Delibar is one of two Hungarian restaurants in Kraków. The chef is from Hungary and the food here…read moretends to more authentic compared with that at Balaton. I've eaten here a few times. The soups are great and the goulash is quite good. The only complaint I have is the portion size--the dishes always seem just a tad too small. In case of the lunch special, it's down right ridiculous. Three bites and the whole thing is gone.

I am Hungarian living in Krakow town and I regularly coming for a good meal :). The prices are…read morereasonablethe tastes are great. Small, friendly, neat, can manage groups till 12 persons in separated halls. Good for tourist, couples, and families. I am not giving maximum because their foreign language skills are not excellent, but the kitchen makes it forgivable.

My second time at this restaurant- I really enjoy their menu options and the homey atmosphere…read more Today, I arrived before the dinner rush so I was able to get a table for one. Also, there was a pianist playing holiday music among other notable tunes. Being here myself, it was nice to listen to. I ordered the pork chop, breaded and fried, with roasted potatoes. I also got a hot ginger beer. It's not the soda we have in the States - it's actually a beer with ginger, lemon, cinnamon, and clove. Since it's beer based, it's a little out of my comfort zone. I would normally like something like this if it were non-alcoholic and sweeter but it grew on me as I drank it. The pork chop was really good - very basic, comfort meal. There are a lot of choices in Krakow but since I just arrived and was hungry, I stopped in as I knew they had good food.

Great ambiance... and that's the highlight. Our pierogi were ok, though bland (I've had frozen…read morepierogi that were better. The potato pancakes were also comparable to prepackaged. There are (many) better places - even just across the street. At least the service was good. I suppose if you're just coming here for beers, it would be ok.

Good food and a great experience. Very good for families. We went with our4 kids 12 - 21. Initially…read moreplaced us below the kids play area. I didn't want to come across as an ugly American but I finally had to ask to be moved. Our waiter was great. We end up in a booth by the beer taps and it was decently quiet but fun to watch the interaction between the wait staff and the bartenders. Our waiter was great especially after we attempted our mediocre beginner Polish and ordered a couple rounds of Cytrynówka. Food was great. We'll be back this summer!

Great atmosphere and very quick service. Male waiter (sorry forgot his name) was also very kind and…read moreattentive. Out of five days in town we ate there twice. Also bonus they give you a shot of cherry vodka at the end of your meal.

We were driving in Poland and needed somewhere to stop for Dinner. My sister found this restaurant…read moreso we decided to stop in. It was a little hard to find, but eventually we arrived. There were 5 of us and we were a little unsure of what to do when we arrived. It took awhile before we were seated and handed menus. The server gave us plenty of time to look over the menu and came to us after about 15 minutes to take our orders. I tried the Cevappicci, Potato and Cheese Pierogies, and some kind of potato dumpling. The Cevappicci and the Potato and Cheese Pierogies were fantastic. I would order those again any time, but I didn't love my potato dumplings. They were find, just not my thing. They were very glutinous and chewy, not at all what I thought, but that's my fault for ordering something new and not fully knowing what it was. Overall the food and service were good.

Very good food in what felt like the middle of no where! I have a Bosnian friend who turned me on…read moreto cevappicci years ago and was excited to see it on the menu. It was great. My nephew liked the chicken and I have to say, the pierogis were on point! The staff was very nice, even with a large language barrier. The ambiance is so cool! It is very neatly decorated inside and it felt like you were walking 100 years back in time. Very nice restaurant and the food was very good!

It's a Bar! It's a wine-store! It's a resto! Yeah, it's a…read morebit of all three, and nicely done at that. There is a limited selection of food, but what there is, is really quite good (and excellent for lunch, if you go in ones or twos - the kitchen is *tiny*, and this isn't the place for a large group!) That said, as a bar, it is excellent, with a good selection of wines that you can buy.

All I can say is this place most certainly should be on your dining list should you find yourself…read morein Kraków, Poland. I would say Poland definitely is and has a world class soup culture, they take soups very seriously there. The mushroom soup I had was like no other I've ever had anywhere absolutely phenomenal!! Almost every restaurant we visited had 3 to 4 soups on the menu. Kuchnia u Doroty specializes in Soups, Schnitzels, Bigos, Roast Pork, Perogies, Pickled Herring and more. Service is excellent and the ambiance holds a wonderful cozy surprise especially when dining downstairs. By all means hit this place up, you won't be disappointed.

Kuchnia u Doroty is an absolute gem of a restaurant. When you walk in, It gives you the feel of a…read moreclassic Polish restaurant with homemade Polish food. The staff are all very friendly and professional and have in depth knowledge of the menu. This was particularly helpful when trying to understand some of the menu that I was unfamiliar with. We ended up ordering one order of their meat pierogis and one order of their cheese and potato pierogis. They gave a portion of 10 pierogis and they were very filling. We also got their żurek and barszcz soups and all were super flavorful and light. Overall this place is a solid spot and I would come back.

Surprisingly good food. We had the placzki po zbojnicku, zurek, and pierogi z borowkami, all of…read morewhich were delicious. Kids had pizza which was actually made fresh. Good dough but the sauce was a bit sweet to my taste.

Super for lunch!! 19.99 zl with simple cook but tasty…read morepolish food in the centre of Cracow. Even if you don't speak polish, will be easy to understand the menu, as in the main glass of the door, it's painted some funny pictures that represents the daily dish :) In my case, I tasted a great leek cream, and a chicken rolled filled with butter and herbs, accompanied by boiled potatoes and orange&carrot salad, so yummy!!

Food was good but once we were served the waitress disappeared. We could hear her in the back…read moretalking to some young guy, possibly a waiter. She never did come back to our table to see if we needed anything. We had one round of drinks but never were asked if we'd like more. My wife finally went to find the waitress so we could pay. Non-existent service.