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Done out like a sailing club and in an excellent riverside location, Boathouse inevitably has a fine selection of fish dishes. Since opening in 1998, it has become a firm favourite with Poles and expats alike, and during the summer diners can enjoy the rather fine garden. With higher-than-average prices, Boathouse tends to attract the local business and embassy crowd.
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Situated in the Grand Theatre, La Boheme is elegantly decorated and popular with the theatre-going crowd, but it’s good for a business lunch too. Expensive, but those in the know swear it’s the only place in town to go for seafood—its oysters are exquisite. Also serves Italian food.
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