The food is nominally Polish but it's influenced by many of its EU cousins – not a bad thing. The simple breakfast plate of scrambled eggs with bacon is typical of the fare at this simple bistro: perfectly prepared with lovely little touches. Croissants come with organic honey. Lunch and dinner feature creative fare such as roast duck with beets and gnocchi.
Zakład Gastronomiczny
Łódź
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Centre for Science & Technology
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