AMAZING little gem tucked away in Old Town Krakow. Possibly the best panini sandwich I have EVER…read morehad in my life. The lady that works at the shop was so nice, and was so patient and helpful with my son's super custom order sandwich. Definitely a MUST HAVE when visiting Old Town Krakow.

Only 10 reviews so far & 4 1/2 stars, def a place to find a delicious sandwich!! The woman behind…read morethe counter does understand & speaks English. Small restaurant w/limited seating but if it's a nice day, u can certainly walk around the town & eat.

Wow! So good people from Texas and Memphis will do a double take on how good the meat is here. I…read morehad the roast beef and it oozed with juiciness!! Krakow, you have our attention now :)

Meat & Go has evolved from a humble food-stand at Okrąglak to a hipster diner. Prices are rather…read morehigher now. Improvements to the dining experience more than compensate though. Having a place to sit is obviously better. The availability of wine and beer is another obvious plus. Harder to quantify is the love put into the food. It was apparent when Meat & Go was in Kazimierz that they care deeply about what they do. At their new location at Dolnych Młynów the level of dedication seems to have gone up further. Just look at my photos: They print names of their sandwiches on their napkins. I mean, who does that? The pekefleisch and the porchetta are still the headline stars. New additions to the menu hold their own as well. The cow-tongue sandwich, in particular, is to die for. The Hungarian rib "sandwich" is supreme as well--if you don't mind eating with fork and knife. The only unimpressed addition is the goose sandwich. With the skin and a thin-layer of fat, the flesh of this bird just tastes like dry turkey. Dolnych Młynów is presently the trendiest part of Krkaow. If you're one of those people who like to stay ahead of the curve, a visit to the city definitely warrant spending a night or two here. And if you do and you're not a vegetarian, by all means grab a sandwich at Meat & Go. You won't regret it.

We were staying at the Radisson. My husband found this place and we walked right around the…read morecorner. It seats about 20 people. We were lucky and didn't have to wait. The food was amazing. He had Cinnabon French toast and I had a Mexican bowl. The food was prepared after being ordered. It was freshly made and was served immediately. I cannot convey how delicious it was. My Mexican bowl was so large I couldn't eat half of it. The place was clean, the server was friendly and I hope we have time to go again before we leave Krakow. It was just a great experience.

Major Taste Whipping in Poland?!?! Afraid so. Let's start…read morewith the extensive menu that had something for everyone but what jumped out at me as a kid that grew up in the 90's and a fan of Queen, was the "Highlander" breakfast. It came with scrambled eggs, bacon, sausage, whipped cottage cheese with spices, a piece Of fried cheese, fresh tomato wedges with a vinaigrette drizzle, and a Polish pretzel. Everything was delicious. If that weren't enough I ordered the Lemoncello waffle as well! Just WOW!! A crispy outside and soft fluffy inside with vanilla, lemon zest, and lemon infused whipped cream topped off this master piece. Every bit was a citric explosion with lime purée and fresh berries as a garnish, my tastebuds were in overdrive! Lastly, I had the BEST freaking Iced cafe mocha I have had since I got to Europe (18 days and counting) in between Vienna, Slovakia, Romania, I had to come to Poland to get a legit mocha. The customer service was also amazing! When you done have to look for your server, that is a good server. The ambiance was so relaxed and chill that even every table was full we were just as comfortable as we were when we were the only two people in the restaurant. Five freaking stars!

This was a side street find ! What a cute girly spot! Staff so friendly and this place is bustling…read morewith people. We managed to snag a nice outdoor table with a nice vibe with a couple of other restaurants around us all seating next to each other. Inside this place is adorable and so unique. The decor and colors and the art. Just a neat place. The food and drinks also on par with the ambiance. Service can be slow but we weren't in any hurry. We ordered a round of espresso martinis and my one friend had a sparkling Rosè. The martinis were a little milky looking which isn't my favorite but these tasted good and not to dairy forward. It had a little extra ingredients in it than your normal espresso martini. Which made it different too. Hazelnut vodka and amaretto. Worth a try. We tried the Brie and salad baguette and the berry cheesecake. Both of these were stellar and so good and fresh. Loaded with toppings on the baguette the Brie was nice and creamy. The tomatoes were delicious. The cheesecake was so crumbly and the compote on top was house made and very berry forward. All of it was just the perfect afternoon pick me up and we were so happy with the serving size and all the dressing up in the plate. So pretty. One of the best cheesecakes I've ever had. They make all their desserts in house I believe. They have some great looking ones displayed . Loved this place !

This is the most memorable breakfast atmosphere I've ever experienced. The restaurant is located in…read morethe Old Town of Krakow in a building dating back to the fourteenth century. It consists of several small rooms, nooks and corners stacked with small tables all on different levels. Every room is decorated with a different theme and color you get to pick where you want to sit. We chose a table in the very back - red walls with red velvet curtains, smocked glass mirrors and crystal chandeliers. This was the most beautifully decorated breakfast setting we have ever seen. The food was really delicious, too. We opted for a smocked salmon omelette, shakshooka and an order of Apple pancakes. Everything was truly amazing and had a local twist. This place was one of the most memorable experiences of our trip to Krakow. I also cannot say enough about the service- our waitress was absolutely delightful and amazing.

4 stars based on good food and drinks and the great patio. The service here could be better and…read morefriendlier. We waited for patio seating and were happy to squeeze 4 into a table but the server didn't seem happy until we ordered alcohol and she became a little more hospitable! Anyway! Nice cool spot for people watching and the food here is really good. We started off with coffees and then Kir royales. Ordered a couple of their open faced toasts and a quiche. Everything was fresh and well presented and I loved the pea pesto ! They had gluten free bread also for my celiac friend. Pastries here didn't strike me as all that even though everyone seemed to order them around us so decided to try those elsewhere. It was a nice start to our day food and drink wise. This is a busy spot though and you may have to wait for seating .

A charming place with plenty of tables and a friendly staff. The food was good, menu choices were…read moreample and the place was clean. Definitely recommended.

Excellent coffee, had a cortado and a cappuccino. Fresh roasted coffee beans, friendly. Has a WC…read more Very small inside, most of the seating is outside in the courtyard.

I was looking for breakfast but they really offered about 3 diff breakfast kinds and rest are like…read morea bagle sandwiches. So I had krakow sandwich. It was delicious. I am just disappointed at one or two slices of ham and not much of meat. Good place to grab a quick light sandwich!

Come check out this spot if you'd like to try some authentic Polish dishes. The restaurant is quite…read moresmall, so there is often a line to get in. When we visited around noon, there were only two parties ahead of us, so the wait wasn't bad at all. We ordered the daily special, a chicken cordon bleu served with potatoes and a side of vegetables that tasted a bit like coleslaw. We also tried two kinds of fried pierogi: spinach and feta, and pickled cabbage with white mushrooms. It was my first time trying pierogi, and I really enjoyed them. They reminded me of dumplings, but were served with sour cream on the side, which added a nice touch. Ordering was very straightforward. You simply place your order at the counter, and the staff will bring the food to your table. The prices are very reasonable, and the portions are generous.

I decided to try this milk bar based on the reviews and close proximity to my hotel. First attempt…read morethere was a line out the door but success happened on the second visit and I was able to get in with no wait. The decor of this milk bar was by far the most inviting of the ones I've seen or visited on this trip. While outside checkout the cool cow models below the windows which were enclosed with the exterior lighting. Inside was full of greenery and bright. Even the menu stood out with the colorful handwritten blackboard. Staff were very friendly. I grabbed an open seat and shared a table with three others. Staff came over to deliver my utensils and quickly highlight the menu. I walked up to the counter to place my order and pay. I decided to get the daily special and deviated from the Polish cuisine I've been eating the whole time here. The mushroom soup was big and delicious with a strong mushroom flavor. The chicken curry was meaty and tasty sauce with fluffy basmati rice. Well worth visiting and I can see why this place was busy all day. .

From the owner: Oferujemy przepyszne Panini tworzone tylko ze świeżych produktów, własnoręcznie robionych sosów i…read morespecjalnie dla Nas wypiekanej bułki. Oprócz standardowych rodzajów Panini jak salami, indyk, czy wegetariańskie mamy również kilka innych rodzajów skomponowanych przez prawdziwych pasjonatów jedzenia: BBQ (na słodko-pikantnym sosie BBQ z pastrami z rostbefu wołowego), bawarska (z sosem musztardowo-miodowym, z grillowanymi kiełbaskami), czy z kurczakiem southwest (lekko pikantna wersja kurczaka w tworzonej przez Nas mieszance ziół i przypraw). Oprócz Panini standardowo przez Nas sprzedawanych, nierzadko oferujemy również Panini Dnia np. z hiszpańskim Chorizo, francuskim salami Rosa, szynką Szwarcwaldzką, czy też włoskim Prosciutto di Parma. Do tego oferujemy wyśmienitą kawę 100% Arabika świeżo wypalaną w krakowskiej palarni Kelleran, pyszne sałatki, świeżo wyciskane soki z pomarańczy, czy grejpfrutów, a więc wszystko co potrzebne by smacznie spędzić czas na krakowskim Podgórzu...

Just had dinner at this place. I had the hamburger salad really good. Very fresh And of good size…read morefor the price paid. Place is small and cozy. Service a bit slow but overall a good place for a casual dinner.

Great food! Came here 2 nights in a row, perfect, amazing feed. can't go wrong. and reasonably…read morepriced too.

When in Krakow, it is worth experiencing a 'zapiekanka' at least once. It's a popular Polish street…read morefood in the form of an open-faced sandwich. This time, the place that I highly recommend is located on Plac Nowy in Kazimierz and is colloquially called "Okrąglak" due to the round shape of the building. The best for "Okrąglak" is in the evening/night, when munchies attack, or whenever you feel like having a snack. It's not a gourmet food, so be prepared, but the 'zapiekanka' will fill your belly in a satisfying way. My favorite 'zapiekanka' is a classic version, and it comes with just three ingredients: baguette, mushrooms and cheese, that's all. With a splash of ketchup and garlic sauce (sometimes), it's the perfect combination. There are many options of toppings to choose from. Everyone will find something which suits their preferences and appetite. Making the decision where to buy from your 'zapiekanka' could be overwhelming. In each window of the building there is a different kitchen/bar where food is sold. It's like a wheel of 'zapiekanki'. Of course, it's good to go where there is the longest line, but it doesn't work that way every time. We tried two places, 'Zapiekanki Bar Oko' and 'Zapiekanki Piecyk'. I know that you won't see a big difference between these two sandwiches in my photo, but the 'Piecyk' was definitely the runaway winner. It's all about the ratio of bread, mushrooms and cheese. It must be moist with a perfectly crispy outside baguette (not too crunchy), with gooey cheese and flavorful mushrooms with a hint of butter. The quality of ketchup is also very important. The legendary 'Endzior', which we skipped this time due to their long line, is also a must-try. For now, I'm voting for 'Piecyk' :). Also, you can buy just half 'zapiekanka', or ask for it to be cut in half to share. It's usually huge :).