MIÓD MALINA

Every detail of Miod Malina, set in a 14th-century tenement on the corner of Grodzka and Poselska, gives you the warm, picturesque atmosphere of a southern Polish village in the heart of Krakow. You can feel its folkloric style right from the entrance. Soft curtains welcome you, wooden tables and hand-painted chests of drawers covered with grandmother's lace squares. Honey and juice jars hidden in the drawers, and also a few good bottles of Italian wine!

The sunny walls are decorated with hand-painted sheaves, fresh and dried flowers, and other local touches. The main room houses an oven in which pieroggis are baked, and pork chops roasted according to grandma's recipes. In the evening, the restaurant is particularly charming, with its red candles slowly melting as the evening progresses and its music slowly lulling you to sleep, transporting your soul to the Polish plains.

Taste Polish and Italian delicacies, and discover the traditional ways of Polish meat and sauces based on local produce, such as wild mushrooms, cranberries and raspberries.

You can also relax in the summer garden during the warmer months.