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This restaurant specializes in home-cooked Polish cuisine made from local ingredients like pork, cabbage, mushrooms, beetroot and onions, which are combined simply but perfectly. Regional specialties such as duck, goose, herring and bison are also offered to keep the menu interesting.
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