Introduction
This page serves as a register of Polish restaurants and cafes around the United Kingdom. The characters superimposed on the map image reference specific restaurants in the register – there’s no basis to the order / sequencing.
Explanation of the web links in the register:
- Name links trigger the presentation of further information and photos for the selected restaurant
- Location links open the restaurant’s location in the What3Words digital mapping web site
- Information links open the restaurant’s web presence, typically a Facebook page or web site
Register of Polish Restaurants
Expanded Information
In the following sections, clicking a map image launches the W3W web site, while clicking an image in the right column opens a web information page for that restaurant. Polish restaurants have notoriously eclectic opening times; it’s strongly recommended that voice or digital contact is made with any restaurant prior to considering a visit. ☎
Polish Flavours in Crewe
Location: 4 Market Street, Crewe, Cheshire, CW1 2EG – What3Words
Contact: Facebook | 01270 255300
Kuchnia Sadecka near Derby
Location: 53 Saint Thomas Road, Derby, DE23 8RF – What3Words
Contact: Facebook | 07423 109687
Beerogi near Manchester
Location: 105 Haughton Green Road, Denton, Manchester, M34 7GR – What3Words
Contact: Facebook | 07495 121058
Belvedere Restaurant in Derby
Location: 3 Queen St, Derby, DE1 3DL – What3Words
Contact: Web Site | 01332 343700
The Old Dresser near Birmingham
Location: 434 Bearwood Road, Birmingham, B66 4EY – What3Words
Contact: Web Site | 0121 420 1779
The Honeypot near Stockport
Location: 10A Ack Lane East, Bramhall, Stockport, SK7 2BY – What3Words
Contact: Web Site | 07921 006658
Platzki Restaurant in Manchester
Location: 229 Deansgate, Manchester, M3 4EN – What3Words
Contact: Web Site | 07719 731662
Polka Kitchen in London
Location: Unit 25, Longfield Avenue, Dickens Yard, Ealing Broadway, W5 2TD – What3Words
Contact: Web Site | 020 8567 7707
Lowiczankara Restaurant in London
Location: 238-246 King Street, London, W6 0RF – What3Words
Contact: Web Site | 020 8741 3225
Restaurant Daquise in London
Location: 20 Thurloe street, South Kensington, London SW7 2LT – What3Words
Contact: Web Site | 0207 589 6117
Ognisko Restaurant in London
Location: 55 Exhibition Road, London SW7 2PG – What3Words
Contact: Web Site | 020 7589 0101
Galicja Restaurant in London
Location: 154 Uxbridge Road, West Ealing, London W13 8SB – What3Words
Contact: Facebook | 020 8840 1840
White Eagle Restaurant in London
Location: 211 Balham High Road, London, SW17 7BQ – What3Words
Contact: Facebook | 020 8672 1723
Folk Love in Fife, Scotland
Location: 63 High Street, Kirkcaldy, Fife, Scotland KY1 1LN – What3Words
Contact: Facebook | 01592 328470
Percy in Edinburgh
Location: 390-394 Easter Road, Edinburgh, Scotland, EH6 8HT – What3Words
Contact: Facebook | 0131 554 0271
Foodie Glasgow
Location: 965 Duke Street, Glasgow, Scotland, G31 1LZ – What3Words
Contact: Web Site | 07896 881 100
The Blue Barbakan in York
Location: 34 Fossgate, York, YO1 9TA – What3Words
Contact: Web Site | 01904 672474
Web Resources
- 25 popular Polish foods on ‘Chef’s pencil’
- Three London review articles: Tripadvisor, Secret London & Taste Travel Obsession
- Foodie blog by Ren Behan – food journalist on Polish cuisine
- The Sweet Polish Kitchen cookbook by Ren Behan
- BBC Food perfect Polish recipes
- Polish cuisine article on Wikipedia
- The (UK) Polish Social and Cultural Association (POSK)
- The Polish Cultural Institute in London
- My own attempts at making pierogi and golabki
Anecdotes
When I was a seventeen year old engineering apprentice, my senior work colleagues addressed me with the nickname of ‘Cabbage Eater’, on account of the basic foodstuffs they patronisingly associated with my heritage.
Contact Information
There are hopefully avid Polish cuisine fans who’re aware of Polish restaurants which haven’t been included. I’d be most grateful to receive new and / or updated information, particularly photos and web information, by emailing the following address: pierogi@wozny.org
What3Words Maps
The What3Words digital mapping service, which is launched when clicking on a link in the location column, is significantly more reliable and precise than using postcodes. W3W divides the world into three metre squares, giving each square a unique combination of three words (such as gas.window.capital).digital mapping service used is significantly more reliable and precise than postcodes for specifying exact locations. W3W divides the world into three metre squares, giving each square a unique combination of three words.
- Upon clicking a location link on a mobile device, the W3W web page is opened to enable scrutiny of the chosen destination in a map view. The ‘Navigate’ button which appears can then be clicked, giving the opportunity to use the W3W location as the destination in navigation applications such as Google or Apple maps. W3W is endorsed by breakdown and emergency services. An example of use might be upon breaking down in a remote country lane, whereby a voice call would be made to breakdown services. Using W3W enables communication of the precise location.
- W3W can be useful when planning driving in foreign countries, where determining destination street names / town names for entry into navigation devices can be challenging.