Restaurant Chata ul. Krowoderska 21

Not far from the town square, an old Polish Inn called the “Chata” is located in one of Cracow’s historical apartment buildings. Once we step through the well sized threshold, we are transformed into another world. We are welcomed by an open log fireplace with the interiors of the Inn arranged in a country style, it pumps with life, regardless of the time of day or night. When we are working, it serves as a perfect lunch or business meeting spot, in the evening it is a great place for a party with a larger group of friends as well as for an evening for two. The specialties of the Polish cuisine will satisfy even the most demanding palette and the wide selection of the many kinds of beer, wine, speciality drinks will let you dine well into the night without a notice. We can also try many season dishes at the Inn, these change depending on the time of year. The ever present wood scent and cheerful music completes the wholeness in creating the unique atmosphere of this place. Your cheerfulness will not be dampened even after you’ve received the bill as "Chata" has one of the lowest prices in Cracow.
The creators of Chata have even thought about the drivers. We can leave our vehicle directly in front of the Inn of on one of the two neighbouring security car parks.
Chata is a frequent spot for stag and hen nights, business meetings, birthdays and name day celebrations, weddings as well as other theme celebrations.
more info www.polskakuchnia.com.pl

Wierzynek Restaurant, the Main Market 15
It’s the oldest Polish restaurant. In 1364 Cracow’s citizen Mikolaj Wierzynek welcomed here the Polish king – Kazimierz Wielki and his guests – kings and princes from all Europe.
The magnificent inside, an unique view to the Main Market and the St Mary Church are mixing with very good food. Prices are compared to the standard.
www.wierzynek.com.pl

Corleone Restaurant Poselska st. 19 
Here you can feel a Sicilian atmosphere. From the very same entrance you are welcome by figures from “The God Father”, The  restaurant is situated in the most beautiful nook in the city. It’s very nice, warm and intimate here. You can relax and eat Italian food. Pastas are strongly recommended. Very nice service, reasonable prices.

Paese Restaurant Poselska st. 24
It’s a restaurant with a Mediterranean climate. Owners are fascinated by Corsic island and they decided to create a piece of it here, in Cracow. The cuisine is delicious, a garlis soup is the best in the city. Very nice service, prices are not too high.
www.paese.com.pl

Cherubino Restaurant Tomasza st. 15
The restaurant is situated in the Doubting Thomas Nook, only few steps from the Main Market. It serves Italian and Polish dishes. The impressive inside (carriages, a sleigh and a boat), good food and nice stuff.
www.cherubino.pl

Ogniem i Mieczem Restaurant Serkowskiego Place 7 The inside  of the restaurant moves us to XVII century and a traditional Polish country manor. You can hear Lithuanian and Ukrainian music and savor old Polish dishes.