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  1. 2PiEr

    German

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    A terrace on the fifth floor of Lublin's conference centre, with the city spread out below and a sunset that makes the timing of your reservation feel strategic. This casual restaurant holds a Michelin Bib Gourmand and leans on a menu that mixes traditional Polish cooking with familiar European classics. The wiener schnitzel is the crowd favourite for good reason. The wine list is short, but local beers and cocktails pick up the slack.

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    • Wiener schnitzel

      “the wiener schnitzel, generous in both size and flavour, is always a hit and it’s easy to see why”

      Michelin Guide
    • Pavlova

      “a pavlova for dessert is a must-order if you have the chance”

      Michelin Guide

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