center of Poland’s gastronomic revolution, combining modern approaches with traditional recipes. Chef Beata Śniechowska made it to the prestigious Best Chef Awards list, which annually ranks the world’s top chefs, taking into account not only cooking techniques but also their impact on culinary culture. At Baba, dishes are based on Polish cuisine but presented with a modern twist. The chef pays special attention to product quality, and the menu frequently features seasonal dishes that reflect the region's culture. The restaurant’s interior also reflects the traditions of a Polish home, creating a warm atmosphere perfect for lunch or dinner with friends. Read more here.

Eliksir — Gdańsk

This place stands out not only for its fine dining concept but also because Eliksir became the first restaurant in Poland to receive a Michelin Green Star. This award is given to establishments that demonstrate special attention to eco-friendliness, sustainability, and the use of local products. Receiving this award means that the restaurant not only serves excellent dishes but also actively works on reducing its environmental impact, supports eco-friendly initiatives, and promotes sustainable development. One of Eliksir’s unique features is the organization of secret dinners, which are held as interactive gastronomic events. Guests do not know what to expect beforehand, but this adds an element of surprise and magic to each dish. Read more here.

Dwór Sanna — Near Lublin

Dwór Sanna is a unique place offering its take on Polish slow food. The old villa near Lublin houses a winery that produces organic wines, and a restaurant built on the principles of sustainable development. The owners spent several years working to create a place with its own farm, garden, and fishery that could be entirely self-sufficient. This allows them to use only fresh products grown and caught locally. All dishes depend on the season and are prepared with an eco-conscious approach. Each appetizer or main course is a combination of traditional Polish cuisine with modern cooking techniques. All elements on the plate are carefully considered, elegant, and simple. Dishes are often decorated with natural colors and textures, highlighting their freshness and local origin. Read more here.

Stary Niedźwiedź — Zakopane

Stary Niedźwiedź in Zakopane, which has received Michelin recognition, represents a modern take on Polish cuisine using local products. Chef Marcin Filipkiewicz pays special attention to traditions and local flavor combinations. The dishes are made with regional ingredients but are presented with elements of contemporary haute cuisine. An interesting feature of the restaurant is the harmonious combination of Goral style in the interior and high-class cuisine. This restaurant is perfect for those who appreciate unique mountain dishes presented in a new light. Read more here.

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