Humble home cooking that reminded me of what my family would make. Absolutely delicious in every…read moreway. The rye sausage soup was so so so good! And the potato pancakes stood out too. Yum!

This is a true local favorite. Everyone in the restaurant looked to be local and all spoke Polish…read more The hostess was very friendly and sat us immediately despite not having a reservation. She asked if we would like the menu in English. The menu was simple. The restaurant was small yet airy. The food was delicious. We had the chicken breaded in toasted almonds and the potato and cheese pierogies with sautéed onions. The meal was filling and delicious. I would definitely go back and I would highly recommend to those looking for a truly authentic restaurant.

The food is superb; the owners are friendly (it's a family business), cozy place, and the…read moreatmosphere makes you feel like home. High recommended if want to try the best Ukranian food in Krakow.

We ate here twice on our trip. The food was fantastic. The service is a bit slow but we weren't in…read morea rush. They have a garden in the back. It was very warm inside the place even on a chilly day. The menu outside doesn't list everything so it's a bit deceiving. The pierogi were the best of the trip.

Stopped here for lunch on a whim and it was great! Food was delicious and the staff was very…read morefriendly! The restaurant is small with very nice traditional ambiance and a clean, easily accessible bathroom. It's right off one of the main roads in old town and we managed to walk in right as a table was leaving so we were seated within 5 minutes. Highly recommend a lunch here!

This place was fantastic. I am Ukrainian-American, visiting Poland from the United States with my…read moreAmerican boyfriend. The food here is just as authentic and delicious as the best Ukrainian food I've had, and very reasonably priced and portioned. We had the borscht, pelmeni, and nalesniki (sweet pancakes/crepes with jam) for dessert. All of them looked fantastic and were even more tasty than they looked. I would definitely recommend those dishes -- they are made well here, and they are a good place to start to experience Ukrainian cuisine. (My boyfriend was hooked.) The location is a little hard to find -- Kalejdoskop doesn't show up on Google maps (at least not yet) and it is below ground in a tunnel with other shops. It doesn't feel touristy but has an English menu if you ask (and they appeared to have menus in other languages too). It's small and cozy and definitely worth a visit if you are looking for great Ukrainian food in Krakow.

An authentic and friendly place hidden away in the offshoot of the underground passageway between…read morethe old town and the main gallery/train station. While interior and location is far from glamorous the food is generously portioned, good value and tasty. Best off all the staff are very friendly and warm. Basically like a Polish "milk bar" but friendly. I would recommend the Ukrainian Borscht, Solanka (Ukrainian sour soup with sausage, potatoes and other goodies) and naleśniki z mięsem (crepes stuffed with meat).

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.

the place was empty so we were a bit nervous but the menu looked so good. very glad we went! food…read morewas fantastic. drinks were as well. very friendly staff and very quaint/welcoming atmosphere. highly recommend!

With all the good reviews I was super excited to try this restaurant. I love Georgian food…read moreespecially the dumplings. It has a cool dining with your grandmother vibe and a killer patio if the weather is nice. Service was slow but due to a over friendly waitress so it was ok and we were not in a hurry. Tried two appetizers and didn't really like either. Everything was a little plain more Russian style vs Georgian so that was a bummer. Of course we had to get soup dumplings and they were smaller then normal without the top knot so you could eat with yours hands. Felt like it was a mix of three countries food not totally Georgian. I've been to some of the best European Georgian food so a little of a snob so take that as you will, but this was over all disappointing. Eating with your hands to me is a must for this type of food but how it was prepared you couldn't do that and flavors were bland.

How about that ride in? Haha jk but seriously it was a long ride. Took a 7 hour Ukrainian bus from…read morePrague with lots of Ukrainians along with my roomie and leader. It's my first time in Poland and I'm elated. We get off the bus these little rascals started throwing pierogis at us. They had really strong arms and it kinda stung but the pierogis were delicious. New paragraph. We are visiting krakow and our polish colleague and also one of my roomie's followers will be joining us. She's polish so she knows all the hot hip poppin rockin joints in Krakow. This place, Kiki was one of her recs along with a shoe cobbler "you literally cannot miss" (her words) and the polish fax machine museum. Adrian wojnarowski. My leader had one of the best bouts of diarrhea she's had in a long long time. Reminded her of the good old days in her words. It was refreshing (her words) Thank you Kiki, 4 stars. Luckily there was a diaper store next door. We all bought

It's a neat restaurant, lots of little rooms and bars, beautiful old building. My husband had a…read morestuffed pork chop which he said was good, but different than what he ordered. I ordered what I thought were pancakes with fruit and cheese and ended up with crepes with chocolate. No fruit. It was a bit weird as it was dinner. The English menu had about half the food crossed out and there were no descriptions, our fault, we should have asked for clarification. My husband speaks Polish and we usually just use the Polish menu, that would have been better as it had more descriptions on it. All around the food was good but not great.

We sat inside in the basement of this restaurant very quaint. Very attentive service by waitstaff…read more My salmon dish was done really well, I loved the crispy skin and the salmon flesh was perfect, not over cooked. My husband ordered the pork loin, he loves how the meat and fruits created a tasty contrast. There was so much on his plate, we took some home for breakfast. The beet soup is very different. It's 100% beet, no stock used, just clear beet soup. Very light and tasty. The mushroom patty pastry that accompanied the soup was delish! I could eat more of that pastry.

This place is rustic and charming. I loved how there are so many different areas to dine in. It's…read morelike a big house with all these diff rooms that create a completely unique experience pending where you sit. All are super nice but I love the variety of it all. So so so so unique. The food is incredible and what a beautiful first dinner in Poland. The pierogis were top notch. Loved the service and so happy to wind up here.

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.

This is the only place that Georgians go to in Krakow. They have an impressive selection of wine,…read moreand my flatmate fell in love with their Adjara khatchapouri (boat shaped bread pastry with eggs and melted cheese in the middle), lobio (beans), and vegetarian dishes. They have really good skewered meats as well. Wine is dirt cheap here. You can have a lovely glass of white or red for 5zl a glass and they pour generously. Service is lovely as are the people.

Food was average…read more Salmon soup was filling and tasty needed lemon though Bread. Needed more so yummy Husband got pork kebap it was okay/ better sauces. Needed. This ketchup sauce was not good Also fries weee a little undercooked Tomato salad needed salt Prices were good for krakow tourist