Nice place next to highway. Easy to find and to park. Stuff is polite and talk English. Food is tasty and portions are big. Dishes looks good and table setting is interesting. We enjoyed.

Outstanding customer service from the time we walked in, and were seated. The food served is a very very generous serving, that started with soup spelling I'm not 100% on, Pileča čorbabut was like Rosół/Chicken Soup & Punjena pečna paprika = it was like a...paprika gulasz 😋 Fantastic is an understatement! 10/10 ALL round 🎉✅🏆More

Very tasty, large portions. Perfect place to try Serbian cuisine in Poland. 10/10 :) I was really surprised that this kind of restaurant, with this menu, it is situated like a roadside bar. Definitely worth to came in and eat.

Good food, large portions. We took a set for 2 and it was more then enaught for 2 adults and 2 children

Nice service and atmosphere. You can order food in Serbian. Food is good but not sensational. Large portions. The waiters try their best but you have to wait for them for a long time. It is definitely worth visiting this place to try the cuisine...from this region.More

Fantastic service and atmosphere. Food even better. I can honestly recommend this place. Definitely will back in first opportunity

When you travel by car from Warsaw to southern Poland this is a place you can easily reach. It's a little strange from the outside - we stopped the car and look around if it's this place :), but inside the tavern is cozy, waiters...are very helpful and finally food is pretty good. The Serbian music, waiters with a nice Serbian accent, pieces of furniture: everything was I expected. I truly recommend this place.More

We recommend to order one portion for two, as they are huge. Food is delicious, just poor choice for vegetarians.

Guča must be very popular restaurant in Tarczyn area – when we entered the place on Sunday early afternoon only few tables were available. Service was extremely busy – we’ve had to wait for a while to get menu cards and our drinks. Food is...indeed Serbian-style, however in my opinion it only roughly reminds original dishes served in Belgrade. I’m not sure if it’s because of different ingredients, spices, fat, or something else… I didn’t like presentation of the dishes as well – I believe this can be easily improved if chef pays to it more attention. Service – really nice, but obviously overworked. Price level – average, I’ve paid around 130 zl for lunch for two.More

I had passed by this Karczma many times on the way south but yesterday, owing to my wife's need for some decent food, we pulled in to check the fare. The restaurant is Serbian mostly. The aromas wafting thru the dining room were "old world"...and very interesting (i.e., good smells). In one corner was an accordion player doing a very good job with his instrument and singing enjoyable ethnic songs. After a bit of time our waiter came by and took our order. My wife & i ordered different dishes. After an eternity of waiting our waiter came by and left us with two identical dishes. I marched back to the kitchen entrance and handed the incorrect dish to the waiter and reminded him of what i had actually ordered. He promised me the correct dish in "two minutes." Roughly 20 minutes later, as I was preparing to search out the waiter and cancel my order, he appeared at our table. The food was quite good with nice Serbian flavors. My wife's dish was also enjoyable, though she had to dine alone.More