While many of Kraków's finer restaurants emphasise everything that is medieval about traditional Polish food, Biała Róża has no difficulty demonstrating it as entirely contemporary and (gasp) European. Popular with older holidaymakers staying at the next door Radisson, Biała Róża offers fine service and fine dining in a modern, spacious interior of bold colours with oversized floral frescoes on the dark walls. If that sounds garish, we assure you its not, and the outstanding meat and fish dishes from the kitchen are as well-presented as the interior. For those looking to enjoy the food at discounted prices, there is a daily three-course lunch for 28zł.