Top Krakow Dining Experiences

Feast your senses on the culinary delights of Krakow on a food tour of the Kazimierz district. Visit several local favorites to sample a host of traditional foods. Feast on Krakow-style food, authentic Polish cuisine, Polish vodka, craft beer, and a delicious dessert while learning about the culinary culture of the city from your guide.

Immerse yourself in Polish folklore by having a lively evening of singing, dancing, and incredible cuisine. It’s the perfect way to make the most of limited time in the city. Take the stress out of menu dilemmas by having a delicious 3-course dinner included. Expect to try a variety Polish delicacies as you watch performers dressed in colorful regional costumes telling stories through folk music and dance.

Satisfy your tastebuds and expand your Polish culinary knowledge with this combination of a market tour and a cooking class. First, visit a farmer’s market—without any language barriers—to get tips on how to choose the freshest local ingredients. Then round off the experience with a “pierogi” (Polish dumpling) class and a chance to try these delicious Polish specialties with seasonal starters and regional alcohol.

Try a taste of Krakow—and all of Poland—on this fun-filled and delicious tasting tour of the city. With a private guide, you'll traverse the the iconic neighborhoods of Old City and Kazimierz, learning about its history, culture, foods and traditions on the way. We've handpicked the best local food venues for you to try traditional Polish specialities such as craft beer, traditional pierogi (Polish dumplings), placki (potato pancakes), zapiekanka (Polish pizza) and oscypek (cheese) for a truly authentic experience.

Looking for an experience you’ll talk about long after your trip ends? This adventure combines thrill, culture, and relaxation in one unforgettable day — and that’s what makes it truly special. Start with door-to-door transfers from Kraków, then feel the rush as you explore breathtaking mountain trails on a quad or snowmobile. The scenery, the freedom, the adrenaline — it’s a memory-maker. After the ride, warm up by a crackling bonfire and taste authentic regional delicacies prepared the traditional highlander way. It’s not just a meal — it’s a slice of local culture. And the perfect finale? Pure relaxation at thermal hot springs, where warm mineral waters soothe your muscles and deliver blissful wellbeing. It’s the ideal mix of action, flavor, and relaxation — a one-of-a-kind experience you won’t find anywhere else. Book now and make your trip truly extraordinary!

Calling all food lovers, this 3-hour evening dining experience showcases Krakow’s culture through the medium of local cuisine. In a restaurant overlooking the picturesque Kryspinow Lake, you’ll pleasure your palate with hearty Polish dishes such as breaded pork, fried cabbage, apple pie, and a selection of salads, cured meats, and regional cheeses. During the feast, watch a folk show and admire the rustic décor of the restaurant while enjoying unlimited drinks.

It’s easy to find a dinner reservation in Kraków, but it’s tricky to find authentic Polish food amid the masses of tourist-focused eateries. Secure your seat at a venue that combines traditional dishes with a live folk show—games, dances, and storytelling—and enjoy an immersive intro to local culture.

With so many flavored vodkas to choose from in Poland, it can be tricky to know what to order. Take the guesswork out of it and expand your knowledge of local spirits with this guided vodka tasting in a hidden bar. Sample eight different vodkas, including rarer craft varieties, alongside traditional Polish food pairings such as cheese, sausage, pickles, and pierogi (Polish dumplings).

Enjoy a private dining experience in one of Krakow’s most popular microbreweries—and an indulgent introduction to Polish cuisine—with this dinner option. Following pickup directly at your Krakow hotel, head straight to the brewery. You’ll enjoy a stomach-lining and delicious meal of Polish soup in a bread bowl followed by a beer-marinated ham hock (a non-pork meal is available on request). To accompany your food, sip freshly brewed beer on the side.

Discover Krakow through Polish craft beer on a relaxed guided tasting tour through three carefully selected local beer spots. Start at Multi Qlti, where you will learn the basics of beer, discover the main styles and find out how ingredients influence colour, aroma and flavour. Next, visit Viva la PINTA and explore the story of Poland’s modern craft beer revolution, including PINTA and Atak Chmielu, one of its most important symbols. Finish at House of Beer with distinctive Polish beer styles such as Grodziskie (Grätzer) and Baltic Porter. This is not a pub crawl, but a tasting experience combining good beer, local stories and relaxed conversation. No previous beer knowledge is needed — the tour is suitable for both craft beer lovers and curious travellers. At the end, your guide will also share recommendations for other beer places worth visiting in Krakow.

Get the most out of limited time in Krakow and celebrate your trip in style with this 3-course bottomless brunch experience. Opting for a bottomless experience means no worries about expensive bar tabs, and a choice of beer, spirits, and delicious cocktails too. As for the brunch, you can enjoy nachos, a burger, and a tasty cake too—ensuring you’re well-fueled for the rest of your day.

What makes this activity unique is the perfect mix of culture, scenery, and relaxation—all in one day. Mountain views without hiking – Enjoy stunning panoramas of the Tatra Mountains from Gubałówka, easily reached by funicular. Authentic local flavors – Taste traditional oscypek cheese directly from local highlanders, a true Zakopane specialty you won’t find elsewhere. ️ Zakopane’s unique culture – Experience Poland’s mountain capital, known for its wooden architecture, folklore, and lively atmosphere. ♨️ Thermal springs experience – Relax in natural geothermal pools, a rare and memorable way to end a sightseeing day. Easy escape from Krakow – See a completely different side of Poland without the hassle of planning transport or logistics. It’s a well-balanced experience—sightseeing, culture, food, and wellness—making it ideal for travelers who want to see more without feeling rushed.

Discover Krakow's Christmas markets on a guided tour. Taste 3 traditional Polish Christmas delicacies, learn about local traditions, and see Florian Gate, Barbican, Grunwald Monument. Try the classics of Polish cuisine. Heated sheep's cheese called Oscypek with cranberry sauce. Polish sausage, considered the best in the world. And, of course, delicious Galician mulled wine.

Experience Poland’s winter wonderland, Zakopane and the Tatra Mountains, on this magical private door-to-door day trip that’s perfect for families and lovers alike. First, see the Zakopane signatures, including Mt. Gubalowka, Chochołów’s elaborate wooden houses and the Wielka Krokiew Ski Jumping Hill. After a restaurant lunch (own expense), ride a sleigh through a beautiful valley then feast on sausages, smoked cheese and spiked tea beside a roaring bonfire.

Explore the rich heritage of Polish vodka through an intimate tasting in Krakow, away from the tourist crowds. Sample five carefully selected premium and craft Polish vodkas, each showcasing the diversity of Poland's vodka tradition, while learning about the ingredients that shape their unique flavors. Your experienced sommelier, with over 15 years in spirits education, will share captivating stories about vodka's cultural significance and the art of the Polish toast. This is a unique opportunity to appreciate vodka beyond the clichés and immerse yourself in the authentic drinking culture of Poland.

This short, but quite intense tour will take you the the Polish Winter Wonderland. Tranquility of the winter forest, presence of animals is surely going to put you in the peaceful mood. Just to warm yourselves up after the sleigh ride, we will take you the the world of local cuisine, tempt you with local spirits and tasty, grilled specialities.

During your visit to three pubs we will talk about the history of beer, including how to taste it, and the types of beer unique to Poland. We'll taste 7 beers. You will see how vast the range of beer flavors is, and how beer, or piwo in Polish, is the most obvious beverage to drink in Poland. At the first pub, you'll attempt to figure out just why Pilsner is the go-to beer almost everywhere in the world. Additionally, your guide will talk you through the most effective way to taste beer. In the second pub, you’ll try two types of beer unique to Poland. This includes the legendary Grodzisk, which is also called a champagne beer, and its recipe has stayed unaltered since the 13th century. For those of you who think you've tried it all, in the third pub you'll be shown how different beers can be. Your guides will also talk with you about the “Polish craft-beer revolution”, with dozens of microbreweries opening each year.