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SmaQ Food & Wine Restaurant (Q Hotel Plus Katowice)
The hotel has a modern SmaQ Restaurant, which, due to its location in the city center, is an ideal place for hotel guests, tourists and residents of Katowice.
All dishes are prepared with the highest quality products. The chef offers a rich menu, which includes dishes typical of traditional Silesian cuisine. A rich breakfast buffet is available each morning. Seasonal inserts, which refer to current culinary trends, are periodically available. The whole offer is complemented by a menu card created especially for children.
The restaurant's interior is characterized by a combination of simplicity, elegance and modernity. Huge windows provide an inflow of daylight, which perfectly harmonizes with the bright colors of the interior. The arrangement of space is completed by the lobby bar, which is a cozy place to relax with a book, newspaper or TV.
The restaurant is a member of the Silesian Tastes Culinary Trail.
In the Silesian Tastes Menu we recommend:
- "Hekele" - Silesian herring salad
- "Żur śląski" - Silesian sour soup
- Silesian roulade with white noodles and red cabbage
- "Śląski Cwibak" - gingerbread cake
Location
street Wojewódzka 12
40-026 Katowice
Commune: Katowice
Tourist region: Silesia
Location: in the city/town, in the city/town centre
General Information
: restaurant, szlak kulinarny
: European, Polish, Silesian
Contact data
: +48 32 740 99 40
: smaq@qhotels.pl
: http://www.qhotels.pl/katowice-plus/o-restauracji
Prices & amenities
: we accept payments, we accept card payments, we speak English, car park
Availability
: whole year
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Wybrane potrawy
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"Hekele" - Silesian herring salad -
"Śląski Cwibak" - gingerbread cake -
Silesian roulade with white noodles and red cabbage -
"Żur śląski" - Silesian sour soup
Nearby
The building of the old train station in Katowice was erected at the beginning of the twentieth century, and for many years it was one of the flagships of Upper Silesia. In the course of time, the railroad station was becoming less and less sufficient for the needs of the growing passenger traffic. This situation resulted in the several extensions of the building by adding upper floors, and after the Second World War, it was decided to build a new facility, which was opened in 1972. Currently, the old train station building belongs to a private company.
Katowice developed from a small village to a major urban industrial center over several decades, from the late eighteenth to the mid-nineteenth century. The oldest and most important urban axis is the line connecting the three squares: Wolności, Rynek (Market Square) and Szramka. Of these three sites, the Market Square was laid out as the firSt It was a place which for several centuries was an important transportation hub. The oldest urban axis is lined with a number of stately edifices, including the synagogue, the church of Saint Mary’s, etc.
The Edifice of the Central Administration Offices forms a western frontage of the Silesian Parliament Square in Katowice. It was built in the late 30s of the last century to accommodate the government offices, which were not housed in the Silesian Parliament. The office building was designed by modernist Witold Kłębkowski, who gave it the shape of a lying cuboid. Before the Second World War, there was a stone relief of a crowned eagle on the eastern facade of the southern projection. The work of Stanisław Szukalski was removed by the Nazis.
In the interwar period, the Silesian Parliament (Sejm) was in the legislative authority of the autonomous Silesian voivodeship. In the years 1925-1929, a magnificent edifice was built in Katowice, which became the seat of both the Silesian Parliament and the Voivodeship Office. The building was the largest in Poland at that time. It- was built in the neo- Classicist style. The Parliament Hall became a model for the Sejm of the Republic of Poland, which was being constructed at the same time.
The Krystyna Bochenek Cultural Center of Katowice is one of the most important cultural institutions on the map of Upper Silesia. The center arranges exhibitions and conducts educational activities, organizing festivals and concerts. The Korez Theater, the Centre of Polish Stage Art and music clubs operate in the building. It was built in the 1970s as the Educational and Ideological Center for Workers’ Cadre.
The Educational House of the People's Libraries Society at Francuska Street in Katowice is one of the most spectacular examples of modernist architecture created in interwar Poland. The building was erected in the years 1929-1934, and the designers were Stanislaw Tabeński and Józef Rybicki. The edifice presents all the features of a modern building, recommended by the master modernists - French architect, Le Corbusier.
Silesian Tastes Culinary Trail
See also
Accommodation
Q Hotel Plus Katowice is 4* hotel. The hotel was pened in May 2017. It is located in the Katowice city center, 400 meters from the Railway Station, close to the major city attractions like Spodek - Voivodeship Sport and Show Arena (2 km), Katowice International Congress Center (2 km) and Polish National Radio Symphony Orchestra (2 km) and Silesian Museum (2.5 km).
Silesia Apartaments offer accommodation in perfectly equipped studio apartments in the city centre.
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