Stunning desserts. The menu shows pictures of the dessert and they look exactly the same, WOW. Alot of technique and good understanding of plating. The home made Apple pie had smaller flaws, the topping was made out of mashmalllow and center apples. All fine however...the crust in the bottom tasted bad. It had soaked the acidity from the Apples and the combination was a dry mix of water with brown bread.More

The place is nice, lovely view of course, prices are not very high... But the service is disappointing. Not welcoming, a bit snob. Waiters sometimes make you feel like you are a nuisance. There's no WiFi. Male bathroom filthy. I'd recommend a quick drink, and...move on.More

Wow. We originaly just popped in for and hot drinks. After looking at the menu and seeing the food being brought out we decided to eat. Two of us had fish soup which was absolutely packed with different seafood and flavour and the others had...sweets which were well presented and yummy. We also had hot chocolate and mulled wine. Good staff, great food and lovely surroundings.More

We had romantic dinner here And next day returned again We tried steak, halibut, salad Cesar. Desserts and coffee were all amazing Des

A restaurant at the end of the famous Sopot Pier (Molo). If you stay outdoors, the view at the Baltic Sea is great. It gets smelly at times, if old ships stop by nearby. But ice-creams outdoors on a sunny day is a good experience....You have to buy the full set with three scoops and extras. But they taste. The service is quite fast. The coffee seems quite decent. Indoors did not seem air-conditioned. The doors were open and the interior was hot. The bathrooms were small and there was a line to get to them. And of course you need to pay the Pier entry fee to be in the restaurant area in the first place. But we enjoyed the desserts outside in the sun.More

We only had drinks in the place and they were really good. Everyone enjoyed themselves. But the servers were TERRIBLE. She nearly did not understand us and was very standoffish against us.

We went there to have a drink. We were checking the area because we planned 2 days at the beach so we went to check. It was very elegant place and we didn't believe we could order only drink there, we looked around and we...noticed that was possible, so we sat there for an hour enjoying the fresh drinks. It is a nice place with a very nice view.More

We was a party of 10 and was just looking for some drinks but decided to stay for lunch when we saw some other guest food. Nice atmosphere inside and friendly staff. The food was excellent and some in our group said it was the...best fish dish they ever had. Nice wine and desserts as well.More

Delicious find at the end of the pier. Initially we were just going in for a drink, but the food looked amazing. The steak tartare was delicious and fantastically well presented with all its garnishes and under a dome with wood smoke👍 The baked salmon...was very tasty with a fantastic crust. The chef’s salads were also delicious and overall we had a great lunch. Not the cheapest place to eat in Poland but fantastic quality of food and views at the end of the pier.More

This is the only restaurant on Europe's longest wooden pier, and it has a fantastic view of the Baltic sea, the Marina, and the coastline north to Gdynia and south to Gdansk (so, remember you're on prime real estate when you check your bill). Plus,...I found that the cuisine, drinks menu and service all live up to the high quality of the location. There are indoor seating options (2 levels) and in the depth of Winter that might be attractive, but if the sun's out, sit at one of the terrace tables (after checking the wind direction!) The morning I visited, it was sunny but with a very cold wind, and the terrace was in the sheltered lee of the building and in full sun. It was delightful sitting there sipping my Prosecco while I waited only a few minutes for the Salmon Tartare to arrive. The flavours were fresh and clean; and visually, the plating style of my starter (and all the dishes I've seen) was colourful and very photogenic! It's a special place and it was a very happy experience.More

I visited Sopot on March 16th to walk the longest wooden pier in Europe. While I was there I went into the Metidian restaurant which is situated right in the pier.I can only say good things about my experience here. First of all it is...not a tourist trap . It is an authentic a Polish restaurant and I think I was the only foreigner there at the time. There were lots of family groups including young children who were very well behaved enjoying a late lunch on a cold Saturday afternoon. All staff that I met were super friendly and efficient. My food was amazing and worth every minute that I waited fir it. It was cooked to order which in my book is always a good sign.More

We came by for a late lunch, and that was a treat! Both the main courses and desert was great - magical flavors! The staff are kind and welcoming, prices are reasonable and the view beautiful! Recommended!