Café Piastowska

Stockholm, Sweden

2.7

3 reviews

Accepts Credit Cards

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Telephone:
+46 8 21 25 08
Website:
www.piastowska.biz
Address:
Tegnérgatan 5, Stockholm, Sweden, 111 40
Vasastan, City
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
740 ftEriksbergsgatan
0.2 miTegnérgatan
0.2 miRådmansgatan
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Takes Reservations
Yes
Accepts Credit Cards
Yes
Good for Groups
No
Attire
Casual
Has TV
No
Waiter Service
Yes

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Local time (Stockholm) 10:48 PM Tuesday, July 1, 2025

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3 reviews of Café Piastowska

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Place rating: 3
Stockholm, Sweden
It was fun to eat some Polish dishes, and the restaurant was cozy. The service was pretty slow and careless on the night I tried it, but the food came out eventually, and it was good. I thought it was a bit overpriced for what it was, but perfectly adequate.
Place rating: 4
City, Stockholm, Sweden
I liked the restaurant a lot, it is different from other places. I had a great soup for starter (I think they change the soup daily) and really great dumplings for main. The lady was strict (no jackets on the chair!) but nice. The place felt more like someone’s home than a restaurant, which I think was the intention.
I paid 500 for starter, main, a beer, a small vodka and a coffee.
Place rating: 1
Norrmalm, Sweden
Okay so these are my reasons for a crappy review:
1) Too high expectations. I was expecting Polish food. The only thing Polish on the menu was Chlodnik (a beetrood soup, which was okay).
2) Only 4 items on the menu (17 September 2012). I have no idea if there was some sort of emergency but on this night the menu really reminded me of PRL (communist Poland).
3) Only one brand of Polish beer (Zywiec), which you can buy for yourself at Systembolaget anyway.
4) Strange staff. Spoke incoherently, had an infinite number of excuses for the crappy experience and appeared really confused.
On the positive note, the food I had (Chlodnik and tenderloin) was good and the prices are decent. 250: — for a starter, main and a beer.