Restaurant in Katowice
Amfora Restaurant & Cocktail Bar
A Middle Eastern restaurant and cocktail bar with a back garden, one of the more distinctive kitchens in central Katowice.
Reviewed and updated July 2026
Middle Eastern food at Amfora
Amfora serves Middle Eastern cooking, from appetisers such as muhammara through to desserts like baklava. InYourPocket singles out its menu among Katowice's international options, and the room reads as modern while the service leans traditional and attentive.
Cocktails and a garden at Amfora Katowice
Beyond the dining room there is a cocktail bar and a garden at the back, so it works for a full meal, drinks, or eating outdoors in warmer months. The mix makes it a flexible choice for an evening rather than a quick lunch.
Where Amfora is in Katowice
It sits on aleja Walentego Rozdzienskiego, on the northern side of the centre near the Culture Zone. Opening hours vary by day and season, so confirm current times and any booking policy before visiting.
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