Kuchnia u Doroty is an absolute gem of a restaurant. When you walk in, It gives you the feel of a…read moreclassic Polish restaurant with homemade Polish food. The staff are all very friendly and professional and have in depth knowledge of the menu. This was particularly helpful when trying to understand some of the menu that I was unfamiliar with. We ended up ordering one order of their meat pierogis and one order of their cheese and potato pierogis. They gave a portion of 10 pierogis and they were very filling. We also got their żurek and barszcz soups and all were super flavorful and light. Overall this place is a solid spot and I would come back.

Authentic Polish food with huge portions. Every bite was delicious. Everyone from our party…read moreenjoyed their meal

Just finished a beautiful meal at Kuchnia Domowa Sąsiedzi. Plenty of outdoor seating in a wonderful…read moresummer garden. The food was lovely to look at and delicious to eat. The service was attentive and helpful. I had pulled duck and potato pancake that was beyond ordinary. There are plenty of choices to please any palate. I cannot recommend this spot enough.

Great food and service. Had the special of the day, traditional, it was outstanding.read more

I usually prefer pan-fried pierogi over boiled, but I honestly didn't mind the boiled pierogi at…read moreall at this place. They were absolutely delicious! We ordered the pork and onion pierogi, and every bite was pure heaven. The filling was flavorful, perfectly seasoned, and wrapped in tender dough that made it hard to stop at just one. We also tried the beef croquette, which unfortunately was a bit disappointing and lacked flavor. The restaurant itself is quite small with limited seating, so it's common to find a line, especially during peak hours. But trust me, the wait is absolutely worth it for some of the best pierogi we've had in Kraków.

We really enjoyed our lunch here. Expansive menu with both traditional and modern pierogis. The…read morewaitress we had was excellent in making recommendations that suited all of our tastes; she was also very friendly, upfront, and spoke excellent English (thank you!). Inside is a warm, folksy, artsy atmosphere that's brightly colored by the walls, Van Gogh inspired ceiling, and the furniture itself. Would definitely go back and would definitely recommend. I particularly liked the texture of their pierogi skins compared to some of the more "touristy" spots.

My friend and I came into Restaurancia Polska looking for dinner. We were immediately seated, and…read moreour waitress came by shortly to take our orders. We both got bread bowl entrees. Mine came with a heap of sauerkraut, which, while is very characteristic of Polish food, somewhat overpowered the other bland flavors of the dish. Moreover, my bread bowl came with a very limited amount of sausage. Nevertheless, the sausage, chicken, and sauerkraut mix complemented the bread very well. Overall, I enjoyed dining at Restaurancia Polska, but it's not a place I would go out of my way to visit.

Was touring the Jewish Quarter on a cold day. Had a hankering for hot soup and stuck to your ribs…read morefood. This cozy restaurant beckoned us in. Service was great and the food even better. Everything tasted freshly made. Highly recommend.

Look the lay back feel of the place. And wow the price is so reasonable. Super comfortable and the…read morestaff is friendly. I will definitely be back. They have a beautiful garden in the back. The sweet pancake was the best!

Great little place with a sitting bar in the front room and a number of booth and freestanding…read moretables at the rear. Lunch special is excellent value - 14PLN for soup and a main (with selection of potato+salad), and served with a juice. Good size and cooked fresh to order. Also a TV available at the rear room which was showing the news channel on this visit.

Very nice restaurant with a nice ambient (live piano music!), polite service, great food, and fair…read moreprices. As a started a I had giblet ragout that was tasty and quite a bit portion while for main I had the saddle of deer in puff pastry with blood sausage which was also great as it was really well cooked and tasty.

Found this place via Yelp! review and Yelp! was right again! It's a nice spot in the Jewish…read moresection. Service was extremely friendly and attentive. I ordered Polish dumplings and Zurek soup - two of my favorites. The dumplings were as good as I've ever had in Poland. They deliver 6 and each one has a different stuffing. Just amazing. The Zurek soup as extremely tasty but a little different from how I remember it in the Silesia region. Still, it was excellent. Highly recommend!

Moldova is an elegant restaurant with very good food. I had the venison starter which was delicious…read moreand then the crayfish and smoked trout dumplings which were excellent although the trout flavour totally dominated. The wine was good although we ended up ion our 3rd choice wine due to poor availability. The only reason for the loss of a star was the lack of soul, it was all a bit clinical.

Stroll down to Jewish quarter Kazimierz area and find this restaurant. This restaurant serves good…read morehigh quality of foods. We have soups as our starter, taste superb. Baked pierogi is good to try after we have lot of steam dumplings elsewhere. For main, I have an haddock fish lay on top of mashes peas. It is quite filling with a decent portion. Lovely atmosphere with nice music background. Cocktails was nice too, the bill is a bit expensive then other restaurant but they serve a good quality of foods here.

Probably the best meal I've had in Krakow. Seriously…read more I had the halloumi falafel salad and it was AWESOME. I added tofu for a little extra fuel and dayyyyyyyum was if good. Don't get fooled by Alchemia, the other bar/restaurant that's connected to this one. They have a back door entrance and behold, you go from old school Alchemia to modern, sleek, hipster Alchemia od Kuchni! So happy I found this spot, many thanks to some recommendations from friends who have been as well as my Airbnb hosts. Tourists and locals, they all agree on this place.

Fantastic spot for brunch. Came here on our last day and wished we'd found it before because we…read morewould have been regulars. Great coffee. Great fresh orange juice and beautiful eggs benedict. Other dishes on other tables looked equally good. There were a few kids in the restaurant as well so good for families. There is a bar with the same name which is connected but the restaurant is on the side road. As everywhere in Krakow, very reasonable prices. You would pay at least double in every other tourist city in Europe.

Place was clean and efficient. You order at the counter, there's a stack of English menus and you…read morecan point to what you want, wait for your plates, have a seat and possibly share a table, you bus your own plates. It's delicious, simple authentic Polish food for a very reasonable price. Everything was delicious. Strawberry pirogies were my favorite!

Krakus is a traditional Polish milk bar. By traditional, I mean from the communist era. Vestiges of…read morethat dysfunctional system are still evident here. First of all, the line: It was quite long when I was there. When I reached the counter I was told what I wanted wasn't available. Barszcz ukrainski? "Nie ma." Gołąbki? "Nie ma." I don't know how they could run out of their headline items in the middle of the day. The food was quite good. My soup was rather lukewarm though. Prices are quite low. One can eat pretty well for less than 15zł here. If you're want a taste of Poland's communist past, by all mean give Krakus a try. It's just a short walk from plac Bohaterów Getta. The menu is Polish only though and I doubt the stern lady at the counter has much patience for bumbling tourists.

I recommend this place if your in town everything on the menu is really really good…read more The pork shank is huge so 2 people can really enjoy it the original is the best with crispy skin Staff is very nice make sure to make reservations in advance they are busy !!!

The name of this establishment can be translated roughly as "Pork Knucklery". Pork knuckles--or ham…read morehocks--is what they do. For fans of the dish, Golonkarnia is a great place to be. I happened to feel like pigging out one afternoon, so I ordered their signature dish: the roasted golonka with crunchy skin. It arrived quicker than I anticipated. The pork knuckle came on a cutting board, with knife and fork stuck into it (see picture). It was huge: two people would struggle to finish it. The skin was suitably crunchy, while the meat was soft with just the right amount of fat. Grease was oozing out as I cut it, so I had to constantly soak it up with pieces of bread. Fine dining it isn't but that's the point. In the end, I finished less than half. The helpful lady running the place packed the leftover in a foil and I was eating golonka the next couple days. The other golonka plates come in more reasonable portion. I've tried the po staropolsku and it's very tasty. If pork knuckle is not your thing, their non-pork dishes are also quite good. The beef goulash here is among the best I've eaten in the city. If ox tongue is your thing, they make a very good one. Golonkarnia is located slightly out of the way for tourists though really not that far off. It's a stone's throw from the Novotel Hotel. The place is hard to miss since it has a pig's head over the storefront. The off-Old-Town location is actually nice since it means it's usually not crowded. After eating such heavy food, one feels like resting a little before being on the move again. The laid-back, no-pressure atmosphere is a definite plus. Menu in Polish, English, German, and Russian.