Good ol' crazy Gary up to his vegan tricks again. You can probably consider this place as an option if you're looking for a slice of vegan life in normally meat-oriented Lublin. Few places cater for such people which makes it feel like you're entering somewhere rather illegal when eventually discovering this place in the dark away from the crowds of the Old Town. The young lady that greeted us at reception spoke some English, enough to get by with a hand from Google Translate. They don't have paper menus, instead requesting that you choose your order on entry whilst taking a step back to absorb the massive chalkboard of listed food on the right wall as you enter. You'll pay upfront too at the counter - they accept credit cards. I ended up with a buckwheat perogi type dish with a very convincing vegan cheese. The portions were fairly decent to the extent each dish was filling. The salad felt a bit hit and miss. Overall, good and a niche that needs to grow into mainstream acceptance. For now Pomylone Gary is a bit of an awkward hipster venue serving some goodness amidst the historically meat-centric culture.

Delicious food, nice staff, cheap, and fast.

I had the potato dish with soy 'pork', and various salads. I thought it was spectacular. Recommend.

Very delicous vegan food.

This was sad. Burger was just mix of main course in bun with some fresh veggies. Mushrooms were bland with tasteless breading. Very bad

Excellent and creative vegan food. Charming service. Loved it!

I had a chance to eat there a while ago. I ordered American Burger with fries and salads. Meal was taste and big enough to satisfy my hunger. I feel price I paid was adequate. I would give one more star but overall atmosphere and housing conditions might be better. I just was feeling strange and like in subordinate place. One hint for visitors - I was navigating using Google Maps and finally I landed on the Street nearby the the place. I had to get back to the previous one and find the restaurant on my own. But it was worth it :).

Well priced, tasty food! Fresh salad on the side of my dumplings was a welcome bit of veg and goodness.

Super polecam. Its lovely food there.

We are on a business trip in Lublin City Centre for 3 days, so heading to a nice vegan restaurant is always a must in other cities. We ate at Bistro Pomylone Gary 3 times. Because we loved it! But: Why 4 out of 5 stars? - The waiting time is long. We came here always around 12 o'clock and had to wait for our drinks at least 15 minutes, food much longer. It never came at the same time, so one person ate, while the other was watching without food. We would have ordered much more drinks if it was quicker, because we usually drink before, while and sometimes even after eating. Restaurants could earn MUCH MORE money, if you just improve the drink service. Especially if you have interesting things like Kompot or melon lemonade (remember: people from out of poland don't know that and might be curious to try) - No english menu. While I am able to speak and read polish, my friend was not. A translated english version would make it easier to order even more delicious food. The positive points: - Great mixture of polish and italian food, some other kitchens available also. Greek, turkish, japanese Ramen. Being a vegan for 9 years I have to say that this nice mix was impressive. Usually mixed kitchen lose quality while having huge menus. - We had some nice polish things I can only recommend: Tomato soup with rice, Fried Pancakes filled with wild mushrooms (YES, and it was delicious!) and of course Pierogi (which I did not have, but it is not easy to find Pierogi handmade without eggs, so enjoy please.) - The salads are really creative - a lot of variation. - The menu itself was just great and very impressive - Really good pizza - super interesting creations, that came out really nice. The seitan steak had a super great taste, everything fried was just amazingly crunchy, super nice mozzarella (seemed selfmade and very impressive!). There are a lot of different cheese creations, that are really nice, like Gorgonzola and Parmesan. - I had maybe one of the best gnocchi in life - don't know what was in the super creamy sauce, but it was amazing. - Fresh made, a lot of regional specialities and some very interesting, seasonal dishes - Why Ramen? Because it is a huge trend in Poland - and it's worth trying. So, all english readers: Try this sweet little bistro and try some of the polish dishes. Prices are in a very good range, so it is even useful to take a piece of cake home with you. And don't forget the tip!

Outstanding place, ticks every box. Involved staff, lovely service and food.. just awesome. Seeing blackboard with listed dishes instead of actual menu is usually good sign, it was very good indeed. Food tasted like it was bought same morning, cooked to order, quality ingredients and most importantly, I got the vibe that someone actually liked being in the kitchen. If you vegetable person or not, Go!

Awesome food! Excellent service!

Everything just works here: interior, music selection, service, and - of course - vegan food.