Small plates, delicious food, excellent wine assortment and friendly service. This restaurant/bar…read moreis located a few steps away Shrindlers fabric in Kraków and it is a hidden gem. It has traditional Polish, Belgian and Hungarian food. Fun atmosphere, soft music and casual bar where couples, friends and small groups can wine down the day and relax. Highly recommendable if you are a local. And if you are a tourist this is the perfect non-touristy place to enjoy surrounded by locals. But shhhh.... Don't spread the word and come before more people discover it !!

Perhaps we visited at a particularly slow time, however this place really lacked any sort of…read moreatmosphere. It was quite cold inside and the service wasn't super friendly. I ordered a mulled wine to warm up but they had just served the last glass. I then asked if they had a wine list, and the answer was a straight "no", without any discussion of the wines on offer. So I stood awkwardly for a few seconds and then asked for a red wine. The barman produced three bottles and talked me through them, which is where the service perked up a little. I chose the Polish wine as why not, you don't see a lot of wine from Poland in the UK. This was 14PLN for a small glass and was pretty good, however the cold temperature and chilly atmosphere meant we headed off after one drink. If this was local to me I would probably spend more time here sampling wines and cheeses. If you're in the area anyway on a trip to Kraków I'd say call in, but don't make it a destination.

We could not be happier with this accommodation! To the point - the staff was very gracious and…read moreattentive. The hotel itself has a classic look, the rooms are comfortable. This is a short walk from old town and many wonderful shops and restaurants. The city is alive and the hotel is at the heart of it. The breakfast buffet is a great option and I highly recommend. I would stay here again. Thank you staff for such a wonderful experience.

Enjoyed our stay! Thank you for hosting us and making us feel so comfortable away from home.read more

Great local bar that was our goto late night place. Nice blend of locals and tourist. Beer, wine…read moreand cocktails with light snacks available and desserts. Named singer after the sewing machines , that they have on a lot of the tables . Kind of a neat thing. Not super friendly staff but nice enough . They kinda just wanna serve you and get in with their day. Not chatty ! We visited this place twice while we stayed in krakow. Had a mix of drinks. Espresso martinis, limoncello spritz, G&T and aperol spritz. Would not recommend the mango cheesecake! It was more like a jello cake than a cheesecake. Other cakes looked great though! Fun late night spot with a nice atmosphere. Cheap too!

A+ for the decor, drinks, and service! The singer gives off total 1920s speakeasy vibes, creating…read morean atmosphere that's both classy and cool. It's the perfect spot for late-night drinks, with just the right amount of buzz--expect a solid crowd on weekends and Thursday evenings. A must-visit if you're into chic, vintage-inspired nightlife!

I had been waiting to eat here forever. I was not disappointed. It's fantastic. White glove…read moreservice but not snobby as I was wearing a button up and jeans. The food is some of the best I have ever eaten. If you want French cuisine in Poland don't miss this. It knocks out most of the restaurants I've eaten at in Paris. (No Yelp back then to review). The dining area is all original 500 years old below ground. The exposed brick and candles make it lovely. Not good for kids or large groups but it's not to be missed. Update: just returned for dinner 8/9/19 I will just say that it's as great or better than my previous dinner. Do not miss it. Service is impeccable and the food just wonderful.

The waiter who served us during this wonderful dinner is one of the most professional waiter we…read morehave ever met! He makes this dinner to one of the most memorable ever! The underground location in an old brick cellar is just stunning and has a lovely warm feeling. We had starters, main and dessert. The main menu was deer medallions with black lilac and blackberries and entire lobster with cognac sauce for my wife - both tasted delicious! To the lobster our professional waiter recommends a chardonnay from Uruguay(!) and it was one of the best chardonnay we have taste ever! The service, the staff, the food, the wine - the whole feeling was great! I would highly recommend this place for a high-quality meal! NB: Book ahead as it obviously has a good reputation!

It's the medieval marketplace located in the middle of Old Town square. It originally started in…read morethe 13th century with uncovered vendors in wooden stalls selling cloth. The first covered building in the Gothic style was funded by King Casimir the Great in the 14th century. A fire in 1555 destroyed it, but then it was reconstructed in the Renaissance style. Today, it still has elements of both architectural styles. There are some plaques written in Latin, gargoyles with satirical faces, and female angelic figures that were added to the facade over the years. There's even a knife hanging down from the entrance on the side of St. Mary's Basilica. It's tied to a legend of the 2 brothers who built the church towers. There are some uncovered and restored advertisements near one of the archways. The building has a lot of character. There is a branch of the Museum of Kraków featuring 19th century Polish art that is located on the top level. It's closed on Mondays with free admission on Tuesdays. There is a restaurant called Café Szal that boasts beautiful views of the square. The shopping within the Cloth Hall is mostly souvenirs and touristy items. There were many tourists buying their goods. We had a better cultural experience at the Stary Kleparz market which had a little of everything (including food and wine). The Cloth Hall is still worth a visit, and shouldn't be missed.

The market square in Krakow is another must visit. The "bazaar" here is very interesting. Lots of…read morestores selling kitschy stuff, local goods and souvenirs. I did not buy anything but enjoyed the visit and looking around.

What a great find! My crêpes were delectable. I picked the natural yogurt filling with raspberry…read moresauce topping. So good! Good coffee (and a respectable size). This was recommended to us and I'm so glad I followed up on it.

Varied menu, rustic interior, prompt friendly service. Butter chicken is a truly fantastic dish…read more Warm spices, nice amount of chicken. Very filling. Thai coconut curry with chicken was delightful as well. Pumpkin soup was very good but the spices overpowered the flavor of pumpkin. Enjoyed the addition of pumpkin seeds to the soup. Multiple other items on the menu sounded very good as well.

Favorite restaurant in Krakow at the foot of Wawel castle. Great for kids with a play area in back…read moreand upstairs from the dining where there is only one way out. Food is great and the staff is always nice. They speak English well so no worries there. They always give you this signature cherry liqueur shot to end your meal. There is enclosed outdoor seating great for summer and winter.

We made a reservation and were seated immediately in the family area, which is towards the back…read morewith several tables and a staircase leading up to a pretty big play area with slides, ball pits and climbing areas. I can say that eating dinner here while our two kids played upstairs was amazing. My husband and I had a drink and conversation in peace and quiet as our kids were having a blast upstairs. The U.S. really needs to pick up on this idea The food was delicious and the menu is so big they're sure to have something for even the pickiest of eaters! Recommend this place for everyone but ESPECIALLY recommend it to parents of small kids in need of a short break from toddler meltdowns or sibling bickering!

My father suggested this spot and I thought it a good idea. So, straying from the Polish food for…read moredinner and...this place is amazing!!! Roast chestnut soup w/ dried plums. Corsican charcuterie. Roast goat cheese on crostini. Grilled anchovies on bruschetta. Go here, Krakow! It's delicious!

Good fresh food with good ingrediants for a starter. Not…read morecompromising with the Polish requirement to put sugar in any and every type of food. I ordered the Tuna steak. It was of good quality, and prepared with attention to both the meat and the sauce. The salad with roasted goat cheese afterward was also well done - fresh greens and good quality cheese. The food and wine are reasonably priced. The service, attentive. This is one of the better restaurants in Krakow.

Another wonderful dining experience we had in Kraków. While this restaurant has not earned a…read moreMichelin star yet, it is recognized by the Michelin Guide as a Recommended restaurant--an indication of its exceptional quality and consistency. What truly stood out were the incredible seafood dishes. Every plate was impeccably prepared, showcasing the freshness and natural sweetness of the ingredients with refined technique and beautifully balanced flavors. From the first bite to the last, the seafood was the undeniable highlight of the meal and some of the best we enjoyed during our time in Poland.

Good seafood restaurant, very nice ambiance (albeit formal, if that is to your liking). I started…read morewith the tuna carpaccio, which was not what I expected. Normally carpaccio is thin slices, this was more of a tartare. Then I had the turbot with asparagus, turbot was nice but did not blow me away. The side salad was good though drenched in dressing, that may or may not be to your liking. Overall I was glad I went but not blown away.

4 stars based on good food and drinks and the great patio. The service here could be better and…read morefriendlier. We waited for patio seating and were happy to squeeze 4 into a table but the server didn't seem happy until we ordered alcohol and she became a little more hospitable! Anyway! Nice cool spot for people watching and the food here is really good. We started off with coffees and then Kir royales. Ordered a couple of their open faced toasts and a quiche. Everything was fresh and well presented and I loved the pea pesto ! They had gluten free bread also for my celiac friend. Pastries here didn't strike me as all that even though everyone seemed to order them around us so decided to try those elsewhere. It was a nice start to our day food and drink wise. This is a busy spot though and you may have to wait for seating .

A charming place with plenty of tables and a friendly staff. The food was good, menu choices were…read moreample and the place was clean. Definitely recommended.