Simple food well prepared – big salad and cheese plates, craft beers and very good burgers – is the major drawcard at this cheery restaurant and cafe located in the town hall basement. Dine right on the Rynek during summer, though try to time your arrival outside popular times (or book in advance) as this place gets crowded.
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