Sopot restaurants in the Michelin Guide 2026
Sopot once again proves that it is not only the capital of Polish leisure and tourism, but also one of the absolute leaders on the country’s culinary map. The Michelin Guide – the world’s most prestigious restaurant guide – has announced its latest selection for 2026. The result? As many as six restaurants from Sopot have been included in this prestigious lineup!
This is a great success for Sopot’s culinary scene and confirms what residents and returning visitors have known for years: in Sopot, dining is truly world-class. We wholeheartedly congratulate the chefs, restaurateurs, and entire teams whose passion, talent, and uncompromising commitment to quality have been recognized by Michelin’s anonymous inspectors. Your success is a source of pride for the whole city!
Sopot Restaurants Featured in the Michelin Guide 2026
Here are the venues representing Sopot in this prestigious selection this year:
Sopot Restaurants Featured in the Michelin Guide 2026
Here are the venues representing Sopot in this prestigious selection this year:
- Vinissimo Restaurant & Wine Bar – huge congratulations on receiving the Bib Gourmand distinction (awarded for excellent value for money)
- Fisherman - finest food & wine by Rafał Koziorzemski – officially recommended by Michelin
- L'Entre Villes – officially recommended by Michelin
- Café Xander (at Hotel Haffner Resort & SPA) – officially recommended by Michelin
- Petit Paris – officially recommended by Michelin
- Diuna Restaurant – officially recommended by Michelin
Sopot’s success is even more exciting because the entire Tricity area is thriving gastronomically. We also extend our warmest congratulations to our partners from Gdańsk: 33. Treinta y Tres (recommended by Michelin) and ARCO by Paco Pérez, which retained its spectacular Michelin star!
Sopot – the New Capital of Culinary Tourism
These distinctions are more than just a reason to celebrate – they are tangible proof of the dynamic growth of culinary tourism (food tourism) in our city. Sopot is no longer a destination chosen solely for its beach and pier. Today, tourists from across Poland and Europe come here for the experience – unique sensory journeys in which food plays the leading role. Modern interpretations of Kashubian traditions, premium Baltic seafood, outstanding fine dining, and a distinctive wine culture together create Sopot’s unique culinary ecosystem.
Having as many as six local restaurants featured in the Michelin Guide places Sopot alongside the most attractive and “delicious” destinations in this part of Europe. If you are planning your next weekend in Sopot, make sure to reserve your table in advance – these addresses guarantee culinary memories that will last a lifetime!
Sopot – the New Capital of Culinary Tourism
These distinctions are more than just a reason to celebrate – they are tangible proof of the dynamic growth of culinary tourism (food tourism) in our city. Sopot is no longer a destination chosen solely for its beach and pier. Today, tourists from across Poland and Europe come here for the experience – unique sensory journeys in which food plays the leading role. Modern interpretations of Kashubian traditions, premium Baltic seafood, outstanding fine dining, and a distinctive wine culture together create Sopot’s unique culinary ecosystem.
Having as many as six local restaurants featured in the Michelin Guide places Sopot alongside the most attractive and “delicious” destinations in this part of Europe. If you are planning your next weekend in Sopot, make sure to reserve your table in advance – these addresses guarantee culinary memories that will last a lifetime!