Tygryz | restauracja poznań

I highly recommend the teas - they smell and taste amazing! The dish options on the menu are very interesting. The dessert was very homey and pleasant, it disappeared in the blink of an eye. As for the place itself - very intimate and atmospheric, but I think the music plays a bit too loud. A downside is the noticeable draft, so I was saved by the heater next to me. The service was okay - from the moment you enter, they treat you very closely, addressing you informally, but once you order and have been sitting for a while, they don't pay as much attention to you, so it’s a mixed experience... But I generally recommend the place because it has its charm!

The roasted potatoes with Mornay sauce were our favorite. The dish had a creamy sauce with cheese, sun-dried tomatoes, and nuts. It's worth mentioning that a lovely lady from the staff recommended this dish - she hit the nail on the head. We also ordered aromatic teas - Forest Tiger and Autumn Girl, which captivated us with their flavor. The place has a very atmospheric vibe, worth visiting!

The restaurant is tiny, but quite cozy. However, it could be warmer.. Thanks to the courtesy of the waitress, we could change seats to where it was windy. As for the food, there's definitely potential, but to achieve full satisfaction, it needs improvement because the menu items are, in essence, quite simple. The flavors and combinations didn't surprise me. The autumn tea was very tasty :) The sweet potato with tirokafteri sauce was delicious! And the bread was great :)

The service! First class - cool and totally relaxed. The atmosphere is extraordinary and the music taste is commendable (this is non-negotiable). The food was very tasty and exceptionally well balanced. I recommend the cauliflower (lightly spicy), oyster mushrooms, and pumpkin. Plus, good drinks and they have craft beer. It satisfied our palates. We will definitely be back!! 12/10

Great vibe! A tiny place but wonderfully decorated - it's pleasant to sit there. An excellent selection of wines - natural, unusual, hard to try in other places in Poznań - and that's great and you should stick to that. The food, although it doesn't look bad, was disappointing - halloumi in panko - fine, it's just cheese in panko. But the greens were tough and fibrous - the cheapest mix from the supermarket. Everything was done at the least line of resistance, lacking depth of flavor. What bothered me completely was the service - I understand that the distance is shortened today, informal is acceptable, but when a waiter (?) takes the order by simply sitting next to you and asks - 'what would you like?' it's mega weak. It's not too bad in my case because I look much younger than I am, but the waiter addressing people who are obviously the age of his parents in the same way - for me, that is unacceptable. I went, had a great wine, but generally do not recommend.

One of the top spots in Poznań! nnA small but very atmospheric place. In this summer season, there are more seats due to tables outside. Since it's always full, it’s better to book a place a few days in advance.nnThe concept is based on sharing smaller portions of food with your companions, which perfectly pairs with a glass of wine or one of the many craft beers.nnThe food is delicious and features original, unusual flavor combinations. So if someone isn't afraid of experiments and likes to try new things, they will find something for themselves.nnIn my opinion, for two people, it’s best to order 3 different plates of food. At least that's how much we managed to eat. The dishes are vegetarian (I believe everything is rather meatless).nnThe service is very nice, and our order was processed quickly. I can fully recommend this place, 10/10!

Unfortunately, we are disappointed with this restaurant. I feel that it has such good reviews not because of the taste of the food served but primarily due to the ambiance - decor and the concept of sharing plates, which is not yet so popular in Poznań.nThe menu pretends to be something interesting and original - everything sounds great in the description, but reality brings you back down to earth. Ordering the potatoes with pepper pesto for 30 PLN, we expected more exciting flavor experiences, but it was just a plain plate of small potatoes touched with pesto and lightly sprinkled with feta. If these had been better quality potatoes, it might have held up, but unfortunately, they tasted like they came from an average supermarket. Similarly, other dishes - they were dry and not worth the price. The dish with sweet potatoes had too little sauce, making it feel like I was eating dry sweet potato without flavor. The bean dish was the best of all.nAdditionally, the proposed dishes on the menu are monotonous; there’s not even a single chicken dish.nA plus for the aesthetic presentation of the dishes, which look nice, as well as the restaurant's decor, which is elegant yet cozy. I suspect that mainly this is why the restaurant still has success.nThe service is okay.nIn summary, we won’t be returning to this restaurant; there are many better restaurants in Poznań with a similar atmosphere and better food.

A cozy place with high ceilings, greenery, and mirrors. Delicious mulled wine and sweet potatoes that came with a tasty sauce. The portions seem small, but one dish filled us both, along with fresh, tasty bread! The service is laid back, and they give good advice; you can feel taken care of. I highly recommend it, and it's worth reserving a table in advance ♥️

Delicious food, very well seasoned, even I, as a 'non-vegan,' left very satisfied. I especially recommend the eggplant in panko and seasonal hokkaido pumpkin. A very atmospheric place and a great food-sharing concept.

A feast ;) Exquisite dishes, friendly service, and a pleasant atmosphere make every meal a unique experience. I recommend this place to anyone looking for flavor and quality!