Shashlik with seitan. Delicious. at 5 Smakow in Szczecin

  • CLOSED: 5 Smakow
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  • White Vegetarian
Vegan-friendly
Western
Take-out
Polish

In December 2012 this restaurant changed from Amar to 5 Smaków (5 Tastes). It continues to serve all vegetarian food, with vegan options including desserts. Relocated from Jasna 5/21B. Reported closed May 2024.

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6 Reviews

First Review by jonathancross

Avatar bough

bough

Points +432

Vegan
18 Nov 2023

Good food

Really great Polish dishes.

Updated from previous review on 2023-11-18

Avatar AnkaDamka

AnkaDamka

Points +46

Vegan
06 May 2023

Polecajka

Polecam zajrzeć i skosztować dań

Pros: Wiele opcji vege , Miła obsługa , Pomocna Pani

Avatar something unique

something unique

Points +1171

Vegan
22 Dec 2016

Good place

I had the potato pancakes with cabbage salad, which was good if unspectacular (the salad was good). Relatively large space. I had also ordered a juice, which did not come, but never mind.

Pros: Not expensive, Freshly made

Avatar alisasas

alisasas

Points +60

Vegan
18 Apr 2015

You Would leave this place full (not only from food!)

let's be honest, in Poland is not easy to be vegan or vegetarian, so let's be happy and grateful for every even small place, especially if the food is really delicious!

Cons: not expensive at all!

Avatar Golem

Golem

Points +28

Vegan
14 Oct 2014

Eat more pancakes!

This is a good place with many vegan options! Very nice potatoe pancakes, the vegan version comes with "vegetable goulash" (ratatouille, in fact). Other dishes include pasta, salads, soups and cakes. I did not try the cakes, I do not even know if they were vegan. As it is customary in Poland, lots of side dishes are available, which means it is easy to modify your meal to your liking. Very friendly waitress, good atmosphere. The area surrounding the restaurant is one of my favourites in Szczecin, with lots of Gründerzeit-buildings. Check out the old pharmacy-building (aptek) at the end of the street at the square Grunwaldski, for example.
I would have been happy to have a beer with my lunch, but there was only alcohol-free Bavaria. Also, the portions were a bit on the small side, but that can be fixed relatively easy with a cheap side dish.
A funny detail: the chairs are made from extremely heavy wood. An elephant could sit on one of those without any fear of breaking it.

Pros: Good taste, Friendly waitress, potatoe pancakes

Cons: portions a bit small

Avatar jonathancross

jonathancross

Points +53

Vegan
12 Dec 2010

Tasty, Vegan food in Szczecin?

I and my two companions were quite excited to find this place while waiting for a connecting train in Szczecin.
With walking and a random tram ride, it took about 20 minutes to get there from ther train station.
The woman working there was nice and we were told that everything was vegan, but not 100% sure. Liked the traditional Polish foods sans animal products. We ate a lot and it came out to about 4 euros each (after we pointed out a rather large error on the bill :-)

Yes, great place, but check your receipt.

Pros: Good, hearty portions, friendly, traditional

Cons: overcharged

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