Neat little wine bar across from Plac Wolnica. They have a bunch of tables inside and about 5 or 6…read moreright outside. The interior decor is basically a showcase of their bottles, organized by country. In addition to wine you can also order a few snacks, but don't come here expecting to gorge on food. You must order all wine and food at the bar in the back. Tip: They have a few board games available for customers (like Scrabble). They're piled up on the window ledge near the restroom in the back.

Very nice place. Big choice of wines from the whole world. Price of wine glass starts at 2 PLN…read more They also serve great bread and less great cheese. Self service which is acceptable when there are two people. Becomes annoying when you come in group and need to do at least 4 rounds to bring everything to the table. Great for summer nights. We'll see how it will work in winter as the place is quite small.

Not you mothers polish food. We were amazed to find foams, smokes, and shaved molecular gastronomy…read more The dishes were complex and beautiful. The octopus had a wonderful crunch on the suckers. Of the 50 different bits that came on our dished, the only one that fell short was the filling of the pierogi. Don't miss the tartare.

Could not be improved on. Lovely evening, delicious food on par with the best restaurants I've been…read moreto, affordable, great service.

A cosy little wine bar with outside seating on Place Szcezspanski - Krakow's most beautiful. They…read moreserve wonderful Spanish pintxos and nifty wines by the glass. Service is friendly and charming too. Pure joy!

Cool little spot for a glass or bottle of wine. Really chill and small but has a lot of charm!read more

Bottiglieria 1881 -- the only two-Michelin-star restaurant in Poland, and one that had been high on…read moreour dining bucket list. We chose the full tasting menu with wine pairing, excited to experience what is considered one of the finest culinary destinations in the country. Each course was beautifully presented and packed with incredibly rich flavors, and the wine pairings were thoughtfully selected to complement the dishes. The overall service was warm and professional, although there were a few minor lapses, such as having to ask twice for a water refill. While we are grateful for the opportunity to dine at Poland's only two-Michelin-star restaurant, the experience did not quite meet the expectations we've come to have from other two-star Michelin establishments around the world. It was certainly a memorable evening, but one that left us appreciating the accomplishment more than being truly impressed by the meal itself. Still, it feels special to have checked this remarkable restaurant off our culinary travel list.

After having been to a 1 and 3 star restaurant, I can definitely agree this is a 2 star…read more We enjoyed our meal, would maybe go back. Food: some dishes lacked flavor, but some were excellent. They incorporated some polish culture into the foods but I wish a little more was incorporated. We did the wine pairing as well which was okay (not as great as the Italian wine pairing at the 3 star). Alcohol: Negroni was very good. Ambiance: cool, rustic. We sat by the kitchen which was cool to watch the dishes come out. Service: attentive, but not as great as the 3 star. Did a good job explaining the dishes.

My AirBnB was across the street on Polseka Street overlooking this restaurant. This place had a…read moregood rating, therefore, I decided to have lunch here with my family of six. The weather was warm in mid October so we decided to eat outside on the street sidewalk. As you can see from my pics my duck breast and local Cabernet wine were very good. Both the food and service here were good. As you can see from my pics both a Polish and English menus are available. I enjoyed my draft beer and a bottle of wine. I enjoyed my lunch here. After my visit the restaurant won the Grand Award on 26 October 2018. I would return here again.

Nice restaurant in a great location, very close to the Main Square. We ordered the cheese platter,…read moremushrooms and I got the squash soup and the brownie for dessert. The cheese platter and mushrooms were great, the soup and the brownie were okay. I'm giving 4 stars instead of 5 because I expected a little more from this place. I was very excited to go to a place that serves both polish and Italian cuisine, and while it was tasty it wasn't as good as I expected.

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

This place is so good we broke our unofficial rule and ate here twice on the trip. It's close to…read morethe Queen Boutique Hotel where we stayed so the walking distance was great. Very well priced for an American. The mint and fruit iced tea is delicious and the baze (chicken with walnut sauce) was also delicious. Highly recommend.

An excellent tasting menu. I went with the six course meal, as I wanted to try the different…read moremeats, and I did not regret it. In addition to the six courses was an amazing amuse bouche, two intermezzos and a pre-dessert. The pacing of the dinner was good, as was the service. My favorite course was probably the wild boar, excellent taste and not at all gamey (sometimes a problem with boar). The fish, zander, was also great as was the first course of goose, though I had no regrets on any of the courses. Not only was the food good but the presentation was beautiful.

If you are in Krakow, you have to visit this place... loads of surprises. The creativies and the…read morepairing wines will elaborate your experience for the next level

Small plates, delicious food, excellent wine assortment and friendly service. This restaurant/bar…read moreis located a few steps away Shrindlers fabric in Kraków and it is a hidden gem. It has traditional Polish, Belgian and Hungarian food. Fun atmosphere, soft music and casual bar where couples, friends and small groups can wine down the day and relax. Highly recommendable if you are a local. And if you are a tourist this is the perfect non-touristy place to enjoy surrounded by locals. But shhhh.... Don't spread the word and come before more people discover it !!

Perhaps we visited at a particularly slow time, however this place really lacked any sort of…read moreatmosphere. It was quite cold inside and the service wasn't super friendly. I ordered a mulled wine to warm up but they had just served the last glass. I then asked if they had a wine list, and the answer was a straight "no", without any discussion of the wines on offer. So I stood awkwardly for a few seconds and then asked for a red wine. The barman produced three bottles and talked me through them, which is where the service perked up a little. I chose the Polish wine as why not, you don't see a lot of wine from Poland in the UK. This was 14PLN for a small glass and was pretty good, however the cold temperature and chilly atmosphere meant we headed off after one drink. If this was local to me I would probably spend more time here sampling wines and cheeses. If you're in the area anyway on a trip to Kraków I'd say call in, but don't make it a destination.

Will return. It's…read moreour first meal in the city, and also our first Georgia restaurant.  A few steps away from our hotel Tulip, this lovely restaurant has simple decor. Our server is a tall young man who blushes easily. The food is similar to Polish: hearty and filling. We've two soups: Kharcho (red) and Gupta (red).  I also tried a glass of red wine, Rkatsiteli: ok.

Good restaurant. Family environment and great food. I…read moreordered the Gupta soup and the Chinkali with lamb, absolutely perfect. Super affordable and great quality food. Will definitely come back.