This is a supermarket. I tend to like foreign supermarkets as I am curious what they have. I like…read moreto check out the different beers for example. Here it was the crisps that were most amusing. There was a goulash flavour, the tongue twisting czosnek z ziołami flavour, kebab z cebulka flavour.but my personal favourite (in name at least) was the chakalaka (smak afryka)! I tried them all and they weren't bad

Basic supermarket/grocery store; decent selection of items. Fairly low prices (competitive). This…read morelocation has really good bread.

Asian food is hard to find in Krakow. Any new store is therefore a welcomed addition. One great…read morething about Asia Deli is that they stock many things that you just can't get somewhere else. The other day I managed to the get some fresh white bok choy, which I have never seen in Poland before, and a box of enokitake mushrooms. I also picked up few packs of Nissin Demae ramen noodles a some frozen fishballs--things you won't find in Smaki Świata or U Quina. Another great thing is that they sell certain dry goods loose, so you can buy just the amount you need.

This hidden away shop near Korona is a great place for buying herbs and spices. They stock spices…read morethat are hard to find in supermarkets. Prices are fairly reasonable. The products are definitely a cut above the off-the-self stuff. I particular like their packaging. The small jars helps keep the contents dry and aromatic. They look real elegant in the kitchen too. If you have friends who enjoy cooking, a basket of various herbs and spices could make the perfect gift.

Swedish kitchenware. One of my favourite shops to browse through on my way out from Galeria…read moreKazimierz, even when I am awkwardly carrying bags full of groceries from Alma, trying not to break anything while waddling around... Can be a bit pricy but they sure do have some great offers every now and then for the quality they provide. And the fact that they sell bottles of gløgg mixture (Scandinavian equivalent of grzaniec/mulled wine) before Christmas is of course an added bonus!

A shop specialising mostly in high quality kitchenware and goods for the home. You can get some…read morenice bargains if you shop during a sale. There are a lot of interesting items here. My favourite purchase is a special spoon with serrated edges specially for eating grapefruits.

This charming bake shop that specializes in pasteis de nata is a nice stop after visiting nearby…read moremuseums and enjoying the old town. They sell authentic pasteis de nata (think custard cups) which are really popular in Portugal. Their prices are reasonable, service is quick and friendly. Just wish they had more dining space. It was quite busy when we visited so I opted for takeaway. We devoured ours at the nearby park.

One of the best bakeries in Krakow! But you don't have to take my word for it ... the fact that…read morethis place always sells out of everything should speak for itself. Tip: Go get your fresh bread and pastries early! On my first visit (Saturday, ~12:30) all the baked goods were gone with the exception of their two breakfast meal options (which change daily). Luckily, I was at least able to try their super strong coffee. I fared a little better on my next visit (Thursday, ~2:30pm) and was able to snag one of their last few loaves (cranberry/nut -- so delicious). This bakery is tucked away on the other side of the river but is definitely worth the extra effort. There are only a few tables inside but it seems as though most people just take their baked goods to go anyway. Since the river is just a few minutes away, it makes way for a perfect picnic opportunity with a great view (speaking from experience). Last note, check their hours of operation before going.