Name: Daquise
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Open 12:00 PM - 11:00 PM

Polish

Authentic Polish plates. Open since 1947. Long standing traditional restaurant in the heart of South Kensington.

Daquise brings the flavour of home to London - and has been for 72 years!

Established by Polish refugees in 1947, this iconic restaurant masterfully blends traditional recipes with modern twists like chicken & mushroom crepes.

Step into its cosy wood interiors for a sophisticated taste of authenticity that's still true to Jan and Stefania Kucharek's original vision.

Enjoy an unforgettable meal at Daquise today!

Venue Specialities

Daquise is the perfect spot to relax and take in a delicious Polish meal. The restaurant offers a cosy and warm atmosphere that makes you feel like you're at home.

Plus, the restaurant's inviting staff ensure that all guests are treated with the highest standard of hospitality. Their Polish dishes are made with fresh ingredients – it'll be sure to leave you feeling full and satisfied.

From their famous cabbage rolls to a hearty bowl of borscht, Daquise is certainly one of London's top polish restaurants.

Why should you go to this venue?

If you're looking for something different, Daquise in London offers a truly unique dining experience that's been delighting guests since 1947.

Offering classic and daring flavours from traditional Polish dishes like pierogi to adventurous options such as salmon trout served with horseradish cream sauce - it seems only fitting that today this edgy spot is even more accessible due to takeout and delivery services!

Experience the perfect harmony of creativity, culture & cuisine at Daquise - an absolute must-visit.

Other information

Situated in the very heart of London’s South Kensington, the legendary Daquise has been serving delicious, traditional Polish cuisine for over sixty years. Since 1947 we have welcomed many esteemed guests and played a small part in the history of both London and Poland.

In the sixties, during the height of the Profumo affair, we played host to Christine Keeler and Yevgeni Ivanov, the naval attaché of the Soviet Embassy and KGB spy.

Roman Polanski regularly stopped by for dumplings and goulash whilst filming Repulsion, as did Edward Raczynski, the President of Poland in exile, who anointed Daquise his unofficial headquarters and planned many campaigns to over throw the Communist regime from our tables.

There is nothing that would please us more than to welcome you to our restaurant and together uphold the legend of Daquise.

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