Once an enticing Mediterranean restaurant with outstanding paella on an atmospheric Kazimierz sidestreet, with Portofino's move to Szeroka's prime tourist track, the restaurant seems to have undergone a disappointing transformation into a rather uninspired Polish and Italian restaurant, offering a predictable menu that includes a few obligatory Jewish specialties. Aimed squarely at tourists, those saddled with tired, fussy kids, and having a hard time finding a table at some of the neighbourhoods better offerings may find Portofino to be precisely what's needed to save the evening. Those looking for a truly unique and memorable dining experience in Kraków will be wise to do their research and reserve elsewhere, however.