Restaurant Cracovianca

The place looks cozy, the food is really delicious and prices are a little bit more expensive than what you would expect, however, the quality pays off for your expectations. Really good lighted, not too much light and not so little. The atmosphere is good for eating and enjoying dinner with your loved one or family.

From the outside you just see a somewhat temporary looking sign, and walking into the lobby it still looks rather basic - but then into a really nicely decorated restaurant. Two of the walls are decorated with huge pictures of Poland, that makes you feel like you are right there. Really great if you have a seat at the benches and facing the wall. Saturday lunch wasn't so busy which was nice. All the other customers were Polish - which is a good sign of getting 'proper' local food. The opening times are a little odd, 1pm opening time for lunch - but a quick Google shows that Polish people eat lunch at a later time. The food itself was very slow to come out. We normally spend about 45 minutes in a restaurant for lunch, and this time it was 1 hours 45 minutes which shows just how long we were waiting for our main course. Normally a wait like this would make me knock a couple of stars off, but the food was top quality and sitting facing the giant mural was quite enchanting. One person who had the soup got their food first, then 15 minutes later the pizza arrived for my smallest, and then maybe 20 minutes after that for the other people's main courses. Perhaps the they decided to wait for the one person to finish the soup before all the main courses arrived? Anyway - it was a lovely experience - authentic food is so much better than anglicised versions.

Hubby brought me here for early dinner and we enjoyed all the food we ordered. From appetisers to desserts. Restaurant is by/in a church. Ambience is good too like im really in Poland. I'm not Polish but I've been in a lot of Polish restaurants, in and out of Poland so I can say that their food is really good.