Dynia is pumpkin in Polish, so a pumpkin centric menu. I only had time for the pumpkin soup and it…read morewas delicious! I ran out of time on my trip or I would have eaten here again.

This place is amazing. Extremely delicious and fresh food. The main ingredient and theme here is…read moreobviously "pumpkin" since that's what Dynia means. Most of their dishes have pumpkin in them. They do have non-pumpkin dishes but being this is a pumpkin themed restaurant I decided to get all pumpkin dishes. I started out with the Pumpkin soup. Very hot and delicious. Love how they garnish the soup with pumpkin seeds. I took the cilantro out. Don't like cilantro. A generous portion I might add. A full bowl. I then got the Pumpkin Risotto with salami. This dish is superb. Very well made and perfect flavor and texture. I would highly recommend this dish. Ended with a Pumpkin Cheesecake. Also delicious. Not my favorite type of cheesecake since I eat tons of cheesecake from all over. But this slice was still delicious. What's good about this cheesecake is that it's not overly sweet and loaded with tons of sugar like American made cheesecakes. Finished the night off with a Cappuccino and it was also perfectly made. Great coffee and foam. Will definitely come back here one more time before heading back to the US.

We had a delicious afternoon light lunch at this fabulous Cafe in Krakow…read more Just off the main square, this location has a feeling of Old world charm and elegance. The food we had was outstanding. I had the sour rye soup served in a bread bowl. A hearty tangy warm a hug for your stomach on a cold winter's day. It is a meal in itself. My wife had pierogies. They were freshly made and deliciously filling For dessert I treated myself to the scrumptious tiramisu. Rich and creamy with just the right amount of texture and creaminess. The service was excellent, and the food delicious. Can't wait to visit again!

Fantastic spot for breakfast. I had the bruscetta with smoked salmon and hot chocolate. It was…read moredivine. The hot chocolate was like a melted chocolate bar and so thick I nearly had to use a spoon! Great outdoor spot right on the square.

Major Taste Whipping in Poland?!?! Afraid so. Let's start…read morewith the extensive menu that had something for everyone but what jumped out at me as a kid that grew up in the 90's and a fan of Queen, was the "Highlander" breakfast. It came with scrambled eggs, bacon, sausage, whipped cottage cheese with spices, a piece Of fried cheese, fresh tomato wedges with a vinaigrette drizzle, and a Polish pretzel. Everything was delicious. If that weren't enough I ordered the Lemoncello waffle as well! Just WOW!! A crispy outside and soft fluffy inside with vanilla, lemon zest, and lemon infused whipped cream topped off this master piece. Every bit was a citric explosion with lime purée and fresh berries as a garnish, my tastebuds were in overdrive! Lastly, I had the BEST freaking Iced cafe mocha I have had since I got to Europe (18 days and counting) in between Vienna, Slovakia, Romania, I had to come to Poland to get a legit mocha. The customer service was also amazing! When you done have to look for your server, that is a good server. The ambiance was so relaxed and chill that even every table was full we were just as comfortable as we were when we were the only two people in the restaurant. Five freaking stars!

Cozy little spot with lots of plants everywhere , best coffee I've had since I got here and food…read moreis amazing, very friendly staff, so far my favorite breakfast spot , but lunch menu looks tasty too, so that's next on my list to try before I leave . Definitely recommend!

This was the most beautiful cafe of all time. I absolutely adored it there! There was ambient music…read moreplaying, plenty of plants, books lining the shelves, etc. I loved the area where you could sit on the ground with pillows. The menu is mostly Jewish/Middle Eastern food and a lot of tea and coffee options. I chose a large black coffee for 12 PLN and it was excellent. And cheaper than the mainstream cafes like Starbucks and costa. There was free fast wifi and outlets to use. There toilet was clean. Service was nice. I spent a good amount of time in the cafe just hanging out, doing some reading, and enjoying the atmosphere. Would recommend!

I really like the place- is located in Kazimierz district but in the part I like the most. Place…read moreitself is very nicely decorated and somehow familiar ...:) It brought me some memories. While sipping my milk & honey drink I read the book from the library located in there and also later on took part in special event. All was prepared so well and food - humous and wine and olives were delicious. It was such lovely evening and it was so calm and service was so friendly. I like the idea of having wine testing evening too and also before I was listening to Jewish traditional music and took a stroll around district- all put me in different mood and lift me up a bit - because I am in miserable condition due to other problems- visit in Cheder brought a bit light to me...:)

This place is a hidden gem. From the terrace you can't see the peaceful inside botanicals, the…read moregreenhouse patio, nor the downstairs cave so don't forget to go inside and look for the best seats to fit your needs. It is tight so baby strollers would hae to stay outside. A great place for peiple watching, and a serene atmosphere that calms your nerves and warms your soul. The coffee is also very good!

We really enjoyed this place for coffee with grotto like spaces for privacy. I enjoyed the Aztek…read morecoffee and my husband enjoyed the cappuccino. We liked the laid back ambiance and secret spaces in this fun atmosphere. We also enjoyed the kind service and vintage Polish books to peruse while waiting for our coffee. The intimate atmosphere was memorable and we would return when in Krakow next. I appreciated that the coffee was drinkable immediately.

After trying the Korean lunch (Bibimbap) I promised myself to try the French galettes (kind of…read morepancakes with buckwheat flour) just next door. I went the weekend after and I am glad I did! As its neighbor, the concept is simple, don't expect to find an endless menu. A few choices but when it's good you don't need many options. They brought the best of Bretagne (region from where the galettes are in France) and kept only the famous recipes (complète with ham cheese and egg, or goat cheese and honey, or with salmon). For sure I will be back to try the salted caramel and see if tastes like home :)

Went here with my family. Good prices and they had a small table with toys for my kids…read more I ate two galettes. Gluten free of course.

Great raspberry and basil sorbet in the summer time. Amazing selection of chocolate. I plan to…read morebring it back to usa since it will be edible for another 3 months. The service was nice as well

Kawiarnia Karmello is a trendy yet quaint little cafe on the Royal Route which is worth stopping…read moreinto. The girls working there on the day I visited were extremely friendly and very interested in the fact that I could speak some Polish. We struck up a short conversation, it was a real pleasure. My friend and I were looking for a place to cool off after an afternoon of sightseeing, and it was nice to retreat to the cool of this cafe. We ordered some iced coffees and desserts - because double the sweets is always a good idea. They had so many chocolates as they are also a chocolatier, and I really wish I had saved room to buy some. Every piece looked scrumptious. My drink was tasty, and I drank it too fast. I was glad to have ordered water. It still shocks me to have to pay for water, but I'm not in America anymore, and I'd better get used to it. I ordered the raspberry dessert, and you could tell that it was pre-made. It came in a little plastic cup, and while it looked great, it wasn't fresh-tasting, and it was overly sweet. But it wasn't bad, so I don't want to scare you away. The wifi is free - check for the password on the wall near the coffee bar. Toilets are for customers only, so buy something! Make sure to head to the back for additional seating. There is limited space near the front (and the back room is cooler and more relaxing too!)

As a note, I am visiting during the Christmas Market on a Sunday evening so all of Old Town is…read moreclamoring with people. This is a cozy coffee shop with a hipster vibe. They have 3 levels of limited seating but it's seat yourself so you may be waiting for a table if it's busy. Hop in line and order from the counter. I had to get the hot chocolate because it's the thick kind you can only find in Europe. It went down like a dessert - you almost have to chew it. It's really good, if you like that type of chocolate. The service is excellent - I was helped by a young lady who was very personable. I asked if they took cash but I didn't have the exact amount and they didn't have enough to make change so I paid by card instead. Seems to be the more popular payment type anyway. Make time to stop by during your visit to Old Town - it's worth it!

I love this place. It's very cosy and charming. No loud music (come to think of I am not sure if…read morethere was music at all, but I guess there was, just not too loud) so guests don't need to yell at each other to have a conversation. BTW. I have noticed that many cafes and pubs of Krakow have this approach - which is great - that the background music is rather quiet. after all pub/cafe/restaurant guests come to have a meal/drink and to talk, not to listen to music. I have many wonderful memories from this cafe - meetings with friends for a drink and a chat throughout many years. the place is beautifully decorated and has a unique atmosphere. a very interesting interior, with a mezzanine along two walls in the main room. the mezzanine seating is ideal for a more private conversation or a date ;) even though alcohol is being served there, I haven't noticed any disruptive behaviour. the floor plan of the place (a few connected smallish rooms instead of a large one) prevents bigger groups or (heaven forbid) infamous bachelor parties from frequenting. Although this year I have visited this place on a weeknight so I can't speak for weekends... Altogether I really recommend this place. it is totally unpretentious and is really impressive for those who like antique furniture and decorations, without even trying. There is self service, so don't wait for somebody to take your order - you need to go to the bar to place it. but the staff will clear the tables of course. The cafe has a few connected rooms on the main level, the mezzanine and a medium size room on the second floor (it might be hard to find it) with its own bar, and a beautiful view from the window.