Wesele

From the same people that gave Polish cuisine a welcome twist at Miod Malina comes Wesele, a restaurant celebrating old Polish traditions, with a nod to famed Polish playwright Stanislaw Wyspianski's play of the same name. "Wesele" means "wedding" in Polish, and you'll certainly feel like you've been invited to a Polish wedding party here, where you can indulge in several courses of traditional Polish dishes, accompanied by a selection of wines from around the world. The rustic country-style interior recreates the atmosphere of an elegant Polish country manor house. If you're planning your own "wesele," there is a whole hall on the second floor prepared especially for private parties.

Wesele

"This restaurant is brilliant! Food was great, do not miss the baked cheese, dumplins and meat platters. We enjoyed it very much inluding the decoration and the service."

Cecilia
United Kingdom
May.28.2009
Overall rating 5/5

"This is a most attractive restaurant to walk into and the welcome from the staff is terrific, as is the care they take of you throughout your visit. The young waiting staff speak excellent English (better than a lot of Brits can speak it!)and are very professional in all they do. Sad to report, then, that the food is a disappointment. The dinner I had on Tuesday March 10th gave a strong impression that the kitchen was in the charge of a production manager rather than a chef de cuisine. No imagination, no special touch. The zurek (soup) was not unpleasant, but it's various ingredients were not apparent. The goose breast showed all the signs of having been pre-cooked and then reconstituted in the microwave. It was tough, not hot enough and therefore fatty, and was smothered in an excess of a tart, acidic fruit sauce. (The steamed veg on the other hand were cooked to perfection. It was the first time in my life that I have positively enjoyed broccoli -- and I'm 66!). If they can pick up their kitchen's performance, this will be one of the best places to go in Krakow, but until then, don't go if it's super food you looking for."

Peter Mair
United Kingdom
Mar.15.2009
Overall rating 2/5

"Fabulous restaurant on the square. Exceptional staff, friendly & attentive. Great menu reasonably priced. It's a must when you're in Krakow."

Eunice Jeffers
Ireland
Dec.02.2008
Overall rating 5/5

"Excellent food and excellent service! This restaurant really does deliver fntastic food at a really fair price. We all had the best meal we have had all week, and that is really saying something! (Cyrano de Bergerac, Pod Aniolami,(forget that one) Chlopskie Jadlo, Farina and Farinella etc). We thoroughly recommend the charming staff and ambience; ask for the table in the window and watch the world go by in the market square. This one is definitely one of the best in town."

Angela
United Kingdom
Aug.25.2008
Overall rating 5/5

"Excellent food, great atmosphere, very attentive staff ! Just go, see and try something there and you won't regret it !"

Mia
United States
Jul.22.2008
Overall rating 5/5

"Very very nice and the presentation of each dish was quite attractive!"

kasia
United States
Jul.22.2008
Overall rating 4/5

"Fantastic place! Had dinner there last week (and go to Miod Malina each time we are in Krakow-great too!)and it was just beautiful. Goose breast to die for, my husband had venison loin in gingerbread and red wine sauce. Heaven. Delicious desserts and great service too! Definitely recommend."

Stella
United Kingdom
Jul.15.2008
Overall rating 5/5

"Great restaurant - my expectations were high as a big fan of Miod Malina, and I was not disappointed. Same great service, very similar dishes, but with an added bonus, a view of the Rynek. Highly recommended!"

Ewa
Poland
Jul.04.2008
Overall rating 5/5