I will absolutely be coming back. Typically kazimierz prices but absolutely worth it. Delicious,…read moreAmazing, Authentic, DO NOT GET SPICINESS ABOVE A 4 though!

This place was incredible! The service was the best on our whole trip and the food - MAAAH GAAAD!!…read moreSooo good. We ordered the margaritas and they were also delicious. And food wise we ordered nachos supreme, jalapeño poppers and enchiladas. NOM NOM

Really fun and funky place. I went in for a quick drink and to try the herring and I was impressed…read more The woman working was really kind and friendly. It's self-service and there are plenty of tables. It's very clean inside. I ordered the pickled vegetables but they didn't have them and the woman was so apologetic. I told her it was no problem. They have a handful of herring flavours (maybe 8-10 total) varying from traditional to experimental. I opted for one of the more unusual ones - the Thai flavoured. I was shocked at how good the Thai flavours were!! It was like having curry from a Thai restaurant. It also complemented the herring so well which I wasn't expecting. The herring itself was different from the pickled, slimy herring I've had before. It was more of a baked/flaky fish. I actually preferred that. It also came with complimentary bread which I wasn't expecting. The bread was just okay (pretty dry) but I used it to mop up the extra curry sauce. The herring + a vodka was 30 PLN. Maybe a bit costly but not bad! Overall would recommend!

Ambasada Sledzia is a self-service place where most people come to get drinks and socialize. Order…read moreat the bar and then get your food/drink. Seating is challenging as there's very few indoor seats available. While outdoor seating is available, there are a lot of smokers, and you're crammed into limited outdoor space. It gets crowded, especially when they block off some reserved tables. The metal chairs are packed into tight quarters, and I constantly bumped into people getting in and out of seat. Despite the unpleasant seating experience, I had the most delicious herrings and enjoyed the sauces here! The MUST ORDER item is The Herrings Platter, which has 4 flavors: Mustard (mustard seed and honey sauce), Yellow (curry raisins and honey), Hot & Spicy (abodabo chipotles), Pink (beetroots and cream). Baked Penne with Chicken was mediocre, but portion size was generous.

After living in Spain and frequently visiting Basque Country, I have to certify this food is…read morequality!! Pulpo is tender and the pimientos de padrón are fried nicely. Served tapa style this was a nice light summer dinner with tasty Albariño to accompany everything. Knocked off a star for slow customer service on an admittedly busy night.

Barka is a destination. It tickled all the aesthetic and gourmand parts of me. You need to sit on…read morethis sexy boat-restaurant on the Wisla river and have one of their sexy cocktails, and watch the boaters going by. The oppressive summer heat gets more bearable. They mist you slightly and there is a small breeze you can feel over the water. The dark wooden heft of the boat and the ideal seating arrangements built right into the boat's architecture feel very sumptuous. The sound track is very lounge-clubby. The whole place feels slightly overpriced by Krakov's generally cheap scale, but then, you won't get cocktails with this flair in other places. I would recommend the drink called "Dark Forest" which uses forest picked berries. The service is very sweet.

I like Barka where I went for the second time with my friend just for a small drink and chat. It is…read moreDutch boat located on the Wisla river banks, close to Kladka Bernatka. It is renovated, 125-years old place with modern and stylish bar and tapas in the menu. I could say that is great in the winter due to 160 -years -I guess- old fireplace. In the summer too where on the deck you can sunbathe using deckchairs. It would be amazing to get a ride on such boat :) sipping your drink.

This bar is right in the corner of Plac Nowy. I've been there a few times for language meetings and…read morehave always enjoyed my time there. There is table service and prices are neither cheap nor too expensive. What is good value though is spring water, which is something ludicrously cheap like one zloty. There is a range of various types of food available, including paninis and various pasta dishes. The food I've tried has been really tasty and very reasonably priced. I've had pasta with swiss ham and sun-dried tomatoes a few times. Another favourite of mine is the so-called "mini pavlova". In fact this there is nothing mini about it at all. With meringue, peanut butter and mascarpone cream cheese it really a revelation. I dread to think how many calories it has in it though. On the down side the wait can be very variable. Personally I have been served very quickly, but some of my friends who have been there at the same time as me (and sometimes eating the same dish, but a little later in the evening) have had to wait what seems like an hour for their food.

I visited Atelier couple of times and I consider the place as good to chill out , grab your snack…read moreand drink...is good to accommodate bigger amount of people together and also enjoy your time in Kazimierz, Plac Nowy. Conveniently located, as starting point before the party in the area could be too...

Hi there! I just took the part in another fantastic wine tasting experience in Stoccaggio- it was…read moreItalian wine tasting and was so nice again. You can also order some food, depends what region it is covered. For example- Italian wines - Caprese, Greek wines-mussaka etc- the food is prepared by great chef :). The presentation is always prepared in professional way and atmosphere is really nice.

All of the Pijalnia bars are world class. We went to 3 different locations - all were excellent…read more Centrally located, cheap drinks, and a great atmosphere until 3am or later every day. A relatively young crowd - early twenties. Pijalnia could take the prize for best bar food. The drink selection ranges from polish beers to various shots - all for $1 euro. Food includes soups, cream cheese+bagels, and steak tartare on rye, all for $2 euros. These were 3 of the very popular dishes. A must go!

I loved the concept! I'd love this place in Chicago. Open all the time and cheap. The decor is…read morealso awesome and styled after the Communist era. Went to this location at the beginning of the night and to the Kazimierz location toward the end of it, or somewhere in the middle...it was definitely a long, epic night in Krakow. We did not try the food but I know I'd like it. Simple Polish standards that go well with drinking. All the food is 8 zl and all the drinks are 4 zl. We had shots only. Plain vodka, Vibovit, Polo-cocta, and Borewicz. The shots were very sweet so we finished washing them down with just plain vodka. All the vodka was perfectly chilled. That was not the case at the Kazimierz location where they were warmer. Warm vodka is not good vodka, blah. The idea of this chain is awesome.

We came here during a foto tour. It was a very pleasant and relaxing end for our little journey…read more The place is very stylish with chefs cooking right near tables. I love watching how masters of their craft do their magic, so enjoyed it a lot. The food was well prepared. Didn't have that good pasta in a while.

Just a stone throw away from Centrum Kongresowe, Konfederacka 4 is located in a very quiet street…read moreand is easy to find. When we entered we decided to ask whether they take card, and the answer was no. Luckily there was an ATM just a minute or two away. We ordered pancakes with dark chocolate and a menu with three different types of cottage cheese. First of all the pancakes were actually one single which surprised me in a good way. However, I think they used too much egg in the batter (or maybe it was on purpose) but for my taste it was closer to an omelette than a pancake, which is not the best combination with chocolate. Also as a chocolate lover (and who isn't?) I would have appreciated a bit more chocolate. The cheese dish then: before we got our food they put a basket with bread on the table, which we of course attacked like hungry wolves. When the food arrived we were surprised to see that the cheese menu is really just that: three cups with cream cheese, which cost 15 zl. We understood that the bread was actually meant for the cheese menu only. Surely they could have served this together with the cheese or maybe warned us that the bread was meant to go with it. The cheese itself was excellent however, especially the one with basil. Lastly, they should step up their bread game, because this was this kind of pre-baked baguette that you just need to heat up. So will we be back? Probably not for breakfast. By reading the comments here it seems it is worth a second shot, maybe for dinner to taste the wine.

One of the best meals I have had…read more Visiting from the U.S., a colleague recommended this place. Came here on a Saturday night with another colleague around 21:30. We were seated immediately. Decor is clean and modern. Very clean. You can see the kitchen/grill right as you walk in. We asked for still water, and was given a half carafe with mint and lime. The waiter kept filling it up for us. There was no charge for the water. We did not have wine, but you could look at their selection which was very nice. We started with cheese wrapped in bacon and toasted bread (which was all cooked on a skewer), cost was $4. Also bacon wrapped smoked plums, $3.50. Menu was al la carte. We both had grilled chicken and the carrot salad. I had grilled potatoes, which were baby red potatoes grilled whole with some Rosemary. My colleague had the grilled vegetable, which was on a skewer, corn, zucchini, pepper, carrot, mushroom and onion. The salads and side were about $1 U.S. each. The chicken was a breast, very juicy and tender. The chicken was about $6 U.S. each. The carrot salad was a bit different than traditional. Not as much vinegar, but a tiny hint of spice. It was very nice. Looking forward to going back.