After a very VERY long day of traveling, we immediately went to the office for a quick meeting and…read moresay hello to some friends/coworkers. We were starving and it was recommended that we check out Portobello. We were greeted immediately as we walked in and guided to our table. It was very clean and nice and warm inside. While neither of us spoke Polish, our waitress was patient and helped us with a few questions we had. The food was spectacular! Loved every bit of what I got (just wished the portions were larger). On a scale of 1 - 10, I'd go back again, absolutely. But, I'm going to check out other options on my next visit...there's so much to explore!!

Absolutely appalling. Sunday afternoon - lazy service, all dishes include meat or cheese; pasta…read moremade with egg (so clearly NOT Italian); miserable choice of pizzas nearly all with meat. When asked to take something off the dish to make it vegan I was told "not when we're this busy". It's a revolting response when you charge through the roof for average food. Excruciatingly slow service, most of the tables which arrived later got served before us. We ordered a simple pizza, grilled veggies and fries - took half an hour and wasn't all that. Stay waaay away from this crap establishment.

Great burgers, great potato wedges, great raspberry pancakes, DELICIOUS milkshakes and lemonade!…read more Fun American diner theme going on inside which is also reflected in the colourful menus. The service is not bad and the outside seating adds to an enjoyable experience in spring/summer, with a nice view towards Plac Wolnica. Furthermore your bill is accompanied with small candies as a sweet compliment before your departure. I've never had a bad experience per se and love coming back to this establishment :D

Well Done is a restaurant who specializes in diner food like burgers and milkshakes. The menu…read morefeature quintessential American items like buffalo wings and corn dog (the latter helpfully illustrated with a diagram so non-Americans know what the heck it is). On my visit I didn't feel like a burger so I opted for the grill chicken. The chicken itself was tasty but unexceptional. It's just grilled chicken, after all. I was pleasantly surprised by the sides I got though. The mashed potato was nicely buttery, while the creamed spinach had just the right amount of garlic. Portions were far larger than what one might expect of side dishes. I left the place with my hunger completely satisfied. Well Done has a decent beer selection, consisting of local brews (instead of big brands). The bar also serves hard liquor like tequila and whiskey. One things to note: Don't order the nachos. They don't sell unflavored tortilla chips in Poland. You'll end up with heavily seasoned Doritos instead.

Focha 42 is not far from where I live. Everytime I pass by I would see the place buzzing with…read moreactivities. One afternoonI finally managed to persuade a friend to join me way out here at the end of the Błonie. Situated alongside a stream, Focha 42 has a very nice outdoor sitting area. I showed up without a reservation though so that was out of the question. Thankfully the restaurant is so large that finding a free table was possible despite a full house. The place used to be some sort of workshop. It has very high ceiling. The industrial chic interior decoration is quite effective, conveying simultaneously a sense of class and informality. I started out with a cream of zucchini soup and ordered the pizza spinaci as the main dish. Both were competently made but not terribly exciting. The pizza was above average I would say, but I've tasted better elsewhere. My friend had the seafood risotto which looked quite nice though the portion was less than satisfying. Overall, I wouldn't recommend Focha 42 over the many Italian restaurants in the Center or Kazimierz. The food is middling but the venue is pleasant. If you happen to be in the neighborhood or if you wish to host a large party outdoor, Focha 42 is a pretty good choice.

Focha 42 is extremely popular as a restaurant due to its traditional pizza and pasta menu and the…read moreavailability of free parking (a rarity for a restaurant in Krakow). If you want standard Italian bistro food it does it well but it lacks imagination for a special meal. On busy days, service suffers. As I live close, I sometimes come for a quick lunch or a take out pizza but I quickly become bored by it.

The last thing we expected to be eating in Krakow during the Shanties festival was Italian food -…read morebut there we were! The group of us all had separate pasta dishes which were certainly as good as anything that we've had in Chicago! The service was very good and the atmosphere was pleasant and lively.

Enjoyable meal in a cozy restaurant. Especially enjoyed the…read moretomato soup. The serving sizes were very large--unfortunately I ended up leaving a lot on the plate. I was served roasted vegetables and the table shared a selection of salads. Very nice, the service was nice as well, and spoke English.

Had two meals here and they were fantastic, both in taste and portion size. The restaurant was…read morefairly empty both times when we walked in, but don't let that put you off, I would definitely recommend!

Had dinner here. A massive selection of over 40 pizzas on the menu. Had a salami, chicken,…read moresweetcorn and peppers pizza. The base was strong and soft. The ingredients were fresh. The best pizza in Krakow? I'll let you decide. I have 39 more pizzas try.

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've absolutely had better pizza. No question about it! But from what I know, this is the only…read moreplace I can go to for a pizza slice at the unspeakable hours of the night in Plac Nowy. Or... well... it's rather been here that my friends take me and THEY seem to like it, so I just tag along. Please message me for other, better pizza options on the square, I'd love to try 'em! While the slices look fine on display, it's the cheese that adds to the "meh, I really don't wanna give more than 2 stars" -decision, but the availability in the middle of the night as mentioned above is what hikes up the star-count... Once it slightly cools down (after they re-head the slice you've picked out) it goes all hard and kind of crumbly with the saltiness of the cheese really coming through. Might be great to some; I just don't like my pizza to taste like the walls of the salt mines in Wielicka no matter how drunk I may be at the time of consumption. It's a-okay. Satisfies my craving, but doesn't make me a fan. So is life :p

Uwielbiam przychodzic zawsze w nocnych porach na naprawde smacznie przygotowany kawalek pizzy,…read morechlop z obslugi bardzo mily wie jak to ma robić.