Great food and pleasant waitress. This place should be busier, for sure. Convenient location to…read moreJewish quarter. Ran into a food tour, so got a little history while dining.

Amazing food!! I got the potato pancakes and pork goulash which was so good and filling. The…read morepancakes were crispy but not oily, and the goulash was so flavorful. The ambiance is also great--elegant with quiet music. I sat here for dinner on a rainy day and the vibes were quite good.

I've eaten here twice. Both times has been pretty good. I like the ambiance and the service had…read morebeen great both times. The food is excellent but not the best I've had. I thought the salmon could have been cooked a little better, it was a tad dry. The potatoes and asparagus were great. Honestly, I'd rather see less potatoes and more asparagus but that's just personal preference. They have gluten free options but no gluten free bread, which is a bummer for this caliber restaurant. They did bring out some carrots, celery, and I think daikon. I preferred the daikon over the other two. There are many places in Krakow to try but this place will stay on my "will go back" list.

I really enjoyed my recent visit to Krakow, and this was one of my favorite meals during the visit…read more My colleague and I needed to go during off ours due to meetings, but I felt that we really received special attention rather than the leftovers. The rabbit croquettes and braised lamb entree were probably the two best meat-based plates that I had in Poland. They had an excellent old fashioned and good beer options, as well. My last comment is that I appreciated the server's regular attention. Though their English was limited, they went out of their way to check up on us, top off drinks, and ask about how our time in Krakow had been.

Look the lay back feel of the place. And wow the price is so reasonable. Super comfortable and the…read morestaff is friendly. I will definitely be back. They have a beautiful garden in the back. The sweet pancake was the best!

Great little place with a sitting bar in the front room and a number of booth and freestanding…read moretables at the rear. Lunch special is excellent value - 14PLN for soup and a main (with selection of potato+salad), and served with a juice. Good size and cooked fresh to order. Also a TV available at the rear room which was showing the news channel on this visit.

Beer House Pub is a popular location for drinks and wide range cuisine. The atmosphere appeals to…read morean equally younger and mid aged crowd with it's full bar and beer selection. They offer pork, chicken, and burgers. They have traditional Polish Dumplings (Pierogi) and pizza. They have a few polish drinks that incorporate the Bison Grass Vodka into them. They have other well drinks and a wide beer selection. It was a full house ... We waited maybe 15 minutes for our table and they had about 18 people waiting to be seated (including us). We did not have a chance to try the dessert menu due to us eating late and the kitchen had closed shortly after we ordered. Recommendation is neutral if there is a wait to be seated. If you did not have traditional Polish food prior to checking here, reconsider and go for pierogi, goulash, or other traditional dish.

This is a pub inside of the hostel. A bit strange, but interesting. A lot of young people, like…read moretravelers and tourists. I got one beer there and enjoyed sitting outside in the inner yard terrace. Cannot say anything specific about the food or the service.

Probably the best meal I've had in Krakow. Seriously…read more I had the halloumi falafel salad and it was AWESOME. I added tofu for a little extra fuel and dayyyyyyyum was if good. Don't get fooled by Alchemia, the other bar/restaurant that's connected to this one. They have a back door entrance and behold, you go from old school Alchemia to modern, sleek, hipster Alchemia od Kuchni! So happy I found this spot, many thanks to some recommendations from friends who have been as well as my Airbnb hosts. Tourists and locals, they all agree on this place.

Fantastic spot for brunch. Came here on our last day and wished we'd found it before because we…read morewould have been regulars. Great coffee. Great fresh orange juice and beautiful eggs benedict. Other dishes on other tables looked equally good. There were a few kids in the restaurant as well so good for families. There is a bar with the same name which is connected but the restaurant is on the side road. As everywhere in Krakow, very reasonable prices. You would pay at least double in every other tourist city in Europe.

For the most part, I had been sticking to the Michelin guide on my visit to Krakow, but I wanted to…read morecheck out a few more restaurants. I stopped in based on online reviews and reviewing their menu outside. My lunch experience definitely did not disappoint! Bread came our fresh and piping hot which was perfect for a chilly day. I was tempted on the tasting menu, but knew I wasn't hungry enough to enjoy it. Instead I ordered two specials: the Polish Rye soup with quail eggs and chicken livers over toast. The soup was absolutely delicious, as were the chicken livers. The service was fantastic. I hope to see Appertif in more reviews in the future, as it is certainly deserving.

Aperitif is one of those places where you can seek for shelter in winter and have their hot (as in…read moreslightly spicy) fish/seafood soup, AND also spoil yourself with a very affordable chicken burger (grilled chicken breast in ciabatta) from their lunch menu in their little back garden, weather permissible. It has a Mediterranean-like feel in terms of the interior and this is also reflected in the seasonal menu that keeps changing from time to time. What I appreciate about this place is that I always feel very welcome and taken good care of while dining. The staff are professional and eager to help and communicating in English is not a problem. Aperitif is also an excellent place to organise larger dinner parties (i.e. for 60 people if even more!?) For such occasions they compose really nice menus with a few choices for each course which eases the speed at which everyone makes their order. Everyone wins! The chocolate fondant is an absolute hit by the way- this alone is worth the visit!

We've been here two nights in a row due to the excellent food, service, atmosphere and warm welcome…read morefrom the excellent staff. Great traditional Polish dishes at excellent prices with lots of information from the helpful waiting staff, especially tonight from Karolina. Highly recommended!

Very spacious and a nice window for very nice natural light. The space is welcoming and when I went…read moreit was full of autumn decor. You are seated when you enter the place. I was told that the max time one can eat is about 55 minutes. Got a soup with sausage and a boiled egg. Stuffed cabbage rolls with cream of mushroom sauce. A nice dark beer. The soup was warm and the flavour was creamy and savoury. Food was very quality and the flavour was there. The cream of mushroom on the stuffed cabbage rolls was nice, I think a bit untraditional but a nice touch. If you want some good polish food with a nice vibe, come here.

Charming, unpretentious restaurant with very nicely prepared dishes. Surprisingly tender prawns…read moretopped a salad of ultra-fresh and delicious greens, with a light touch of dressing that let the salads speak their subtle languages. The Polish beef wellington was tender and perfectly pink inside, wrapped in a toasted phyllo and dressed with a touch of mushroom sauce - the perfect antidote to a late winter's chill. Nice wine list. Attentive, friendly service.

Nice ambiance, okay service and some really good dishes. The restaurant had a good vibe. The best…read moredish on the menu was the fois gras appetizer. I also really liked the pea soup. The pierogi wasn't that great nor was the beef Wellington. Service was off and on. Overall didn't love it.