Kraków
Restaurants in Kraków
Krakow's dining runs from fine tasting menus to counter-service milk bars, often within a few streets of each other. The Old Town holds the cellar dining of Pod Aniolami and classic Polish plates at Miod Malina and Pod Wawelem, plus long-running cafes like Cafe Camelot, while Bar Mleczny Pod Temida keeps the old milk-bar tradition going for a few zloty. Kazimierz carries the late-night and cafe side and is home to the two-Michelin-star Bottiglieria 1881, with Alchemia among its landmark bars and Glonojad and Vegab covering quick vegetarian meals.
All Restaurants in Kraków
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Bottiglieria 1881
Krakow's Michelin-starred tasting-menu room, a modern Polish kitchen paired with a deep wine cellar.
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Miod Malina
A warm, folk-painted room off Grodzka mixing hearty Polish plates with a few Italian touches.
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Pod Wawelem
Big portions, house beer and a beer-hall buzz right under the castle hill.
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Charlotte
A French bakery-café on Plac Szczepanski with morning croissants, fresh bread and coffee under the trees.
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Pod Aniolami
A long-standing traditional Polish restaurant in a Gothic cellar on Grodzka, known for grilled meats and old-country cooking.
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ZaKladka Food & Wine
A relaxed French-leaning bistro across the river in Podgorze, a local favourite for a long lunch.
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Bar Mleczny Pod Temida
A classic milk bar on Grodzka: pierogi, soups and cutlets at prices that have barely moved in decades.
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Glonojad
A bright, well-priced vegetarian kitchen by Plac Matejki with a menu spanning half the world.
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Vegab
The go-to for a fast vegan kebab or falafel wrap between sights.
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Café Camelot
A romantic, cluttered café on a quiet corner near St. John's, famous for its apple pie.
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Karma Coffee
A small speciality roaster pouring some of the Old Town's best flat whites.
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Alchemia
The candle-and-timber institution of Kazimierz's Plac Nowy, part bar, part live-music warren.
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Forum Przestrzenie
A riverside bar inside a rescued communist-era hotel, all deckchairs and sunset views.
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Mercy Brown
A hidden speakeasy behind an unmarked door, serving precise cocktails to a members-club hush.
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Wodka Café Bar
A tiny room with dozens of infused and flavoured vodkas lined up behind the bar.
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Endzior
The round pavilion on Plac Nowy griddling the giant open-faced zapiekanki Krakow is known for.
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Andrus
A hole-in-the-wall doing maczanka krakowska, the city's pulled-pork-in-a-roll classic.
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Bar Mleczny Tomasza
A modern milk bar off the Rynek plating pierogi, pancakes and soups at canteen prices. The go-to for a filling Polish lunch without the tourist markup.
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Restauracja Pod Nosem
A Michelin-listed spot below Wawel serving modern Polish tasting menus with an old-Krakow sensibility. Small, candlelit and worth the splurge.