An admirable establishment near Wawel Castle, the interior of exposed brick and wooden ceiling beams, a fireplace and skillful mural of Kraków in one of the rooms, offest by framed photos of family and guests on the walls, creates a truly comfortable and classy dining environment. Serving Polish standards including Jewish-style carp and cream of wild mushroom soup in a breadbowl, the menu features more meat than you'll find at a livestock market, with deer and wild boar getting into the menagerie as well. Our shredded pork wrapped in cabbage leaves with mushroom sauce left us more than satisfied, but the true standout was the complimentary pre-meal smalec and bread - maybe the best we've tasted in Kraków. For those stricken with food allegies, this is one of the only places in town to offer gluten-free meals, of which their menu dedicates a page.
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