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In the Jewish Quarter Krakow
38 Reviews As soon as I entered Ariel, I was charmed by the atmosphere. A small gift shop at the front of the restaurant offers a nice assortment of gifts, soulvenirs and post cards. The food and service...
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Polish Cuisine Warsaw
27 Reviews I have chosen this place for a special birthday dinner of my friend. I was there on Friday evening. I book a table in advance but it was not necessary as the restaurant was not crowded. The interior...
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Bar mleczny Krakow
15 Reviews Don't recall if we had read about the Bar Mleczny here in Krakow or if one of the VTers from the meet pointed it out, but along with Chiara and Alex we decided to try it out. We found this one in the...
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Fukier Warsaw
10 Reviews I dedicated a travelogue to Fulkier restaurant as it is one of the best restaurants I have ever joined.....and I love eating. It is quite expensive for Warsaw but, in my opinion, it deserves a...
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Wierzynek Krakow
20 Reviews If you want traditional Polish food that is excellent in taste, combined with style and glamour then this is the restaurant to visit. Not one of your cheapest, therefore this is a place where you go...
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The Gessler Restaurant Warsaw
4 Reviews If you eat in no other restaurant while in Poland, please be sure you get to the Gessler. Finally found it on my 3rd trip. I've eaten in lots of restaurants all over Poland, but this one is stellar. ...
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Chlopskie Jadlo Krakow
30 Reviews It seems to be quite popular nowadays to serve food in old houses with old furnishing. The chain Polskie Jadlo has adopted this idea as well. If not visiting these places too often they are quite...
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Kompania Piwna Warsaw
10 Reviews Podwale 25 "Piwna Kompania": We discovered this restaurant after strolling around the old town of Warsaw, passing the Barbican (old town wall) and hearing live music coming from a courtyard across the...
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Pod Aniolami Krakow
14 Reviews Pod Aniolami (Under the angels), We read about this restaurant on Virtual Tourist and booked it on the internet before we went to Krakow and we wore not disappointed, the food was fantastic. The...
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Blikle Cafe Warsaw
8 Reviews This traditional café is the Warsaw trademark for cake, coffee and tradition. It should be one of your first choices for a coffee brake. Prices are higher here than at most other places, but you would...
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Gruzinskie Chaczapuri Krakow
16 Reviews The food in this restaurant bears no resemblance to Georgian food. I will preface my devastatingly negative review by saying that I am a Georgian food aficionado. I discovered the country's...
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Belvedere Warsaw
3 Reviews The Belvedere has one of the nicer locations in the city, and is certainly located high in the hierarchy of Warsaw restaurants. We decided to go for their Sunday brunch, and booked a table for 12:30...
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Chimera Krakow
20 Reviews . "Chimera" salad bar is the first, largest and most popular salad bar in Krakow. . In summer you can eat (including meals from the restaurant) in a garden, which is open until late in the evening,...
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Quchnia Artystyczna Warsaw
4 Reviews Each designed by a different artist, the unique chairs in this museum café befit the eclectic menu of inexpensive Polish and international food. Vegetarians will enjoy the selection of meatless...
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Pierogarnia Krakow
4 Reviews Pierogarnia is a tiny little self service restaurant in the old town of Krakow. Its main dish is pierogi, which is something like a Polish ravioli dish. The interior is cozy: the walls are decorated...
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Pub's Warsaw
5 Reviews I was in Chimera technically twice but the second time in 2005 I had only a cup of caffee in beautiful garden yard but I noticed that they probably doubled prices since my first visit soon after...
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Loch Camelot Krakow
8 Reviews Located in a small side street in the old town Camelot is a cute collection of rustic and old world. Featuring some of the more friendly waitstaff in Krakow, Camelot features great hot wine, amazing...
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Pod Samsonem Warsaw
12 Reviews This restaurant serves mainly local and jewish cuisine, which sounds good if you're tired of international café food, and want to experience the culinary side of the country you're visiting... This...
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Hawelka Krakow
7 Reviews Hawelka restaurant on Rynek Glowney has been serving food to Cracovians and visitors since the 19th Century when Antoni Hawelka opened a breakfast room in his shop. The ambience is European old style...
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Italian Cuisine Warsaw
6 Reviews It was a first restaurant, visited in Warsaw, not so far away from defensive barbican. we came here for a dinner, so ordered smaller size pizzas and tea. Pizzas was quite filling and deliciuos. We...
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Da Pietro Krakow
7 Reviews I chose this restaurant at the main market square in Krakow because of its outdoor seating. Even as a single traveller, it's no problem to eat there. Well, actually I had read good things about this...
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American Cuisine Warsaw
4 Reviews Traveling with a child who thinks he is already a teenager and wants to "be cool" means you sometimes have dinner at the least typical restaurant in town. Meaning, Hard Rock Cafe. :) We arrived in...
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Smak Ukrainski Krakow
5 Reviews This Ukrainian restaurant serves traditional Ukrainian food. The different beers on the menu are also from Ukraine like the Obolon and the Lvivskie. The restaurant is located in a 16th century cellar....
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E. Wedels Warsaw
2 Reviews Who could resist E. Wedel? The nationally famous chocolate company was founded in 1852. Now a part of Cadbury Schweppes, the traditions are carefully preserved...along with their beautiful building....
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Taco Mexicano Krakow
6 Reviews The restaurant is quite cosy and the service is quite good. We had limited time to eat in Krakow so we could not compare it to other restaurants in Krakow but this Mexican restaurant service was...
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Quchnia artystycznaUjazdowski castel near Agricola( part of Lazienki Park )Nice and alternatyw arangemant and free still, if you wona change a table or chare ( all are difrent ) you can do it.Waitres and waitres are so coool slowe motion but you always gat you dish got and graete loking potato cake with mushrums souce, mmmmm delisies
Really great food everywhere you turn. Bagels too! There is homestyle cooking as well as Polish cuisine. The Old Town Square in Warsaw is surrounded by eateries. Try them all! In Krakow, try the restaurants near the Cloth Market. In smaller villages good homecooked food is easy to find. There are also small Deli style shops everywhere that are filled with food to buy.
I have never eat in expensive restaurants. I like the best restaurants which are called 'bar mleczny'. It is very cheap, traditional polish cuisine, a lot of poorstudents there and not exclusive at all.Price - very low;Open- all days long;atmosphere - you can meet there students and professors, beggers and businessmen 'pierogi leniwe'- kind of noodles with sugar and butter;'bigos' - cabage stew;several kind of soups ( my favourite is cucumber soup);'schabowy z ziemniakami' - schnizel with potatoes
Pod Sasonem in Warsaw, near the central old town is very good and reasonable. Krakow has many, inexpensive and good quality restaurants (many with menus in English) -- if you're growing weary of Polish food, check out one of the branches of Grace Pizzeria. The many varieties of pierogi are yummy and filling.The old women selling a molded, caramel colored food item on the streets -- it's a very salty farmer's cheese.All over Krakow are sidewalk vendors selling 'falafel', which is actually a version of what we and the greeks would call 'gyros' (it's pieces of grilled meat rather than fried balls like what we call falafel). They cost about $1.25 and are very filling.
My favorite restaurant was in Boleslaweic, it was a tiny, out of the way Bistro. We were starving and stumbled upon it accidently. The food was excellent....a 1/2 roasted chicken, slaw, potatoes and drink for under $2.00.The atmosphere was very European...great lighting, small, intimate table settings and excellent service. Roast Chicken...delicicious.
this is another restaurant memory more than a favourite, although it was alright.our group would often split up and go out for meals in smaller groups. most people chose to go to mcdonald's then, but i prefered to try the local cuisine. (plus it was agony for me, not being able to get nuts on my sundaes...) so one day a few friends and i chose a random restaurant and went in...it made a great story to tell when we got back together with the rest of the group. while most of them were eating the same food they could have eaten anywhere in the civilized world, we had excellent local cuisine and we didn't even know what it was. .. now, most places would have the menus in polish and english, or the waitress would speak enough english to explain the dish a bit. this place, the menu was only in polish and the waitress couldn't speak a word of english... and as the only polish we'd learned was...
mcdonald'sanother thing that was interesting was that the sundaes came in little cup cones... they were cup shaped but they were edible. very nice touch. well isn't wasn't really my favourite restaurant... i do have better taste than that... sometime on the trip i got a strong craving for a hot fudge sundae with nuts and i usually have them without nuts... i spent many nights at mcdonald's trying to explain nuts to them with no polish on my side and very little english on theirs.... i kept coming away unsatisfied, with nutless sundaes. sigh. it wasn't their fault though. i was the freak who had to have nuts.
SAY YES TO SLOW FOOD... yes, SLOW - FOOD means local culture, local jobs, local tradition... some more opportunity for LOCAL development!!! And more enjoiement of your travels.... if you can have 'globalized food' at home, why having it while travelling?I'm supporting the lichinga's slow food campaign :-) sometimes it's quite hard to understand in advance what your going to ask... but it's part of the game!
Did not have a bad eating experience in Krakow, all the resturants are very tourist orientated. Warsaw is another thing. Though I don't remember the name of the restaurent we had the most delicious time at. When I remember it I will add it. The surrounding country side is very, very poor and the accomodations outside of the major cities are very cheap but basic. All polish food for me was different. Most is rather bland. Small portions.
While in Wroclaw go to the Spiz brewery and restaurant, located in the market square......delicious food, great atmosphere In Krakow it's the Pod Aniolami restaurant...rich, filling Polish cuisine along with homebrewed beer...this place will make you miss your fave restaurant in your city home made BEER BEER BEER......wild game with potatoes and beets yummy!!
Sheraton Krakow Hotel Krakow
7 Reviews and 517 Opinions I had a very pleasant stay at this hotel. I was part of a tour group, but would recommend it to the...
Intercontinental Warszawa Warsaw
4 Reviews and 653 Opinions Intercontinental Warswawa is one of the 5***** hotel in warsaw but it is different from the others...
Mercure Hevelius Gdansk
7 Reviews and 221 Opinions Great view from my 9th floor room. [ half way up ]. The room is just what you expect for 450 zloty...
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