Daquise

££ Polish restaurant
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Trivia: Daquise played a role in the Profumo Affair in the 1960s, regularly hosting Christine Keeler and Soviet attaché Yevgeni Ivanov.

Opened in 1947, award-winning restaurant Daquise is the oldest Polish restaurants in the capital. The restaurant serves traditional dishes from Poland and over the years it has attracted some big names including Roman Polanski and exiled Polish president Edward Raczynski, who planned campaigns to overthrow Soviet powers whilst sitting in the restaurant. The food choices are concise but there's still plenty of variety on offer, including hearty mains such as veal meatballs, breaded pork chop, and goulash.

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FAQ

What kind of food is served at Daquise?

We have categorised the cuisine at Daquise as:

  • Home cooking
  • Polish
  • Dumplings
  • Vegetarian

What is the cost of dining at Daquise?

We have categorised Daquise in the price range Lower mid-range (££).

Does Daquise serve lunch?

Yes, you can have lunch at Daquise.

What is the atmosphere like at Daquise?

We would categorise the atmosphere at Daquise as cosy.

Can I order takeaway from Daquise?

Yes, you can order food to go from Daquise.

Where is Daquise?

Daquise is located at 20 Thurloe St, SW7 2LT, Kensington. Nearby is South Kensington, London. Nearest Underground station is South Kensington (approximately 150m away).