When you come to Poland you have to eat out. One good dinner, with some guidance from The Visitor which will help you pick the most popular Polish dishes, and you will notice that Polish cuisine is amazingly rich, truly tasty and quite varied. Try Polish forest fruits and the dozens of kinds of mushrooms you never thought were edible. Take a browse through a selection of Polish desserts. Pick a good restaurant with Polish food and enjoy eating out in Poland. |
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Polish food |
Hawelka
Rynek Glowny 34
www.hawelka.pl |
Culinary art that became a legend. Uninterruptedly since 1876 HAWELKA has been a treat for eye and palate. The Old Polish cuisine is pure bliss. Charming taste of dishes soothes body and soul. Menu with many excellent dishes and a unique atmosphere in a historical site. This is how to create a prime restaurant. With top standard of the restaurant, the price level is reasonable.
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Miod i Wino
ul. Slawkowska 32
www.hawelka.pl |
Travel by dishes, where each of them is an adventure. They wake you up with wine pulled out of chest. Abundance of Sarmatian tastes of Latin and Eastern Europe with some Oriental pomp. With great finesse the nobility cuisine mingles Polish products with overseas titbits and Polish flavourings with oriental spices. |
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Wierzynek
Rynek Glowny 15
www.wierzynek.pl |
Located in two ancient buildings in the Main Market Square, The Wierzynek Restaurant is one of the most eye-catching sites in the area. It has reached its present impeccable state in the 19th century, when expert renovators managed to revive the spirit of a renaissance merchant's house. 16th century beams and coffers add to the beauty of the interiors. |
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Jewish |
Klezmer Hois
ul. Szeroka 6
www.klezmer.pl |
Klezmer Hois is located in the heart of Kazimierz, the Jewish Quarter in Cracow. In the former Mykva building, it is 70 meters from the Remuh Synagogue. Klezmer Hois is also a fine restaurant With its special atmosphere, artistic climate and finest cuisine it is unique in Poland - where one instantly can recognize the taste of original Jewish cuisine.
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Restaurants and Pubs