Spending a lot of money in a Krakow restaurant is not easy. We visited Kogel Mogel on the last night of a weekend break. We ate starters -grilled shrimps (the size of giant prawns!), spinack mushrooms, almonds and sultanas on home made bread. Fish for main course was superb, with great sides. Sumptuous deserts, nice selection of beers, wines and... More

Lovely authentic Polish cuisine, great service. Waiters are very helpful and more than happy to give advice. The food is beautifully cooked and well presented. They will do half portions if you require. Very good value.

Happened upon this restaurant by chance and was delighted with it. Great food and nice service. The only negative was their refusal to provide us with a carafe/jug of water and we had to take bottled water. Not only is this environmentally unfriendly, the bottled water is not as good as the Krakow tap water.

This was my second visit in 8 months and was even better than the first! We wanted to try a selection of food so we shared herring, chicken noodle soup, dumplings (pierogi), potato pancakes (placki) and golobki. Everything was so tasty that we went back again the next day for the breaded pork which was delicious. The restaurant just reopened... More

A delightful eating experience , twice, They have a very entertaining style of menu that sets the mood for a fun experience.Our waitress spoke fluent english, took our orders , for 6, delivered it to each person as ordered without asking who ordred.....etc. Very good service , an experience worth repeating when in Krakow,

We stumbled on this restaurant by surprise & it was an absolute delight. Great selection on menu & perfect for sampling traditional cuisine. Food was delicious, Entertainment was good too provided by traditional musicians & dancers. Well worth a visit although it can get quite busy

Busy little restaurant recommended by hotel. Good portion size, nicely presented and very good quality. Not fine dining by any means but reliable and worth a try

I stumbled upon this restaurant by accident. I had been recommended dishes to try by Polish friends and found them all on this menu. Service was great, staff helpful and cheerful. Did not feel uncomfotable dining alone. And the best bit was that 2 courses, beer, vodka and coffee came to around 15 pounds..

We found this eatery by chance. Large indoor eating area but we dined outside in the courtyard. Menu is in the form of a newspaper and the food is described as what the previous communist regime would eat (all with tongue in cheek.) We dined there for 3 nights and could not fault the menu, food or service. Try the... More