I personally strongly recommend this place and lavash kebap. Meat is good, overall volume of dish…read moreis sufficient. Very very good sauces - made from cream and yoghurt - reminds me real Kebap abroad. In general it's a small, probably family driven kebab and Turkish food place. Not very good decoration, pretty much "home feeling" not very gastronomical. When I went there whole staff looked like a family. Daughter at counter father at meat kebab part and mother on fresh vegetables side. It may look a bit obscure for some people but I strongly recommend to step in for lavash.

Wonderful hummus, Quick service and a great atmosfeer. The other items on theorie menu list are…read morealso fantastic!

Hamsa was truly exceptional and is a must try in the Kazimierz district! Located in the center…read moresquare, they offer both indoor and outdoor seating. The outdoor seating was really pleasant on the early summer night I dinner in. The servers were friendly and fluent in English which is helpful to tourists. The menu is very large which made it quite hard to narrow down my options but I knew I wanted to start with a humus so I tried the sun dried tomato blend which was absolutely lovely. The pita served alongside was so soft and warm. For the main, I tried the chicken tagine and enjoyed it thoroughly. The blend of spices was fragrant and flavorful. It was also very large and could easily be split between two people! I loved the food so much and wish to return next time I visit Krakow!

The one and only Turkish hamman in Krakow. Sauna in the basement, restaurant on the top. Food seems…read moreauthentic. Coffee is bit strong for my taste but I found the tea quite agreeable. For a posh place serving exotic food, prices are surprisingly reasonable. Nothing in the menu goes over 30zł, with many items priced in the teens. Definitely worth a try.

Very strange experience. The massage was just the back, never asked to turn over. My 10 year old…read morehas more skills than the 'masseuse'... no one asked how the experience was. Very disappointed.

Aside from the amazing city it's in, this restaurant leaves much to be desired. It stands out, as…read moreit's on a busy corner, with a large sign letting you know that they specialize in kebab. So we came for the kebab. Quite possibly the worst kebab I've had in Europe, with just a few drops of actual meat inside. The service wasn't all that great either; it took the employees awhile to even acknowledge us standing there ready to order. There are plenty of other kebab spots located in the middle of this pretty city. I'd recommend trying one of them if you're walking about and in the mood for this popular European snack.

This was the most beautiful cafe of all time. I absolutely adored it there! There was ambient music…read moreplaying, plenty of plants, books lining the shelves, etc. I loved the area where you could sit on the ground with pillows. The menu is mostly Jewish/Middle Eastern food and a lot of tea and coffee options. I chose a large black coffee for 12 PLN and it was excellent. And cheaper than the mainstream cafes like Starbucks and costa. There was free fast wifi and outlets to use. There toilet was clean. Service was nice. I spent a good amount of time in the cafe just hanging out, doing some reading, and enjoying the atmosphere. Would recommend!

I really like the place- is located in Kazimierz district but in the part I like the most. Place…read moreitself is very nicely decorated and somehow familiar ...:) It brought me some memories. While sipping my milk & honey drink I read the book from the library located in there and also later on took part in special event. All was prepared so well and food - humous and wine and olives were delicious. It was such lovely evening and it was so calm and service was so friendly. I like the idea of having wine testing evening too and also before I was listening to Jewish traditional music and took a stroll around district- all put me in different mood and lift me up a bit - because I am in miserable condition due to other problems- visit in Cheder brought a bit light to me...:)