Restaurants cuisine du monde Little Poland

This restaurant offers excellent French cuisine in a tasteful, typically Polish setting. A selection of French wines purchased directly from producers in all regions. Impeccable service. Luxury apartments with splendid views can be rented above the restaurant. The decor is superb and has been collected from the owners' travels. And let's not forget Le Fumoir: a space decorated in the style of the 1930s where you can enjoy your digestif, accompanied by a good cigar.

This restaurant is part of the same complex as Oberża Sąsiadów (Neighbors' Inn, Neighbors' Restaurant). Folkloristic, it serves delicious Polish cuisine in costume in beautiful exposed brick rooms, including a superb vaulted room. Fine, traditional Polish dishes, with a typical atmosphere.

Located on the square behind the Barbacane, this restaurant excels in the preparation of typical Eastern Polish cuisine. Frontier specialties are not so different from the rest of Slavic fare, but the emphasis is on game and rare meats, and it's unusual to see dishes so well executed. The dishes served are quite refined and very good, in a rustic "grandma's house" decor and warm atmosphere. To top it all off, the waitresses are dressed in traditional costumes.

Simple setting and food, but this milk bar is one of the most popular in town.

This pub-restaurant is one of the most pleasant in the neighborhood, which is not easy to do in Kazimierz. In the summer, you can relax in the garden on the large open terrace lined with wood, and in the winter, you can enjoy the warmth of the large adjacent veranda. The openness of the room, the omnipresence of varnished wood, the welcoming architecture full of curious curiosities create an atmosphere that invites you to escape. The kitchen is light and produces a variety of soups, salads, toasts and naleszniki . In the summer, many of the farm's dairy products can be found on the table.

This trendy Polish restaurant, a little out of the way, is very bright, with a large bay window opening onto a mezzanine. It's a Polish restaurant where you can settle down for a French-style dinner for a few hours and watch the night set over the Planty. The relaxed atmosphere, the coffee, the locally-produced beers and the simple but delicious and inexpensive Polish dishes prepared here all contribute to the charm of the place. The restaurant occasionally organizes live concerts, sometimes even featuring big international names.

The two Warsztat' in Kazimierz are a sure bet among the addresses favored by young Krakowites. Excellent value for money for pasta, pizzas, salads and dishes, a striking decor and efficient service. But the love of the owner, Witold, for the real Polish cuisine pushed him to make his third address a Polish Warsztat! Family recipes, traditional, with fresh and seasonal products... and you can feel it in the dishes, always copious and at very good prices. No reason not to enjoy it!

A large, trendy American-style room in a post-industrial cellar with brick walls, wooden floors and spotlights on every table. A large bar takes up part of the interior, and as the evening progresses, the place fills up with young drinkers. The restaurant's atmosphere is definitely party-oriented. In terms of cuisine, it serves meat (of good quality) and burgers (a little too heavy and average for the price). It remains one of the city's great restaurants, and the atmosphere is pleasant.