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polish restaurant
A full-service restaurant specializing in food from the culinary traditions of Poland.
A Polish restaurant is a full-service eatery specializing in foods prepared in the culinary traditions of Poland.
The culinary specialization distinguishes it from other European restaurants. Dishes and ingredients shared with neighboring countries do not make the cuisines interchangeable, and no single shared dish establishes that a restaurant specializes in Polish cooking.
The restaurant can be located outside Poland. Its service remains that of a restaurant; a cafeteria with Polish food has a different service format. Neither a particular meal time nor a fixed list of dishes is a condition of Polish cuisine.
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