Zapiekanka Grecka
Greek-style zapiekanka; with feta cheese, olives, tomatoes, sometimes gyros meat.
Welcome to our Tartines category – a tour through the delicious world of these open-faced delights! Though not a sandwich in the traditional sense, tartines are closely sandwich-adjacent, balancing delicate flavors on a single slice of bread. From the classic French breakfast tartine with butter and jam, to the sophisticated combinations of gourmet ingredients, we're serving up a feast for the eyes and palate.
Greek-style zapiekanka; with feta cheese, olives, tomatoes, sometimes gyros meat.
Gourmet zapiekanka; upscale versions with premium ingredients.
Highlander-style zapiekanka; with oscypek and regional ingredients.
'Fit' zapiekanka; healthier version with whole grain bread, lean toppings.
Garlic sauce; essential for zapiekanka and kebab.
Silesian roll with sour rye soup; bread for dipping in żurek.
St. Martin's croissant; crescent pastry with white poppy seed filling. Not a sandwich but iconic Poznań bread, sometimes filled.
Polish pumpernickel; very dark, dense rye bread.
Oscypek with bread; grilled smoked sheep's cheese served with bread and cranberry jam.
Preserved cucumber; sweeter pickled cucumber.
Dill pickle; fermented cucumber, essential accompaniment.
Polish mustard; usually mild and slightly sweet.
Mini zapiekanka; smaller portion, sometimes on a roll instead of baguette.
Skewered appetizers; small items on toothpicks, similar to pintxos.
Cheese and grape skewers.
Sauerkraut; fermented cabbage, served with sausages.