Under the Black Cat

★★★★★

4.6 (1369)

Wolsztyńska 1, 61-361 Poznań

Moderate prices

Opening hours

Otwarcie za 4 h

Poniedziałek	16:00 - 23:30
Wtorek	16:00 - 23:30
Środa	16:00 - 23:30
Czwartek	16:00 - 23:30
Piątek	16:00 - 01:30
Sobota	16:00 - 01:30
Niedziela	Zamknięte

Opinie

(Updated:April 22, 2025)

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Anniversary dinner on 17.09. The waitress served 1 of 2 dishes without any information that she had forgotten to order the second meal in the kitchen. After 20 minutes of waiting for the Flammkuchen, we asked the waitress to our table. Only when we inquired what was happening did the waitress admit her mistake. The situation was so awkward that we had to share the meal not knowing what was happening with the second dish, which could have easily been avoided by informing us of the problem. The second waitress, introducing herself as the manager, suggested it was our fault for not reminding her that we ordered 2 meals for 2 people... Both ladies put us in an uncomfortable situation and couldn't handle it with class. No visit to a reputable restaurant should look like this. The Flammkuchen was served with almost raw, fatty bacon, which ruined the entire dish's taste.

The Basque cheesecake and tea were delicious, the shrimp were good, and the decor was nice.

My favorite winery - I'm very happy that it continues to evolve. In the past, you could have great wine and mediocre food. I went back this time, and you can enjoy great wine and excellent food. My dream has come true. The place is finally complete, and the food matches the selection of wines.

The oldest winery in Poznań. Wine, books, and cuisine - everything in this place harmonizes and creates a pleasant, extremely casual atmosphere. It's fantastic for conversations here. I recommend the Flammkuchen flatbreads. I particularly enjoyed both the spicy Chorizo version and the sweeter one with pumpkin, where the flavor is perfectly complemented by creamy Gorgonzola.

A great, lively place. You can feel like you're in Italy; it’s bustling, full of people, and has good wine. We should also mention the very good hummus :).

Service 5/5, but the dish I ordered (tagliatelle with pesto and spinach) I rated as a 1. It was completely dry pasta (green in color) with bits of fried bacon on top. The atmosphere was okay, although it was very loud (Saturday), and it was hard to talk.

This place seems a bit overrated. The service was unintrusive, bordering on lack of interest in the customer... Well, there wasn’t much of a crowd, but maybe I hit a bad moment. Milk for the overly spicy soup delivered only after I ate it... such are the vibes... warehouse-like, just like the place itself.

It's a phenomenon for me that such a pleasant and high-quality restaurant can be created in the middle of nowhere. A busy street nearby, blocks, and houses. It's incredible that in the middle of the week, a free table can only be scored by chance because all are booked or occupied. I definitely recommend, lovely service, reasonable prices, and great aperol.

The food was quite tasty. The aperol was mediocre and served in plastic cups :/ I expected them to use glass cups in such a place. A downside is also the dreadful noise and smell from the road, well, city...

I'm sure everything has already been said about the Cat. Excellent, superb, with a great atmosphere, etc., etc. It's all true, and anyone who hasn't been here should correct their mistake. Special thanks for the holiday offer.

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