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Where to eat Central European food in Wieliczka: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Reviews on Central European food in Wieliczka, Lesser Poland Province, Poland. Wieliczka [vʲɛˈlʲit͡ʂka] (German: Groß Salze) is a town (2006 population: 19,128) in southern Poland in the Kraków metropolitan area, and situated (since 1999) in Lesser Poland Voivodeship; previously, it was in Kraków Voivodeship (1975–1998). The town was founded in 1290 by Duke Premislas II of Poland.
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10. Pol na Pol
Overall Ratings
4 based on 112 reviews
Reviewed By NataliaSilky
We had here our dinner after some time again.We were hungry,so we took main course and something small before that.My lovely pizza with chanterelles mushrooms is still a number one idea! We also tried shrimps with homemade salsa and mules.Oh that was yummy.Big portions like for starter.And tasty! I am not mentioning we have not made it to the sweets...no way!
9. Wrzos Wieliczka Restaurant
Our restaurant is a unique place in Wieliczka, where you can taste mainly dishes from traditional Polish cuisine. Everything we offer is created with great care from regional products. We take care of every detail so that the dishes prepared by us will su
Reviewed By Elizabeth B
Fabulous food great value for money. Very friendly waiters nice surroundings . The Pork in mushroom sauce was delicious my partner had the Beef stew and it was also delicious and so tender. Such beautiful quality food for the money .cost about £20 for food and Drink . Would recommend a visit .
8. Pod Kominem Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 48 reviews
Reviewed By Breffni G
The food is lovely here, there is a great selection. The waiter that served us didnt have great english and he got a few little bits of the order wrong but he was on his own and under a bit of pressure so it wasnt a big deal. Very artistic presentation, I would recommend eating there.Thank you for your feedback and suggestions.Feel free to visit us again.Elżbieta Lenart
7. Karczma Halit
Overall Ratings
4 based on 70 reviews
Situated opposite the entranc to the Salt Mines at Wieliczka
Reviewed By Arron2809
On a guided tour to the salt mines, our driver recommended to eat here just before entering the mine. The place was great and somewhere we wouldn't have stopped otherwise, so we were grateful to have stopped.The pierogies were truly delicious and came with a lovely warming borscht, which was perfect on a cold autumn day. My friends both had the sausage, cabbage and potatoes which they thoroughly enjoyed as well. All at a very reasonable price. A great stop!
6. Zajadalnia Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 51 reviews
JesteÅmy malutkÄ restauracjÄ (35 miejsc) serwujÄ cÄ przede wszystkim dania kuchni polskiej, ale również próbujÄ cÄ swych siÅ w kuchni wÅoskiej. Wszystkie nasze potrawy sÄ przygotowywane na miejscu, stÄ d bardzo krótka karta. Jeżeli wciÄ Å¼ siÄ wahasz to pomyÅl
Reviewed By Freek1992
Zajadalnia, is a small to middle size Polish restaurant where you can find for a very decent price the best Polish dishes. The pice/ quality is perfect. I was the cook is a very experienced person which tries to make every with the least amount of manchinery I was told. Furhermore, the owern is the most kind person in Poland. Friendly and eager to share various topics. If you hare visiting the mines in the neighbourhood you definately have to go here. Best Freek
5. Karczma Halit
Overall Ratings
4 based on 401 reviews
Karczma Halit opened 18 years ago found a seat in the house boasting a documented history of over 370 years old. The oldest map of Wieliczka from 1638 of Marcin German's plan building is shown with the notation ,,Andruszkowskie". The fate of the buildings
Reviewed By atontao
Good location, just in from of the Wielicka salt mine.Nice dinning room, with traditional decoration and also a summer terraceI was taken here by a tourThe price was reasonableThe typical bigos had good taste, but not much meatThe dumplings were very goodThe service was efficient but could be more politeGood place to eat before or after visiting the salt mines
4. Restauracja Kopalnia Smaku
Overall Ratings
4 based on 209 reviews
Kopalnia Smaku is situated in the heart of Wieliczka and within close proximity to the Salt Mine as well as key establishments in the local life. Our dishes are produced using only the finest organic ingredients sourced from the local suppliers. Our chefs
Reviewed By RossT1984
Like some of the other reviewers, we parked here during our lunch stop for our Auscwitz and Salt Mines tour. We didnât have long but the waitress assured me the pizza would be no longer than 15 minutes. I think it actually came out in a little over 5 minutes. But it was so fresh and tasty. I have had pizzas all over Italy but this was one of the nicest I have ever had. Chips were pretty great too.This was only a quick pit stop but the service was quick and friendly and the food was good SO nothing I can fault here!
3. Creperie
Overall Ratings
4 based on 154 reviews
Reviewed By pawel_hbg
Pancakes are nothing special to cook so it is difficult to describe culinary impressions. It was as I have expected. Local beer could be better. Service was ok and decoration od restaurant positive. Prices as for restaurant in the square reasonable.
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2. Karczma Pod Wielka Sola
Overall Ratings
4 based on 378 reviews
Reviewed By Alice11010
We stopped there for lunch on the way to Wieliczka Salt Mine. Very busy place, food portions so huge, its hard to finish. Blond waitress was very efficient and able to control situation despite crowd of people around. Well done. Only minus are toilets, only one for huge busy restaurant and people cueing. Anyway food was amazing and we liked décor as well.
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1. Szara Kazimierz
Overall Ratings
4 based on 846 reviews
Reviewed By snoringBommel
We came to Szara Kasimierz early without a reservation.Although the restaurant was almost empty, we could only choose from 2 tables. But we accepted, ordered, our soups were rapidly served, tasted good and we were happy guests.But then a group of about 30-40 tourists entered the place and seemed to be celebrating the last evening of the trip. Although they were seated all together on the other side of the restaurant, the place got so noisy that we just wanted to finish our dinner, by skipping dessert and coffee and escape this mass tourist feeling as soon as possible. The food was good, the waitress was very kind and we appreciated her service (even though she gave us a wrong advice on the wine). But such a large group of guests definitively takes all the feel of a cozy place.In the end, our last dinner experience in Cracow was not what we had hoped for.We are glad that you are satisfied with our service and our cuisine. :) We are very sorry about the noise, but we have no influence on other guests.
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