The angle on this Polskie Jadło offering is classic Polish cuisine, plus salads, steak and 'pieconki' - dishes cooked in the large wood-fired stove in the middle of the restaurant. The results are rather average, but the folksy interior - full of antiquated kitchen knickknacks and utensils to simulate a pre-electric country eatery - is both effective and appealing. Though you can probably get better food elsewhere, this establishment has a certain charm, is very affordable and good at hosting large groups.
W Starej Kuchni
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Comments
traveler
11. 6. 2026
Very bad.Blond waitress is very stupid .The don't have food and when you choose something the say "we don't have that.They have nothing.Don't go to this place.There are many places better than this one.
traveler
11. 6. 2026
If you are Spanish, French, German or English do not enter! I would say stupidadvisor recommended! The blonde waitress must be the only stupid Polish in Cracovia!she doesn't like when we ask for a table at 3pm and then she give us the menu in english and says:it's the last that I've "not my problem..."so we've to share it.I ask for menu in spanish and she doesn't like that (think she've some problems with foreigners).We command some food and she says she doesn't have...she bring us the drinks but then we decided to leave cause her!she run after us saying "you've to pay drinks" (crazy woman)we say sorry but we haven't drink anything and we leave cause you don't seems to have any food for us and cause you are not nice with us and you're SO stupid with us!!drink yourself our drinks!