Hung with poster-sized black and whites of interwar Kraków, this cafe/restaurant aims to present the ancient city in a modern way. A cafe area with sofa seating is for those who come for the modestly priced coffee, while a more formal dining room lures patrons with its Polish and Italian menu. Kids also get their own menu and play area, and even the seeing impaired have been considered with Kraków's first braille menu. Unfortunately this guidebook isn't in braille, so the blind may never find out.

(17-43zł)

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• Peter Wallach - London 18 August 2010
  Had our best meal in Poland in this very smart restaurant - friendly staff, excellent English, great menu and ambience, very good service. We were taken there by our Polish hosts, so have no idea of the charges, but we loved the restaurant - and they go there often, so it must be good value. - Peter (Ealing, London)