Ladies and gentlemen,…read more This place is the creme de la creme of chocolates in Poland. I always end up leaving here with a ton of various chocolates. I've never been disappointed with the selection here. The ladies that work here are very attentive and are always ready to give suggestions. I'm a huge fan of the Kasztanki and Tiki Taki. Those are my go-to goodies.

Best chocolate on the east side of the street.. no wait, make that the west side.. now, where am I?read more

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!)

We stopped here for lunch, for coffee, and a totally decadent hot chocolate that was so rich it had…read moreto be eaten with a tiny spoon. My husband had a coffee that contained chocolate and had cherries at the bottom of the cup, and then he had a salad made with greens, chicken, and chunks of orange. It was big enough for us to share and was absolutely delicious. Service was perfect..

I only tried hot chocolate which is 6/5!! So good; I cannot say for other items but I went back…read moreright away for a second one .. they should have an XXL cup size!! 25 cc is not enough!! 4 /5 because I only tried this, and because I switched to take out after waiting too long to be (even simply acknowledged as someone trying to be) seated inside; the person at take out counter is fast kind and way more efficient

Jet lag? Need a sweet treat? Coffee pick me up? This is the spot! They have fruity chocolate which…read moreis my favorite and non fruity options! It seems really popular to get a croissant and hot chocolate here but I tried their chocolate cherry dessert which had freeze dried raspberries and cherries! The drink I tried was a banana chocolate iced coffee (basically a frappe coffee with a hint of banana). It's in a popular area of town and seating is limited. But, I enjoyed my visit regardless! Service was great!

100% my addiction in Kraków. My friend said I had to have the drinking chocolate in Poland. It did…read morenot disappoint. I know in North America. There are some chocolate shops that do offer a drinking chocolate, but I find them to be a little bit more liquidy compared to what you can find in Poland. You have an option also between dark milk or white chocolate and we always opted for the dark chocolate just because we didn't want anything too sweet. I think I had it three times in the four days we were in Kraków. This place was definitely my favourite and there are locations all over the town.

Pleasant and enjoyable cafe with a nice view of the castle. Surprisingly tasty food for a tourist…read morelocation! Pleasant English-speaking staff. My cheesecake was delightful.

Yelp Review 2023 #264:…read more Wawel Castle and Cathedral is an important landmark in Krakow. It's been around since the 11th century and expansions and renovations have happened since then. Wawel has witnessed lots of political/ historical state events, different kings/ rulers. To learn more about Kraków's and Wawel's history, you can visit the museum for a fee but some days you can get in for free. It's a big area and you can spend hours here. But if your time is limited, you can walk around the perimeter in an hour. Within the castle grounds is the cathedral. You'll see a statue of Karol Wojtyla, aka Pope John Paul II, Poland's son who was born in a town an hour away from Krakow called Wadowice. He was the archbishop of Krakow for several years. This castle has been demolished and occupied. After World War I, Poland regained the castle and made it the official resident of their president. If you have time, two things you need to look for when you visit the castle: a sword (that has a name I cannot remember), and Dragon's Den. Both have interesting stories attached to them but I don't think they're related. You'll also see a statue of a dragon. This castle is easily accessible. There's a tram stop in front of it downhill.

Nice little ice cream shop with ample selection of tasty flavors. They offer both standard (bland)…read moreice cream cones, which are included in the price, or an upgrade to a waffle cone, which I found to be quite good. Moderate prices considering the upscale location.

Great place for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Boxes provided for take outs and a cold section for…read moredrinks and sandwiches to go. So convenient and delicious. Lots of tables in the back, if you choose to sit down. I plan to buy some pates in the fridge before the seating area. So glad this place is just next door to our hotel apartment.