Krakow Restaurants

... (5400m) after leaving Arequipa at 2300m was one hell of an experience - whats that called.....'character building' - Lima: The seafood restaurants will blow your mind away. Come to Lima, eat Ceviche, relax in Miraflores, drink Pisco Sours (local drink) ...

... area but not much, less than what I've seen in France and I noticed that there were fewer kiosks and little sandwich/cafe/restaurants inside the train station like one sees in France as well.  In fact, I remember only seeing 2 kiosks and 1 ...

... -minutes to an hour in the square while the local guide provided our group with its history. There are shops, restaurants, and residences surrounding the square, including the Remuh Synagogue built in 1558, the smallest and busiest of the ...

... .  One of the other remnants of the Communist heritage that we visited many times in Krakow are the "Milk Bars" which are simple cafeteria style restaurants that were run by the government in order to provide workers with subsided hot meals during ...

... engaging, although I wouldn't call it a 'cheerful' city.  I don't think I've ever seen so many pubs, bars, cafes, restaurants and cellar bars in such a compact area, and the choice of cuisine is really extensive, and amazingly cheap.  I've also ...

... , the streets of Krakow didn't look particularly inviting. We headed towards the Old Town, a place noted for its bars and restaurants. After a hundred yards Jodie stopped walking. "I don't like this. I"m not getting good vibes." I asked her what she ...

... drying on the luggage rack on the train!) then went out for some food at about 9pm. We couldn’t find any of the THREE restaurants recommended by the hostel, so ended up at an Italian place that had some Polish food on the menu. We all skipped to the ...

... the synagogues but only one is used, as there are so few Jews left. In the town square there were plenty of restaurants offering Jewish style food. I walked around and then followed the churches of the catholic era, which was there before the Jews ...

... by the Nazis during the war. There were several little bookshops, and it is starting to be a bit of a hip place to be with restaurants and clubs popping up here and there. There are still a lot of buildings which are very run down though, showing signs of ...

... beautiful in all of Europe. It really is enormous and beautiful. The entire perimeter of the square is packed with cafes, restaurants and bars with outside seating and umbrellas.With the weather still being so wet there wasn't any people sitting outside ...

... Nazzar who played a great variety of Jewish music. The only thing to do after that was to eat at one of the Jewish restaurants nearby. I had a very good meal at Arka Noego (Noah's Ark) - barley & vegetable soup with meatballs, fried goose & potatoes, and ...

... engaging, although I wouldn't call it a 'cheerful' city.  I don't think I've ever seen so many pubs, bars, cafes, restaurants and cellar bars in such a compact area, and the choice of cuisine is really extensive, and amazingly cheap.  I've also ...

... good value... Things in poland are much cheaper than you would expect, we were able to stuff ourselves stupid at some really nice restaurants for what turned out, (when I had finally figured out what the exchange rate was), not much at all. The food here ...

... Krakow so the neighborhood has a sort of quaintness to it. It is also the place to be at night with its many bars and restaurants. In Kazimierz, you drink beer spiked with ginger wine syrup (it makes it a Christmassy flavor) and you eat cheap, open faced ...

... gate of the Old Town) and went to Galeria Krakowskie, the main mall to pick up a few things (mainly provisions as most restaurants and shops would be closed tomorrow for Easter Sunday). It was a huge place, kind of unexpected for the middle of Krakow! ...

... the Auschwitz-Birkenau tour. Laid back checking out the old town on foot, doing a free walking tour of the Jewish Quarter, enjoying the restaurants and a couple of quite bars. We also did a tour to the nearby salt mines. This was a very cool trip that we ...

... used to number about 65,000 before WWII and then plummeted to 6,000. There were a bunch of synagogues, and few cafes & restaurants, but it seemed to have a completely different character than it used to. It was hard to imagine the way that things used ...

...  The Kazimierz has managed to keep a great deal of its Jewish cultural traditions alive.  It is full of cafes and restaurants with many dishing out traditional Jewish fare.  It has an active tourism industry with plenty of opportunity to visit the ...

... a few drinks before going back to the hostel. On our final day in Krakow, we pretty much spent the whole day in bars and restaurants until about 18:15. It was time to say goodbye to Iza who would be flying home to Manchester. We said our goodbyes, then ...

...  The evening was cool but still lovely and many of the cafes on the square provide heaters and blankets.  the number of restaurants and cafes in Krakow boggles the mind.  Not only in the square, but every street is filled with one after another.  The ...