Located in the magnificent brick cellars of an Old Town tenement house, Cyrano instantly established itself as one of Kraków's finest restaurants upon opening back in 1997. The vaulted ceilings are actually so high they put a second level in to create the cosy, candlelit atmosphere it's become known for, in addition to the white glove service and excellence of dishes like the beef tartare with snail caviar, the foie gras and the lobster with cognac sauce. Against a romantic backdrop of authentic antiques and ancient tapestries, if you’re going to commit splurgery while in town, there are few better places to do it than here, and that's a fact consistently recognised by the Michelin Guide, among others.
19.02.2018
Jason
London Beautiful ambience in historical setting, extremely professional and friendly service and last but not least the food was beautiful. I had the most tender venison I think I've ever tasted and a cheese board to die for.
14.02.2018
Tom
Poland great restaurant with a beautiful historic interior. The best French restaurant in krakow. professional service which, combined with amazing food, makes this restaurant a complete
14.09.2008
Cara
The restaurant is pretty, the staff polite to a fault (not necessarily a complement), the menu does contain some fairly exotic French fare (containing such ingredients as deer meat), but when I was there, they were less than careful about getting everything cooked just so. Honestly, I haven't tried any of the other French places in town yet, but you'll get better value for money at, say, Cherubino or Paese.
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Jason
London
Beautiful ambience in historical setting, extremely professional and friendly service and last but not least the food was beautiful. I had the most tender venison I think I've ever tasted and a cheese board to die for.
Tom
Poland
great restaurant with a beautiful historic interior. The best French restaurant in krakow. professional service which, combined with amazing food, makes this restaurant a complete
Cara
The restaurant is pretty, the staff polite to a fault (not necessarily a complement), the menu does contain some fairly exotic French fare (containing such ingredients as deer meat), but when I was there, they were less than careful about getting everything cooked just so. Honestly, I haven't tried any of the other French places in town yet, but you'll get better value for money at, say, Cherubino or Paese.