Pyšna Chałupa

Our visit to this place was successful in every way. From the very beginning, we felt taken care of. Very nice staff, especially Mr. Kajetan, who looked after us from start to finish. The dishes were tasty and aesthetically presented, with large portions, and the prices were reasonable. We live just by the Czech border, so we know the atmosphere was identical to that of our neighbors. We are glad that we could be your guests, and we will definitely be back again.

A wonderful place, designed in the style of good Czech restaurants. I really felt like I was in my favorite place in Harrachov. nI wholeheartedly recommend the tartare as an appetizer and the garlic soup. The soup is different than in the Czech Republic but equally enchanting. The skewers and schnitzel in potato dough are top-notch. I will definitely return for more when I am in Poznań at the Market. The atmosphere is incredible. The service is phenomenal - you really feel like a special customer. I would like to greet the wonderful manager, Mr. Piotr, and the waiter, Maksym. Such an approach deserves even more than 5 stars. Unfortunately, the maximum is 5... The beer tastes fresh, it actually tastes just like it does in Pilsen. Kofola from the tap with lemon is a great touch :-) I recommend the milk beer, it may seem like just foam, but there’s something special about it. As for dessert, Panna Cotta is also outstanding! On the way out, I enjoyed a sweet treat with my favorite flavor. You hit the jackpot. Best regards and see you again soon.

The garlic soup was perfect. The chicken thigh skewer was delicious, but there was too much cabbage occupying half the plate; the dumplings were good but lacked sauce. The beef goulash was flawless.

A nice place. The food is tasty - the sour rye soup is delicious, well-seasoned, and served very hot. Perfect for warming up after a winter walk. The other dishes are also very tasty. I tried the schnitzel in potato dough for the first time. It's worth trying; it’s a nice idea. Personally, I would season this dish more. The red cabbage was seasoned differently than I’ve had before. Is it bad? Not necessarily. Just differently, with a noticeable hint of red wine (?). The cheese with fries, like yellow cheese, has a crispy batter, and inside is gooey, melted yellow cheese. The ribs - for me, delicious! They came off the bone perfectly, well-seasoned. And the portions... as you can see, you can really fill up. nAs for drinks - water, tea, and mulled wine. The wine was standard ready-made mulled wine, but it's not overly sweet. nUnfortunately, there wasn't room for dessert :(, but tiramisu and various types of ice cream are on the menu. nOverall, I recommend this place; you can eat well, and the prices are not astronomical. I will definitely return!

When in Poznań with my husband, we always wonder where to eat, because wherever we went before, it was mostly mediocre. We stumbled upon Pyśna Chałupa, and what can I say? Delicious food, we will definitely be back. The duck with sauce was delicious, and my husband's pork knuckle was even better; it melted in our mouths, large portions, and the prices of the dishes are also okay. We recommend

A wonderful place, delicious food, and large portions. The sautéed sauerkraut is magnificent. This place transports us to the Czech Republic; the flavor of the dishes, the beer, everything deserves the highest rating. The staff is cheerful, polite, and helpful. Despite the lack of a reservation, we managed to find a table for two.

We were there today. I never thought this cuisine could be so tasty. The chicken thigh skewer was wonderful, and the cabbage was delightful, as well as the steak ordered by my son - pure poetry. And the great wine. What more could you want? Perhaps mega professional and smiling service - Ms. Tatiana is the best! Thank you - we will definitely return!!!

A very nice place. Delicious cuisine. The best pork knuckle I've ever had, plus the phenomenal sautéed cabbage. Tasty Czech beer. The venue is highly recommended. Affordable prices. Very large portions.

A charming Czech restaurant on Poznań’s Market. The smiling staff are helpful from the moment you walk through the door. Inside it’s pleasant and comfortable. The decor is nice. The garlic soup is tasty, as is the turkey meat. Czech beer tastes like it does in Prague. Prices are reasonable; it's worth a visit.

The food is on a very high level, but the gentleman at the entrance is a total misunderstanding, gruff; when I ask about a table, it’s like he’s responding out of obligation, a little smile would not hurt anyone.nnThe service in the establishment is perfect, and the food is better than one might expect, so I recommend this place, but I would simply treat that gentleman at the entrance as air, it's not worth the time.