Mini Karczma in Coventry

I was visiting this restaurant quite often and I can say that it is much better now in relation to food. However, there’s not enough choice between soup which is annoying. They have only two to choose from. I would also recommend refurbishment of their restaurant. There are plenty decorations, for example on the walls and they just do not fit to each other. Most of them are looking cheap and it looks that ‘will we keep it just have anything on the walls’. They could make it more warm in relation to decor to show the Polish tradition. In overall, food is good and prices as well. I would just add more choice of food and not mix them with Italian kitchen!

We have just eaten here and felt compelled to write a review straight away. The service we received from Magda was second to none. She was warm, friendly and welcoming, and went out of her way to recommend and explain dishes to us. We had the pork schnitzel with mushroom & cheese, and also the cheese & potato pierogis. I'd asked for them fried and when she realised I'd received boiled she immediately insisted we have them on the house whilst she arranged fried ones for me. She also brought over two packets of wafer desserts for us to try, both free of charge. We paid £22 for 2 meals and two glasses of wine, both of which were delicious. Our first visit, but definitely not our last!

Niezłe domowe jedzenie. Często zmieniane menu świadczy o świeżych produktach. Typowe polskie potrawy. Duże porcje. Dobra cena. Jak u mamy. Warto zajżeć.

My family and I visited this restaurant for the first time tonight. We love Polish cuisine and were not disappointed. The restaurant décor is average a very clean. We sat down and were attended to. Our drinks order was taken and the drinks bought to the table and then we were left alone. After about 20 mins, I went to the server and found out that we have to go to the hot buffet cart and choose our food. The menu changes every day, so there is no menu on the table. There was a specials board in view of the buffet. We chose Pierogi Ruskie ( cheese filled dumplings ) and large meat balls in mushroom sauce. There were also two different pork dishes available and " Military soup ". The meals were brought to the table and the meatballs were served with 3 different cold vegetable salads and mashed potatoes. The pierogi came with sour cream and lardons. Intrigued, we ordered one soup, which was really good. All of the food was absolutely delicious and flavoursome. The portions were large, to the point that we had to share a piece of plum cheesecake between us, for afters, which was also very good. Bearing in mind there were 5 of us, with one beer and 3 soft drinks, the bill came to £50. Well worth it and we will be back.