
2 hours
Krakow Pierogi Cooking Class
Get ready for a pierogi adventure! Learn time-honored secrets, make dough and fillings from scratch, and enjoy your delicious creations with a local drink, guided by o...
Marchewka z Groszkiem is a polish home cooking restaurant in Kazimierz, Kraków.
Editorially verified August 24, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.

2 hours
Get ready for a pierogi adventure! Learn time-honored secrets, make dough and fillings from scratch, and enjoy your delicious creations with a local drink, guided by o...

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Address: ul. Mostowa 2, 31-061 Kraków
Vegab on Starowiślna near Kraków's Kazimierz is the vegan kebab and zapiekanka counter that beat the city's late-night habit at its own game.
OrderSeitan kebab in pita with garlic sauce and pickled red cabbage; vegan zapiekanka as a backup.
TipCash and card. Open until 02:00 every night; the kebab in pita is the order.
Zazie Bistro in Kraków's Kazimierz runs Lyonnais-bistro grammar in a tiny room on Józefa: tartare, escargot, blanquette de veau, tarte tatin.
OrderBeef tartare to start and the tarte tatin to share; carafe of house red.
TipWalk-in only. Get there before 19:00 or queue 30 minutes; closed Sunday.
Pod Baranem near the Wawel side of Kraków's Planty cooks classic Polish since 1997. Chef-founder Jan Baran's menu runs duck, veal cheeks, traditional soups.
OrderDuck with apple and red cabbage; veal cheeks in mushroom sauce.
TipReservation only in the evening; lunch easier as walk-in. Close to Wawel Castle.
Vegab on Starowiślna near Kraków's Kazimierz is the vegan kebab and zapiekanka counter that beat the city's late-night habit at its own game.
OrderSeitan kebab in pita with garlic sauce and pickled red cabbage; vegan zapiekanka as a backup.
TipCash and card. Open until 02:00 every night; the kebab in pita is the order.
Zazie Bistro in Kraków's Kazimierz runs Lyonnais-bistro grammar in a tiny room on Józefa: tartare, escargot, blanquette de veau, tarte tatin.
OrderBeef tartare to start and the tarte tatin to share; carafe of house red.
TipWalk-in only. Get there before 19:00 or queue 30 minutes; closed Sunday.
Pierogarnia Krakowiacy on Szewska in Kraków's Old Town runs a 30-strong pierogi carte: ruskie, meat, duck, spinach, sweet cherry. Located in Stare Miasto.
OrderA mixed plate of pierogi ruskie and pierogi with duck; a glass of kompot to wash it down.
TipPierogi come boiled or pan-fried. Pan-fried takes 5 extra minutes; ask for half-and-half.
Przystanek Pierogarnia in Kraków's Old Town is the no-nonsense pierogi counter locals queue at: 20 fillings, plates from 18 zl, open from 11:00 to late.
OrderPierogi z mięsem (minced meat) and the cabbage-and-mushroom version. Sour cream on the side.
TipCash and card. Counter seats only; ten stools and a window-bar.
Bar Mleczny Pod Temidą on Kraków's Grodzka is the city's most editorial surviving milk bar: laminated menu, queue-and-pay-first, full meals for 15 to 25 zl.
OrderŻurek (sour rye soup), kotlet schabowy with mash, kompot. The whole meal lands under 25 zl.
TipBring cash; the card terminal is unreliable. Tables share with strangers; queues at lunch.