Wiejskie Jadło

A wonderful place with a very bohemian & rustic, Polish atmosphere! Very cozy, presenting the best traditional polish dishes ! I came here twice and I had a great time and I will definitely revisit in the future! Mr Piotr, managing leading waiter was an excellent 👌 host, hardworking, running around to make everyone happy, and extremely polite at all times, speaking fluent English as well, I'm very pleased! Also a flexible menu, you can customise some dishes regarding size and other details. 10/10 💗🌹❤️🙏

We came in without a reservation and they were nice enough to give us a table! Would advise to reserve beforehand as it does get busy. The place was very cozy and the staff spoke perfectly English (Menu was also available in English!) There were a lot of traditional food choices available. We went for the platter with the soup as an appetizer. The food was served quickly and was very tasty! It was also priced very well in my opinion. Staff was great, food was great and would definitely come again when visiting!

Wiejskie Jadło is a great place to enjoy delicious, authentic Polish food. The dishes are flavorful, well-prepared, and generously portioned. The service is very good—friendly and attentive staff make you feel welcome. It can get a bit noisy at times, but the cozy atmosphere and great food make up for it. It's definitely a great spot to experience traditional Polish cuisine in Poznań!

Nice service, speaking both in English and Polish. Comparing to other restaurants in Poland (you can find more of my reviews about them), this one was surprisingly pleasant. . The service was nice, coming up to our table to ask if we need anything else. . Food was good but not much choice for gluten-free people. In general Polish food is very gluten-free people unfriendly 😜 and this restaurant serves traditional Polish food. . Anyway, overall very good experience and I highly recommend it.

We chose this place based on the reviews and were not dissapointed. My partner is polish and she said the traditional food is some of the best she has had. Great service, friendly staff and very reasonable prices. Will definitely be back on our next visit to Poznan.

Good polish cuisine in a nice atmosphere, only a few footsteps off the market square. We entered half an hour before closing time but they served us starter plus main dish. Enjoyed their Pierogi!

Ordered a Rosot and a pierogi. Rosot was too basic to my palate: standard chicken soup, no less nor more; broken/choppy thin noodles, no much textural variation; mostly carrot for the ingredients. Pierogi, on the other hand, was underwhelming despite the review. The filling was generous, but the flavor is okay and the texture somehow powdery. Since the potato dough was a tad powdery (and thick&dense), the whole thing tasted a bit like chewing some raw dough (it’s not tho). At first I thought it could be cultural differences, then I had another one in Gdansk and realized it could taste a lot better with some extra cooking arts. So overall, I don’t think this place does justice to Polish cuisine, if you’re a foreigner and would wanna be able to fall in love with Polish food.

Good food at a good atmosphere but they took ages to get our order taken. We got the - Zurek 5/5 - Chicken schnitzel 4/5 - Zawijasy wolowe 5/5 Cutesy location near old town square. Love the indoor decor the vibes were hitting. They give you a free shot of alcohol at the end of the meal! It was red and sweet.

Work trip layover. Located just off the Old Town Square. We had the mixed grill plate suggested by the waiter. Super cozy atmosphere and great food.

It was a good place, hard to find a seat unless you have a reservation. Servers were friendly and the food was good, however not what natives would say it was original. Overall great city to visit and this place was good to keep in mind.

Excellent place for great traditional polish food! I had Borcht Soup and hubby had peroghies and both were god, even though I was expected cabbage cooked in my soup.

Small and intimate restaurant. The service was fast considering it was fairly busy. You will not be disappointed!

I ate here with colleagues during my first trip to Poland. It's tucked between buildings in the old town square which is currently under renovation. Thankfully, one of my colleagues was familiar with this spot and led us there. The six of us were seated comfortably indoors in a booth. For most of us, this was our first polish dining experience, so we took a bit longer to make selections and appreciated the English translations of each menu item. I selected the goulash with potato pancakes with sparkling water. Others ordered perogie, steak and potatoes, tartare and various beers. My meal was delicious and comforting, the latkes were perfectly crispy on the edges and the goulash was tender and flavorful. Upon completing our meals, we were given little shots of cherry vodka. Service was prompt and friendly, and the overall dining experience was good. Considering that my meal costed the equivalent of $10 US dollars, it was quite reasonable!

Traditional Polish restaurant in old town on the side street. As a tourist and American I found this small restaurant to be very good. Make sure you make reservations it does get busy and it is small. I had the pork dish that was really good. I will share pictures of a duck dish pierogies and apple pie. The apple pie was really really good. They do speak English but you will want to make sure they understand your entire order. The prices are good. They take credit cards.

I've read about this place on Yelp already so I had high hopes for this restaurant. Thankfully it was only about 800 feet from my hotel. This place is great because it's not super touristy but not super far away. It's right in the old town and close to the square. The staff speaks great English and the menu had translations into English, so it was easy deciphering what I would like. I got a beer which to be honest wasn't that great, but I did also get pierogi's with mushrooms and sauerkraut. These were great, definitely not what I expected! My parents got potato pancakes which we all split and those were super good as well. Overall I recommend this place for a traditional Polish restaurant.

Great place, in a side alley steps away from the Town Hall at the Old Square. Very rustic, cottage- like interior. I find it cute and complementing their simple traditonal menu. The food is authentic and very good. Excellent service, the staff speaks German, English, Polish of course, so if you're a tourist, you'll be fine here. I would come back. Highly recommend pierogis! The menu is translated, easy breezy!

Excellent service by the staff. The staff speaks multiple languages to include English, which makes it tourist friendly. I had the meat stuffed Pirogies with bacon and sour cream...excellent.

This is an absolutely wonderful Polish restaurant serving fresh traditional Polish food. Decor is very Polish and rustic. Please book if you are going in the evening as it is quite busy. Try the duck with cranberry apple and dumplings. Beautiful. The prices are reasonable and the staff are very friendly. Go there. You will not regret it.

Absolutely my favourite restaurant in Poznan. Stayed in the city for a week and ate there 3 times. Food is delicious, hearty, affordable and portions are big! I had pierogis of all flavours (cheese and potato, meat, mushrooms and sauerkraut) and couldn't choose which is the best one. For dessert, the INCREDIBLE [and incredibly simple] vanille ice cream with hot raspberry sauce and whip cream made my day! Life was more colorful after each spoonful. Staff doesn't speak English very well but we understood each other easily. They are very accomodating and I could change the size of my portion with a proportionate price. Thumbs up! Only downfall is that they charged my water and it is expensive considering the rest of the prices. S2

Came here for zurek soup and pierogis with tea. Awesome place! Out of the main square so a a little quieter and more shade (though we did have quite a few cars coming by). Food and service we're great. I had the mixed pierogi platter to try all the flavors. Good place to check out!

Excellent meal! Had the "special" sampler which was amazing! Very friendly staff,English speaking and quite hospitable. Definitely worth 5 stars!

This restaurant had a warm and primal interior design which allured us to sit and enjoy. Small but unique and functional, it had an open bar, a few wooden tables with cushions, paper made hanging lamps. The server was welcoming and polite. We immediately fell in love with the setting. When you are Poland, you got to try their perogies ( dumplings). That was one of the dishes we ordered. Apart from it, we ordered a half roasted duck plate with sauce topped steamed apple and soft buns. My daughter liked the dish. Another dish was the roasted beef. My honey beer tasted sweet. The food was good but came slowly. Service was OK, nothing to complain except the expensive price.

I liked it very much but didn't love it as much as other reviewers. I was there on a Sunday and on that day they have a special soup that's chicken broth with house made pasta. I got that and while inoffensive with great noodles it was quite thin and boring. I got the pierogi combo and again meh. I couldn't finish it, it was beautifully made but very monotonous.

Very nice service, good food (I loved the pork soup : a must try). Will recommend to anyone that want to give a try to the traditional Polish cuisine.

I came here based on good reviews and they were not wrong. The pierogis were the best I had in Poznan. For dessert, the ice cream with hot raspberry and cream is fantastic. Reservations are recommended, as the place is small and I saw many people get turned away. During warmer weather, they have seating outside, which makes it easier to get in. Service is slow, which is normal for Poland, so it's a great place to visit with friends. Highly recommended!

I'm surprised this restaurant has no reviews yet - the service and quality of food are very high, and there is an excellent range of traditional polish dishes (I have polish heritage and all my 'must-have' dishes were on the menu). The mushroom soup is especially great, and the barszcz has a lovely smokey flavour. We enjoyed the mead and mulled wine. The decor is very cute, and we revisited during our stay.