Guidebook for Kraków
Food Scene
Trattoria Mamma Mia
14 KarmelickaBeauty and great food super pizzza!
Set in the middle of Krakow’s Old Town, this cafe’s food philosophy is all about coffee, cake variations and uber-fresh salads that are healthy and tasty. Take a seat by the window, overlooking bustling Tomasza Street, for an afternoon of people watching.
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Cafe Camelot
17 Świętego TomaszaSet in the middle of Krakow’s Old Town, this cafe’s food philosophy is all about coffee, cake variations and uber-fresh salads that are healthy and tasty. Take a seat by the window, overlooking bustling Tomasza Street, for an afternoon of people watching.
Dynia restaurant is a delightful place to enjoy any meal – not just breakfast or brunch. The overall atmosphere is classy and creative, due to the contrasting rustic and neo-art nouveau decor, not to mention the crowd of young professionals who frequent the place. True to its name (which means “pumpkin” in Polish), the menu offers a host of pumpkin
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Dynia Resto Bar
20 KrupniczaDynia restaurant is a delightful place to enjoy any meal – not just breakfast or brunch. The overall atmosphere is classy and creative, due to the contrasting rustic and neo-art nouveau decor, not to mention the crowd of young professionals who frequent the place. True to its name (which means “pumpkin” in Polish), the menu offers a host of pumpkin
Fresh and simple, Frankie’s is the embodiment of the brunch joint. Famous for its smoothies, there’s a concoction here for everyone – and especially for those who want to quell their Krakow hangovers from the night before. The summer menu consists of numerous healthy meals, loaded with salmon, avocado, sun-dried tomatoes, spinach, apples and honey.
Frankie's
11 StolarskaFresh and simple, Frankie’s is the embodiment of the brunch joint. Famous for its smoothies, there’s a concoction here for everyone – and especially for those who want to quell their Krakow hangovers from the night before. The summer menu consists of numerous healthy meals, loaded with salmon, avocado, sun-dried tomatoes, spinach, apples and honey.
is located in the heart of the Krakow’s Old Town, with a spectacular view of the historical square at its center. The menu is classic, loaded with paninis, salads, lasagnas and grilled chicken. The cake slices and ice creams bring a sweet option to the table, while the cocktails make for something of a stronger treat.
Opening hours: Mon to Sat 9am
Loża Cafe. Janicki B., Nowosad K.
5 Pawiais located in the heart of the Krakow’s Old Town, with a spectacular view of the historical square at its center. The menu is classic, loaded with paninis, salads, lasagnas and grilled chicken. The cake slices and ice creams bring a sweet option to the table, while the cocktails make for something of a stronger treat.
Opening hours: Mon to Sat 9am
Bunkier Cafe protrudes elegantly from the side of Kraków’s famous Bunkier Sztuki Gallery. While the interior is a charming conglomeration of quirky antiques and reclaimed timber tables that’s truly worthy of the contemporary exhibitions next door, the real pièce de résistance here is the garden area, which fills with tea drinking locals
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Bunkier Cafe
3a Rynek GłównyBunkier Cafe protrudes elegantly from the side of Kraków’s famous Bunkier Sztuki Gallery. While the interior is a charming conglomeration of quirky antiques and reclaimed timber tables that’s truly worthy of the contemporary exhibitions next door, the real pièce de résistance here is the garden area, which fills with tea drinking locals
A plethora of dusty antiques, dim lighting, scrawled graffiti art and flickering candles, Antycafe on central Sławkowska Street is the Old Town’s answer to Kazimierz’s iconic Alchemia bar, although set to sepia tones and funky music, and perhaps leaning a little more towards brooding black coffees than heady Polish beers.
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Antycafe
12 SławkowskaA plethora of dusty antiques, dim lighting, scrawled graffiti art and flickering candles, Antycafe on central Sławkowska Street is the Old Town’s answer to Kazimierz’s iconic Alchemia bar, although set to sepia tones and funky music, and perhaps leaning a little more towards brooding black coffees than heady Polish beers.
Lunch Bar u Basi
47 DługaDrinks & Nightlife
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14 SzlakKlub Dziekanat
Alchemia
5 Estery