Restaurants, hotels, bars and wineries in Gdynia from the En Primeur Club guide.
Accolades in Gdynia
These are the rooms that shape Gdynia’s upper tier, with tasting menus, curated lists and service built around longer meals.
Quadrille in Orlowo serves modern Polish fine dining in an Alice-in-Wonderland theme, with tasting menus, an a la carte menu and a curated, extensive, sommelier-led wine programme. Caviar and cheese trolleys are served tableside. The restaurant holds a Relais Chateaux award for 2025.
Biały Królik in Gdynia city center serves contemporary Polish fine dining through artistic tasting menus and a curated, sommelier-led wine programme. Servers present the menus with theatrical storytelling. The restaurant holds Relais Chateaux awards for 2025 and 2026.
Oberża 86 in City Centre (Starowiejska) pairs modern Polish-French seasonal cooking with an open kitchen, set menu options and an extensive wine list. The wine programme is curated and sommelier-led, and the kitchen works in a market-driven format.
Tapas Barcelona serves Spanish small plates with an extensive wine list, Butchery & Wine serves grilled steaks with a curated wine programme, and Lolo Thai Jolo serves Thai street food with a standard wine programme and a beer programme.
Tapas Barcelona in Gdynia Centrum is the only tapas bar in Gdynia. The cuisine is Spanish tapas, served in a small plates format. The wine programme is curated, and the wine list is extensive.
Butchery & Wine is a steakhouse and grill with a curated wine programme, an extensive wine list and an a la carte menu of premium grilled steaks and local meats. It holds a Michelin Plate for 2026 and an Opinionated About Dining Casual in Europe rank of 842 for 2025.
Lolo Thai Jolo in centrum serves Thai street food in an a la carte format, with a beer programme. Dishes have clearly marked spice levels, and the menu includes tom yum soup and cod in banana curry.
Gdynia has 2 venues in our guide, and every other neighbourhood in our guide has 1 venue. Quadrille is in Orlowo, Biały Królik is in Gdynia city center and Oberża 86 is in City Centre (Starowiejska).
Gdynia has no Michelin-starred restaurants in our guide. Butchery & Wine and Oberża 86 hold Michelin Plates for 2026. Butchery & Wine serves grilled steaks and local meats, while Oberża 86 serves modern Polish-French seasonal cuisine in City Centre (Starowiejska).
Tasting menus appear at Quadrille in Orlowo and Biały Królik in Gdynia city center. Oberża 86 in City Centre (Starowiejska) serves a set menu. The Quadrille hotel in Orłowo serves a twelve-course plant-based tasting menu.
No venue in our Gdynia guide holds a Wine Spectator award. The citywide Wine Spectator award total is 0, across all 12 restaurants and all 3 hotels in the guide.
By Emmett Haley · Updated October 8, 2026 · Editorial standards
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A Gdynia outpost of the respected Warsaw operation, Butchery & Wine on Abrahama street applies the same meat-forward formula that earned the original its following: local cuts grilled with restraint, homemade black pudding, adept fish cookery, and a wine list built for sharing. Opinionated About Dining has ranked it among Europe's notable casual restaurants three consecutive years, most recently at number 842 in 2025.
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The kitchen works within a market-driven format at a price point that sits well below comparable Michelin-acknowledged addresses on the Tricity coast. For a city still building its fine-dining credentials, it represents a reliable anchor.
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Biały Królik brings a creative cooking sensibility to Gdynia's quietly evolving restaurant scene, with Chef Suliman Saleem applying a cross-cultural perspective to Polish ingredients and tradition. Folwarczna 2 is the address; advance booking is advisable.
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Quadrille operates inside an adults-only Alice in Wonderland-themed space at Folwarczna 2, Gdynia, with a plant-based Polish fusion menu overseen by Chef Aaron Lindell. The format sits firmly in Gdynia's premium dining tier, closer in ambition to Tricity's destination restaurants than to neighbourhood tables.
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Hashi Sushi Gdynia serves Japanese sushi with a sake program at Przebendowskich 38 in Gdynia, with lunch or dinner the practical fit.
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Neapolitan pizza and pasta have found a foothold in Gdynia's dining scene at Kto Napoli Pizza, Pasta & Friends on Staniszewskiego Street. The restaurant positions itself within the Italian casual-dining tradition that has grown steadily across Polish coastal cities, offering a counterpoint to the Baltic region's heavier northern European fare. It sits comfortably in a city whose restaurant range now runs from refined Polish cuisine to pan-Asian formats and beyond.
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Thai Cooking in a Port City Built for Bold Flavors Gdynia has always been a city comfortable with the foreign. Built almost entirely in the twentieth century as Poland's answer to a landlocked trade rival, it absorbed influences from the Baltic...
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Pueblo sits on Antoniego Abrahama in Gdynia's central district, occupying a dining scene that has grown more internationally diverse over the past decade. Positioned among the city's mid-tier independents, it draws a neighbourhood crowd alongside visitors crossing the bay from Gdańsk. Its address places it within walking distance of Gdynia's main commercial corridor and the Trójmiasto's broader restaurant circuit.
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On Świętojańska, Gdynia's main pedestrian artery, Tapas Barcelona brings Spanish small-plate culture to a city more accustomed to Baltic fish and Polish hearth cooking. The format invites grazing rather than ordering — shared dishes arriving in sequence, portions sized for conversation. It occupies a niche that few other addresses on the street attempt.
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Greek Warmth on the Baltic Shore Władysława IV is one of Gdynia's quieter commercial stretches, a few blocks inland from the waterfront bustle that defines the city's summer identity. It is the kind of address where a restaurant has to earn its...
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A Relais & Châteaux property inside an 18th-century Baltic estate outside Gdynia, Hotel Quadrille pairs an adults-only format with an Alice in Wonderland interior concept — checkerboard floors, velvet armchairs, whimsical installations — and a twelve-course plant-based tasting menu. With 32 rooms named after literary figures and rates from US$116 per night, it occupies a position unlike most Polish luxury hotels.
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Mövenpick Hotel Gdynia belongs to a coastal city where hotel design is shaped by port infrastructure, modernist streets, and the Baltic’s working waterfront rather than resort theatre.
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