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Al Dente

Al Dente
A light and airy room with a cream and modern look. This is where the local sophisticates have been seen heading, drawn no doubt by Sardinian cuisine prepared by the imported chef. Read_on (1 Comment)

Amarone

Amarone
This is upmarket Italian food served to an increasingly discerning audience, all of whom appear to know exactly what they are ordering and how it should be cooked. Read_on (No Comments)

Aqua e Vino

Aqua e Vino
Still as exciting as the day it opened. Italian owned, this chic cellar space comes decorated in a minimalist style with cream and black colour combinations, and an atmosphere redolent of downtown Milan. Read_on (1 Comment)

Avanti Orangery

It's the simple dishes that make or break an Italian restaurant, and Avanti succeeds by keeping its menu classic and authentic. Read_on (No Comments)

Avanti Ristorante

Avanti Ristorante
This elegant Roman-themed cellar restaurant has all the right touches - candlelight, fine table settings and formal service - for a quiet, romantic meal if you don't mind dining beside a bust of Caesar. Read_on (No Comments)

Carlito

Even amongst all the neon kebab signs and stalls selling fluffy dragons manufactured in China, Carlito still manages to stick out like a sore thumb. Read_on (1 Comment)

Cherubino

Cherubino
Enjoy simple, seasonal Polish and Tuscan dishes cooked over a beech wood oven inside this long-standing favourite of Kraków foodies. Read_on (No Comments)

Corleone

Corleone
Yellowing vaulted walls cluttered with pictures and wine bottles cast a warm glow on this effort, making it a welcome retreat from the hustle and bustle of the nearby tourist trail. Read_on (1 Comment)

Cosa Nostra

Naming a restaurant in honour of a crime syndicate responsible for common terror seems a little odd. Still the mafia are always a good gimmick, and it’s certainly a better idea than launching a restaurant with an Idi Amin theme. Read_on (No Comments)

Da Pietro

A dark network of rooms decorated with black and white pictures of Rome's Colosseum, and tables laid with candles and silverware await you inside this cellar restaurant. Read_on (No Comments)

Delecta

As of yet, there simply aren't many good places to eat in Podgórze, making this one of your best options if you're searching for dinner in the area. Read_on (No Comments)

Del Papa

A smart effort specialising in, but is not limited to, pizza and pasta. It's a young trendy venue and a great environment for an informal meal. Read_on (No Comments)

Fabryka Pizzy

Often rated as Kraków's best pizza, Fabryka has expanded to a commanding four locations throughout the city since starting as a project of students at the Economic University some years ago. Read_on (1 Comment)

Il Calzone

Il Calzone
Tucked behind the Pugetów Palace, this veteran trattoria continues to impart the cornerstones of Italian cooking - from Read_on (2 Comments)

Il Forno

In a city where every other restaurant seems to serve Italian food, Il Forno has nothing to be ashamed of. Alongside a lengthy and popular list of pizzas are great pasta dishes, including some spicy numbers, and they all come topped with fresh parmesan cheese. Read_on (No Comments)

InVito Pizza & Pasta

The concept here is as simple as the food: a stylish interior with a comfortable atmosphere in which to enjoy good company and affordable food. Read_on (No Comments)

La Campana Trattoria

La Campana Trattoria
Planted on picturesque Kanonicza street, La Campana Trattoria is a completely different restaurant in summertime when it's Read_on (No Comments)

Leonardo

Leonardo
An elegant, spiral staircase descends past a glass waterfall to reveal a series of dining rooms, including one filled with Da Read_on (No Comments)

Mamma Mia

Mamma Mia
Find some of Kraków’s best pizza dispatched from a traditional wood-fired oven and the choice of numerous other Italian standards prove Mamma Mia is more than a one trick pony. Read_on (No Comments)

Milano Ristorante

Milano Ristorante
Housed in perhaps the most magnificent building on the market square, just a stone’s throw from the Cloth Hall, Milano is a classy and smart dining option. Read_on (2 Comments)

Papryczki 5

One of the best trends in Krakow, of late, is what’s happening just off the main square. Only a minute’s walk from the Rynek, prices drop a bit and the service goes up. Read_on (No Comments)

Pepe Rosso

Two floors to this restaurant – upstairs it’s a crisp whitewashed dining room while downstairs you'll find a charming stone cellar that would be even better if they switched some music on. Read_on (No Comments)

Pizza Garden

Word is quickly spreading about this excellent pizza place, which has earned rave reviews from all comers, including this happy diner. Read_on (No Comments)

Pizzeria Cyklop

Don’t confuse the small bar area in the front with the actual restaurant. The true pizzeria is farther down the hallway and includes a covered courtyard beyond. Read_on (No Comments)

Portobello

What looks like yet another dodgy destination for drunk food on ul. Szewska is actually something quite exceptional. This tiny Read_on (No Comments)

Studnia Życzeń

Superior Italian served in a rather bare setting, where creaking wooden floors are the order of the day. The food is better than Kraków's average Italian, with the gnocchi the pick of the lunchtime menu. Read_on (No Comments)

Trattoria da Cesare

Now that Italian restaurants are a dime a dozen in Kraków, this veteran trattoria can stake a claim at being one of the first and best. Read_on (No Comments)

Trattoria La Famiglia

The sinking feeling starts the moment you enter. Tablecloths bare the scars of previous diners while the rustic decorations look liable to fall apart at the slightest touch from a speculative klepto. Read_on (3 Comments)

Trattoria Ritorno

Trattoria Ritorno
At this point we've been to enough Italian restaurants that it's almost impossible to get excited about Italian cuisine, however Ritorno reminds us of how good it can be. Read_on (No Comments)

Trattoria Soprano

Very closely resembling Carlito, this warm trattoria cluttered with potted plants, ceramics and decorative embellishments would feel busy even if it wasn't packed full of hungry patrons every night of the week. Read_on (No Comments)

Trzy Papryczki

Trzy Papryczki
This delicious venture wins our gold gong for Kraków’s best pizza, a sentiment shared by pretty much anyone who's come into contact with this place. Read_on (No Comments)

Vesuvio

Found in Hotel Floryan’s cellar Vesuvio is a sure candidate for Kraków’s best pizza. Cooked over a wood fire, pizzas here come with a grand choice of toppings and presented by good looking staffers who aren’t shy with their smiles. Read_on (No Comments)

Vinci

An Italian offering from the proprietors of Portofino, Vinci's Tuscan orange colour palette and seasonal terrace seating are well-attuned to sunshine, and even the interior is a bit of a pick-me-up when there isn't any outside. Read_on (No Comments)

Vintage

Vintage is hidden through a tunnel off the Rynek, but is well worth the search. Don’t confuse it with Virtuoso, its gaudy and overbearing neighbour. Read_on (No Comments)

Virtuoso

Virtuoso
With this long, narrow location on the market square, the owners have taken an admittedly awkward space and turned it into a slick-seeming restaurant that skirts the line between elegance and imitation. Read_on (2 Comments)