Restaurants in Poznań you must visit in September 2025!
For years, Poznań has been delighting with its diverse culinary scene, seamlessly blending tradition with modern trends. The city is bursting with flavors – from classic Greater Poland specialties and creative signature cuisine to exotic inspirations from around the world. Is the perfect time to embark on a culinary journey through Poznań
AVE is a summer 2025 debut in the heart of Jeżyce – a modern, relaxed spot offering hearty, unpretentious cuisine. The menu highlights schnitzels in classic and creative variations, and beloved meat patties with braised cabbage and potatoes. The place has been packed since opening.
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Cyrk is a new spot in Poznań serving breakfasts, lunches, and house-made baked goods. The imaginative menu offers visually and tastefully striking combinations, with dish names inspired by circus attractions. A playful, creative space for breakfast and lunch adventures urban explorers will enjoy.
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ul. Stary Rynek 6, 61-772 Poznań
www.kunstpoznan.com
www.kunstpoznan.com
KUNST Restaurant, opened in February 2025 in the Arsenal at Stary Rynek 6, Poznań, serves modern Polish cuisine. It offers a tasting menu (6 or 9 courses) based on local ingredients. Meat-free and gluten-free options are available. In the morning, a single breakfast is served, prepared in front of guests.
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ŁYK café on Garbary Street, opened in 2025 at Garbary 58, is perfect for breakfast, a light lunch, or coffee with something sweet. In the evening it transforms, serving a light sharing menu alongside creative cocktails, including non-alcoholic options.
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Marietta Focacceria is a new Italian spot on the map of Poznań — recently opened at Ratajczaka 35. From early morning, the aroma of freshly baked focaccia fills the air, and each sandwich delights with an authentic Italian taste.
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At the corner of Ratajczaka and Taczaka streets, where the Mexican restaurant Mamasitas once stood, Panda HOT pot has opened its doors – a place serving dishes in the traditional Chinese style of cooking in broth at the table. Guests can choose between an all-you-can-eat option or pay for ingredients by weight.
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Sisi, a breakfast spot in Jeżyce opened in 2025, perfectly complements the district’s rich breakfast scene. Alongside a full morning menu, it offers sweet pastries — an ideal place for breakfast and relaxed coffee meetings.
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A new restaurant, “strona.”, has opened in the heart of Poznań, inside the iconic Dom Książki building at 13a Gwarna Street. The culinary concept is led by acclaimed chef Paweł Salamon—winner of the Culinary Cup of Poland and Greater Poland Chef of the Year—who brings seasonal, avant-garde cuisine to this literary-inspired venue.
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Sunday is a family-friendly café and social space opened in spring 2025 in Poznań’s Jeżyce district, on Kościelna Street right next to Ramen-Ya. Its bright, pastel interiors and welcoming atmosphere quickly made it a popular spot – it’s worth, or even necessary, to think about booking a table in advance.
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Szkło is a new wine bar that has been operating on Gwarna Street in Poznań since August 2025. This elegant spot for wine lovers quickly gained very positive reviews and became a fresh, atmospheric highlight on the city’s gastronomic map.
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