We have visited this Restaurant during our holiday in Krakow. The staff was very friendly; somewhat…read moreout of norm in Krakow where some waiters or sales persons are not service minded and watch the time to.leave home! The place was really cosy , tables well spaced with luxury velvet-coated benches and solid polished wood tables. The menu was very comprehensive and.many items to choose from. For just 20Zlt, our children had a three dish course. We went for meat and desert and was.perfect..Prices rrasonannly fair (on the cheap side for old town). Everything was good. Btw, there was live , very entertaining. polish music on our Saturday dinner. My 5stars are well deserved!

We were looking for some traditional Polish cuisine. We were solicited by a worker on the street…read moreto check this place out. He was very nice, as was our server, but that wasn't enough for this place. The food was atrocious. I ordered a chicken dish and my boyfriend had duck. I didn't know it was possible to overcook meat to that point. Both were ridiculously dry. Also, the portions were not very big for how much money we spent. The environment and the building were kind of cool, but that's really the only thing this place had going for it. Try somewhere else!

This was another Polish restaurant with a line out front. A sign was posted on the door that one…read morehad to wait until brought inside by the staff. However the wait was less than half an hour and staff would pop out to check on party sizes and whenever a table was available. Inside was compact with two rows of wooden tables, rows of beer steins and a nautical decor. Service was fairly quick after placing my order. The pork tenderloins came with about six pieces and smothered in a creamy mushroom sauce. The pork was tender and seasoned well. Roasted potatoes was lightly salted. The fresh side salad was a refreshing balance to my overall heavy meal. The Placki Ziemniaczane (potato pancakes) was fried and very crunchy. The flavors wasn't purely potato as there was something else mixed in but couldn't quite identify it. I actually preferred swirling each forkful in the mushroom sauce from my entree versus the sour cream. It was slightly more than other similar restaurants but quality, portion size and taste was worth it.

Pretty delicious, we went here as a late night spot and they accepted us no problem. Pierogi was…read moredelicious, unfortunately they weren't serving anymore stuffed cabbage but we got potato pancakes too which were delicious. Loved this place

Lovely beer garden just past schindlers pass. Spent a Sunday afternoon having a beer. Coffee is…read morealso available.

Love the interior! Love the outdoors seating area in the ruin courtyard across the street! Quirky…read moreinterior in the way Polish cafes - pubs and restaurants do so well. The staff wasn't very friendly alas and I still can't believe that ordering a fruit cocktail apparently means ordering a milkshake in Poland... The cake was also a bit on the dry side. But guess what, the place and its charming ambiance makes up for all that. And the menu did look nice, also from a vegetarian point of view. It's great with places that are pubs and cafes both, it makes fro an ecclectic mix of guests and there's always something for everyone. A perfect place to spend a warm summer evening in!

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.

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.

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.

Perfect place to visit if you want to try traditional Polish cuisine that really tastes like at…read morehome ! I've been there two times - first time I ordered a fish with potatoes and mix of salads, second time I ordered potato pancakes with pork stew and racuchy (polish dessert). Both times I was surprised by the great taste of the meals that really reminds me of my childhood and perfect cooking skills of my mom and grandma. What I also like is that you can find here "kopytka", "knedle", "rachuchy" and many other dishes that are very typical for Polish cuisine, but surprisingly it's difficult to find them in most of restaurants nowadays. The place is in a nice, quiet area of Kazimierz district. The interior is nothing unique (simple wooden chairs and tables) and the waiters tend to not visit your table too often, but for the food it's definitely worth to go there ;)

When you don't know where to go in south of Oldtown Krakow and in the historic Jewish quarter, this…read morerestaurant knows how to market on Google and Yelp. It serves tradition boiled perogies (meat and duck), cabbage rolls, and Goulash pancakes. It's okay, homemade, traditional Polish food. We found that service was a bit slow. Yet they rushed us because of another party after us, but the food came out so slowly. There's toys for kids, but it's missing pieces and sticky.

I was quickly seated and served my 0.5L beer. A welcome hearty Sour rye soup with egg (boiled),…read morepotatoes, and sausage soon followed. Great on a cool, overcast day next to an outdoor burner. Next arrived the Ukrainian Dumplings with "spicy white cheese." The Eastern Europe definition of spicy must be completely different from Texas, but the caramelized onions topping them were delicious and the primary (only?) flavor. Tourist prices still allowed me to stay under $25 and location is perfect for people watching in the square! Horse carriages stop about 10 meters away providing delightful entertainment. For dessert I added Hot Beer with syrup and ginger. For $5, why not try? Oh, I'm not gonna tell you much more than wait until it cools down a little before stirring or it blows up!

Great location on the square, outdoor seating on a perfect night…read more Service was okay, adequate, but nothing too special. Food was average at best. The perogies were disappointing. We had the pork steak (similar to weiner schnitzel) which was decent. Also ordered what was basically a chicken kabob, with very little flavor. We were hoping for a more authentic Polish experience.