U Ziyada

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There are few restaurants in Krakow that can match U Ziyada in terms of sheer quality of view. And if you can catch it on a fine summer's day, a dinner at this castle could make for a memorable occasion. U Ziyada has been a popular place amongst Cracovians and expats for some years now, and it's just a five minute taxi drive from the City Centre. The restaurant serves international cuisine, but if you're feeling more adventurous you could always try your luck and go Kurdish - and why not indeed, the goodly owner is an upstanding citizen of that country and a connoisseur of all things Arabic. And to top it off, there in the distance are the peaks of the Tatra mountains, visible to all on a clear day.
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reviewed by Kiaami from United States on Aug.10.2011 | |
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reviewed by Ethan from United Kingdom on Aug.10.2011 | |
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reviewed by Stephen Phelps from United Kingdom on Jul.18.2006 | |
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reviewed by maria from Micronesia, Federated States of on Apr.10.2005 | |
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reviewed by Steve H from United Kingdom on Oct.29.2004 | |
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reviewed by Peter Bradshaw from United Kingdom on Aug.04.2004 | |
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reviewed by Mark Bradshaw from United Kingdom on Feb.02.2004 | |
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reviewed by Stan from United States on Nov.06.2003 | |
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The truth about this place is that the view is breath taking, however the service in the restaurant works in a completely opposite way. We were waiting for our food a ridiculously long time. Plus the waitress was quite rude e.g. when asked if it is possible to change one of the ingredients in the dish for another (e.g. cucumbers in salad for something else) she just simply said 'no' and told us that if we don't like it we can leave it on side. Our food (same as in previous post) wasn't served in the same time. And they also gave us the wrong change and when I pointed that out instead of simple correcting it, I had to insist to get the proper change back, thought we left a tip (more from good manner, than because they deserved it - they didn't) I wouldn't go to a place which such a service ever again. Is the view worth it? It is amazing, but next time I would like to see it I'm going there just for a drink (hoping I would actually get it in in less than an hour). 












