Lovely place for Sunday lunch. The vibe was calm, not too crowded. Food hit the spot, prices felt fair for the portions.

The menu says steak prices per 100g, but the minimum portion is bigger than I thought, so the bill came out higher than expected. Still, the dry-aged ribeye was really good. Nice funky flavor and the demi-glace was rich. Just wish I&#39;d known about the portion thing before ordering.

Been here a few times now. Food&rsquo;s fresh, portions are solid. They bring out free cherry vodka with the bill &mdash; nice touch. Staff friendly enough. Nothing fancy, but it works when you need a quick bite in Krakow.

The tortilla here was unreal, probably the best I&#39;ve had. Basque food done simple and done right. Wine list was solid too. Service dragged a bit, but honestly didn&#39;t care once the food came.

The food was tasty and well-presented, no complaints there. Service seemed a bit uneven though&mdash;our waitress was great, but I saw other tables waiting quite a while.

The white borscht here hit the spot&mdash;properly sour, the way it should be. I ordered a glass of dry red to go with the pork cutlet, and honestly, the pairing worked better than I expected. Portion was solid, too. Place was busy but I didn&#39;t feel rushed. Would come back for that soup alone.

Beef stroganoff was solid, bigos had that deep, homey flavor. Service kept up even when the place filled in. A glass of their house red did the job fine.

We stopped by for a quick lunch and ordered the pierogi and a side salad. The pierogi were fresh, dough not too thick, filling well seasoned. Salad was crisp, which I always appreciate. Service was friendly, no complaints there. It&rsquo;s right next to the Old Synagogue, so easy to find. Solid spot if you&rsquo;re in the area.

The horse tartare caught me off guard&mdash;in a good way. Never tried it before, but the texture was surprisingly smooth. Chicken hearts were solid too, not overcooked or chewy. Wine pairing matched well with everything. Staff knew their stuff without hovering. Nice little spot in Krak&oacute;w if you want something beyond the usual pierogi places. Slightly pricey but fair for what you get.

Stopped by a few times while in town&mdash;staff remembered us by the second visit, which was nice. The food was solid, but honestly the wine list surprised me. Found a decent Portuguese red that paired well with the grilled octopus. Place sits right across from the cultural center, easy to find. Service was a bit slow one evening, but they were packed.

Came here for dinner, ordered the tomato soup, steak, and toffee ice cream. Soup was smooth, steak cooked right, ice cream a solid finish. Portions are big, left full. Place is in a cellar, clean and tidy, but yeah, no phone signal down there. Kinda forced a digital detox. Fine by me.

The duck fillet with sweet sauce was really good&mdash;cooked just right and full of flavor. I was impressed with how tender it was. Service was attentive too, never had to wait long for anything. Solid spot if you&#39;re in the area and want something reliable. Maybe not a mind-blowing place, but it did the job for a casual dinner.

The bubble waffle with ice cream and Nutella was solid. Fresh, warm, and the chocolate was generous.

We showed up on a Saturday night without booking and they squeezed us in. That alone was a win. The ribs were properly done &mdash; juicy, not dry, decent smoke. Service was quick too, maybe a little too quick, but I wasn&#39;t complaining. I&#39;d go back if I&#39;m in the area again.

The lasagne was really good, honestly. Courtyard seating made it feel nicer than your average spot. Prices fair for what you get. Only thing is we waited a bit since we didn&#39;t book ahead. Worth it though.

The interior is really nicely done, and you get a solid view of the main square from the window. I had the pierogi and they were pretty good, well plated too. Staff were friendly enough, didn&#39;t have to wait long for anything. Just a heads up, it&#39;s a bit on the pricier side for what you get, but the atmosphere makes up for it.

We came here for a family thing and honestly the food was the highlight. The duck confit was spot on, crispy outside, tender inside. Wine list had a nice local touch too. Service was friendly but a bit slow when it got busy. Not the cheapest place, but you get what you pay for. Would come back for sure.

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