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Sokak Kraft Kebab

A small craft kebab bar on ul. Matejki in the western part of the centre. Mostly takeaway.

  • Takeaway
  • A few seats inside
  • Card payments

Sokak is a small kebab bar on ul. Matejki in the western part of the centre. The name means “street” in Turkish, and the place focuses on craft kebab: when it opened it announced, for example, kebab with honey pork neck and with chicken.

There are only a few seats inside, so it is more an address for a quick bite or takeaway than for a long lunch. Handy when you are coming back from town in the evening or want something hearty in your apartment.

Other grill addresses nearby are Ruszt on ul. Kujawska, a few minutes’ walk away, and the spit-roast chicken on ul. Konstytucji 3 Maja.

Menus, prices and opening hours change with the season, so we do not list them. Check them on site or in the maps before you go.

Worth seeing nearby

All attractions
A ship at the port quay and the lighthouse Sea and port

The Świna quay in the centre

A riverside boulevard in the town centre where you can watch ferries, passenger ships and fishing boats sail along the Świna. In season, sightseeing cruises leave from here.

30-60 min 750 m

A ferry crossing the Świna, seen from above Sea and port

Boat trips around the port and to Germany

A cruise around the port, to the mouth of the Świna or to the German resorts on Usedom. Świnoujście is best seen from the water.

From 1 hr (port) to half a day (German resorts) 750 m

The Museum of Sea Fishing building in Świnoujście Museums

Museum of Sea Fishing

A museum in the neoclassical former town hall from the early 19th century. Baltic nature, amber, ship models and the town's history under one roof.

1-1.5 hrs 950 m

Promenade with graduation towers Sea and port

Graduation towers on the promenade

Wooden graduation towers at the western end of the promenade, fed with brine from the Świnoujście spa. Free, open from spring to autumn.

15-30 min 1.4 km

Other venues nearby

Distance as the crow flies. We choose the venues ourselves, with no paid listings.

Lunch and Polish cuisine

Spit-roast chicken on ul. Konstytucji 3 Maja

A spit-roast chicken stand in the centre, trading since 1991. A piece of local history: according to local media, the town's first street food stall.

ul. Konstytucji 3 Maja 25, Świnoujście 300 m

World cuisine

An Nam Asia Noodle

Asian food in the centre, on ul. Wojska Polskiego: Vietnamese pho, ramen and noodles, plus Japanese- and Korean-style snacks.

ul. Wojska Polskiego 2/U2, Świnoujście 400 m

Coffee, ice cream and desserts

Ma Ma Cafe

A café and cake shop on ul. Wojska Polskiego in the western part of the centre. Cakes and desserts, coffee, tea and matcha drinks.

ul. Wojska Polskiego 16, Świnoujście 450 m

Pizza and Italian food

Pizzeria Mamma Mia

A pizzeria in the centre on ul. Wojska Polskiego. Dozens of pizzas, pasta and salads, to eat in or delivered.

ul. Wojska Polskiego 3, Świnoujście 450 m

See also

Where to eat

Lunch and Polish cuisine

Spit-roast chicken on ul. Konstytucji 3 Maja

A spit-roast chicken stand in the centre, trading since 1991. A piece of local history: according to local media, the town's first street food stall.

ul. Konstytucji 3 Maja 25, Świnoujście

Grill, shashlik and kebab

Szaszłyk House

A grill on ul. Żeromskiego, a few steps from the promenade in the western part of the seaside district. Shashlik, sausage, burgers and zapiekanka, with outdoor seating on warm days.

ul. Żeromskiego 56, Świnoujście

Grill, shashlik and kebab

Ruszt Grill

A grill restaurant on ul. Kujawska: shashlik, including Georgian-style, pork neck steak and ribs from the grate. Eat in, take away or delivered.

ul. Kujawska 5, Świnoujście

Stay longer

Stay a few steps from the beach

We have five apartments in the seaside district, 80 to 150 metres from the promenade. You book directly with the owner.

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