This restaurant is located at the last floor of a classic department store and is accessible only…read moreby elevator (3 people max on a single ride). From a terrace you can see a panorama of the city (thus the name), including the Royal Castle and the Vistula river nearby. The food is very good and during work days they offer a daily menu in a reasonable price. This place is definitely worth visiting, especially in summer.

very nice place, good food and good level of service for a superb panorama view on Kracow.read more

OMG!! This was hands down the best kielbasa I have ever had in my life! Every single bite had the…read moremost satisfying little snap, followed by an explosion of smoky, juicy, and incredibly flavorful goodness. It was absolutely delicious! This iconic spot is a simple food truck run by two guys. One expertly grilling the kielbasa over an open flame, while the other keeps the line moving by serving customers. Their menu is refreshingly straightforward: one type of kielbasa, served either with or without a roll, plus one type of soda. No frills, just perfection. They're open late, from around 8:00 PM until 2:00 or 3:00 AM, making it a must-visit for both locals and visitors looking for an unforgettable late-night bite in Kraków. We arrived at about 8:10 PM and were greeted by an already long line, but it moved surprisingly quickly and was absolutely worth the wait. Best of all, the prices are very reasonable for a meal this memorable. If you're in Kraków, this legendary kielbasa stand is an absolute must-try!

Very tasty kielbasa and bulka grilled over an open wood fire for 20 PLN. Served with a side of…read moredelicious mustard. They even had ketchup if you like. Don't let the long line on a late night keep you away. This is a must have late night snack.

There are many bars in Krakow, but only a few can boast about having such a beautiful garden with…read moreold trees, walls covered with ivy and really nice lights design. I definitely recommend it for warm days and nights - perfect place for a date or just a relaxed conversation. They also have my beloved "Książęce" beers so I'm definitely a fan :) The prices are average.The interior part is rather small and not as unique as their garden so it's a place worth to check out most of all during late spring, summer and early autumn time.

This place has a fantastic beer garden. It can get busy at times, so it's worth booking a table if…read moreyou want to be sure of the best spot. The toasted cheese sandwiches here are fantastic at 8 Zloty (four pieces of bread). There are a few other bar snacks available too, such as smalec (pork fat on bread served with gherkins) to help you soak up the alcohol. Beer is mid-priced ie around 7 or 8 zloty per half litre. On the downside, this place only has one toilet which can occasionally mean a long wait in line.

Not sure if they don't like non Polish citizens (you can tell we are not from around here). We sat…read morefor drinks and they served everyone around but us. It was kind of wild. We eventually ordered and they were not happy. We have had such friendly experiences this was a real outlier. The location is beautiful on the river

Absolutely the worst shisha place in Krakow. I ordered the most expensive shisha they have (45zl)…read moreand it lasted for only 30 minutes (normal shishas last usually 3 hours at least). When I informed the staff and wondered why this happened, the reason was "The shisha is over! Buy another one". I highly recommend avoiding this place.

This is the coolest club in krakow. It is a Hookah bar (shisha bar) as well as a danceclub and…read morelounge. There are4 different rooms according to how you want to have fun. The manager and the girls are really friendly and make outstanding cocktails. I love the Mojitos! And of course the vodka and mad dog shots are great. But the dj plays great dance music and hip hop as opposed to the usual house music. And on fridays and saturday they have awesome belly dancers that perform about every hour for a few minutes. It's really fun. There's a smoking room and a hookah room with tables and couches and pillows as well. Definitely stop by if you can, there is never a covere charge!

Super fun evening here. I was here with a bunch of locals and they made sure I got the full polish…read moreexperience. The bison grass vodka, the apple juice and cinnamon cocktail, the polish soup, appetizers and the perogies were all excellent. I had a ton of fun and left happy and stuffed. The staff was very friendly and efficient and kept switching seamlessly between Polish and English.

A very interesting place. This Resturant/micro brewer is located in the old bus depot which means…read morelots of space. The outside are has lots and lots of deck chairs for sitting out side in groups and in the main Resturant which I can only describe as a hanger there are tables which could easily sit 200 people. The micro brewery servers a number of beers including a honey beer, this is very much like mead with a really honey taste and goes down smoothly. They also have a apple beer which was my favourite and went down very well. It is a sweet beer but not as sweet as the honey. I tried the standard IPA which was fine as well and that was really enough beer for one evening. I still have the dark beer and wheat beer to try. Great place to organise a group event but I wouldn't go on my own or with a friend as you would just feel lost in the place. Being served is also interesting as you queue at a small bar. Order your drink then continue in the queue to pay. A 0.4ltr beer is around 8zl

Just a stone throw away from Centrum Kongresowe, Konfederacka 4 is located in a very quiet street…read moreand is easy to find. When we entered we decided to ask whether they take card, and the answer was no. Luckily there was an ATM just a minute or two away. We ordered pancakes with dark chocolate and a menu with three different types of cottage cheese. First of all the pancakes were actually one single which surprised me in a good way. However, I think they used too much egg in the batter (or maybe it was on purpose) but for my taste it was closer to an omelette than a pancake, which is not the best combination with chocolate. Also as a chocolate lover (and who isn't?) I would have appreciated a bit more chocolate. The cheese dish then: before we got our food they put a basket with bread on the table, which we of course attacked like hungry wolves. When the food arrived we were surprised to see that the cheese menu is really just that: three cups with cream cheese, which cost 15 zl. We understood that the bread was actually meant for the cheese menu only. Surely they could have served this together with the cheese or maybe warned us that the bread was meant to go with it. The cheese itself was excellent however, especially the one with basil. Lastly, they should step up their bread game, because this was this kind of pre-baked baguette that you just need to heat up. So will we be back? Probably not for breakfast. By reading the comments here it seems it is worth a second shot, maybe for dinner to taste the wine.

On my most recent visit to Krakow my co-worker took me to this place and I quite enjoyed spending…read moretime here. This seems to be the kind of place where you can do all sorts of activities: from breakfast with your friends, to lunch meeting with a client or sitting down with a glass of red wine and reading a good book. My colleague and I had settled in here for a work meeting and so at some point I got a little peckish. I don't think they had an English menu, but luckily there was one Polish speaking person and so I was able to hear what they had on offer. Unfortunately they were out of soup on that day and so I decided on a mixed salad and a cheese-and-meat platter. Both dishes were simple, but quite tasty. It came with plenty of bread, which by itself was really yummy. They have free wifi here, but only a few outlets. During our visit the wifi was not working, but the owner gave us access to the internal network...that was really nice and I very much appreciated this gesture.