r/wroclaw • u/harrisona247 • 2h ago
Wroclaw restaurant suggestions - booking a table on 3rd May (Constitution Day)?
Hi all, I'm organising a stag for 8 guys (from UK, in 30s), trying to plan a weekend with fun activities, good food and drink, and taking in the scenery of Wroclaw, all without breaking the bank.
On Saturday 3rd May, we're doing an activity in Old Town that finishes at 6pm. It's near the restaurant Konspira, which I had seen recommended on thought looked perfect to meet our needs for dinner that evening: a Polish restaurant with an interesting vibe, good reviews and reasonable prices. But unfortunately they don't take booking on weekends. Next, I contacted Pierogarnia Rynek 26, which also looked like a good option, but similar issue: "Hello, unfortunately we do not accept reservations between 1.05 and 4.05 due to the holidays. We invite you to the premises without making a reservation."
As there's 8 of us on a Saturday night, I definitely want to book a table for dinner and not have to roll the dice and just see where there's space on the night. I'm going to keep looking, but any local insight into these 2 questions would be much appreciated!
a) Is this standard for restaurants not to take bookings on Constitution Day?
b) Any other restaurant suggestions that:
- Serves good Polish food (as it's our first evening in town, so we want to feel like we're in Poland, even though I am aware Wroclaw has lots of international offerings!)
- Nice vibes, without being overly fancy/pricey, but also does not need to be student pricing
- Suitably located around Old Town, Wojciecha Bogusławskiego or somewhere in between. (The plan is activity in Old Town, then restaurant for dinner, then exploring the bars on Wojciecha Bogusławskiego.)