Chimera has been a popular Krakow restaurant for some years now. The food is prepared according to the recipes of the owner. Polish favorites like goose, crayfish, cheese and a wide variety of meats are served here besides the excellent salads and juices. The ambiance is relaxed and friendly and makes you want to keep coming back for more.
At C.K. Browar, you can dine, dance and drink, all under one roof. This pretty underground cellar is a great place to spend a whole night. Interior vaulted arches evoke a certain atmosphere. The restaurant is comfortable and not too formal. The bar serves up a wide range of drinks and cocktails and home-brewed beer. You will find that the menu is mostly Polish, with the emphasis on dishes that don't take too long to prepare or consume.
Upon entering Starka, the first thing that catches your eye is the red walls, which convey a relaxing and casual atmosphere. The food menu is filled with delicious meals, while the drink menu has exotic wines, homemade vodkas and refreshing cocktails. Also raising the dining above the rest is the attentive service and the aura of friendliness. Equally good for an intimate romantic dinner or a cheerful family outing, Starka Restaurant & Vodkas is definitely a good bet to try something different from the conventional fine dining standards.
The Olive Restaurant at the Krakow's Sheraton Krakow Hotel hotel offers its patrons courtyard dining year round. With a Mediterranean and Polish menu, sample the constantly changing dishes in a romantic atmosphere that's also conducive to business lunches or dinners. There are also two private dining rooms for more intimate functions. Come for Jazzy Sunday Brunch for jazz, wine, and ample Polish and Mediterranean culinary delights.
It seemed that Cyrano de Bergerac was going to be unchallenged as the city's finest French restaurant, but now La Fontaine is fast catching up. Like its chief competitor, La Fontaine is also located deep underground in an historic cellar. The atmosphere here is romantic and elegant. Many classic French favorites are on offer. La Fontaine also offers a wide selection of meat dishes and a great wine list. The prices are fairly reasonable considering the standard of the food and the location.
With a wood burning oven, Trzy Papryczki is as authentic a pizzeria as they come. The cooks delight the patrons with their abilities when they toss and juggle their pizza dough and pasta in the air. What completes the experience is sitting in the patio on a warm summer's day and enjoying your piece of pie with a glass on fine Italian wine.
One of the best places in the city to dig into hearty Jewish food, Once Upon a time in Kazimierzu, also known as Dawno Temu Na Kazimierzu, is a must-visit for fans of this decadent cuisine. Breaded Chicken Breast Cutlet, Fillet of Trout and Spinach Pancake are some of the decadent delicacies you can feast on here while drinks include hot wines, meads, ciders, and wines sourced from places as far-flung as Chile, Israel and France. However, it’s not just the splendid selection of great food and drink that make this place so special. Known to be one of the most unusual restaurants in the world, the restaurant looks like a row of trade shops dating back to the early 20th century while the interiors boast of everything from chandeliers, antique furnishings, fancy lights, flowers on every table and large windows to quirky items like sewing machines, mannequins, tapestries, artworks and even dresses. Live folk and ethnic music and the cozy atmosphere owing to candles on every table add to the appeal of dining here. If you want to catch a glimpse of Jewish heritage, spend some quality time with your partner or a group of friends or simply dig into sumptuous food, then a couple of hours at Once Upon a time in Kazimierzu will not disappoint.
Ever since 1956, the Piwnica pod Baranami has kept the tradition of hosting Parisian cabaret with a performance every Saturday night at 9 p.m. Reservations strongly encouraged. In the month of July is the Summer Jazz Festival, which is almost always held here as well. Piwnica pod Baranami is a Krakow legend.
Centrally located in Old Town, you will be sure to find at Farina are wonderful pastas and delicious fish and seafood. Of course, you also cannot leave without trying the Polish dish of pierogi dumplings. A great selection of wines, and a stylish interior make for a an excellent dining experience.
Upon entering Starka, the first thing that catches your eye is the red walls, which convey a relaxing and casual atmosphere. The food menu is filled with delicious meals, while the drink menu has exotic wines, homemade vodkas and refreshing cocktails. Also raising the dining above the rest is the attentive service and the aura of friendliness. Equally good for an intimate romantic dinner or a cheerful family outing, Starka Restaurant & Vodkas is definitely a good bet to try something different from the conventional fine dining standards.
Take a break from the local cuisine and head to Mamma Mia for a delectable, Italian fare. Here, in an intimate setting of quaint yellow lights, wood accents and warm ambiance, patrons can delight their palate with scrumptious pizzas, homemade pastas, and other seafood and meat infused dishes. In addition, the desserts served at Mamma Mia are moreish and they are plated with utmost thoughtfulness. At Mamma Mia,everything from the food to the atmosphere and service is top notch, and the prices come has a cherry on top. Mamma Mia takes reservations hence if you are arriving in a larger party, do call them ahead.
Standing in the heart of the Jewish quarter, Sasiedzi is a sensory experience of Polish cooking in an elegant atmosphere. Step inside the restaurant, and you'll feel like you've stepped back in time. Exposed-brick walls, beautiful chandeliers and ornate decorative elements, give the space, an old-world charm. Themed dining spaces create the perfect setting, whether you're coming in for a relaxed dinner with a group or for a romantic meal. The food has garnered rave accolades from numerous quarters, making it one of the best restaurants in the city. Menu specialties include Breaded pork chop, chicken fillet in tomato sauce and Veal in sage. The diverse wine selection has enough to impress the connoisseurs. Reservations are highly recommended.