Kraków is a popular destination for travellers across Europe. Most are drawn here by its architecture, tumultuous history and nightlife. For us, it was the first two; I’m a little too old for clubbing. There are plenty of blog posts on what to do in Kraków; however, there are far fewer focusing on what to eat (outside of articles on the best Milk Bars). In all honesty, this is a bit of a shame. Whilst not being renowned as a foodie destination like Tokyo, Rome, Beijing, Chengdu or Chongqing (a bit of a China bias there), there are some fantastic places to chow down in Krakow. Eating in Krakow Like any popular travel destination in Europe, you can find a huge variety of cuisine. However, very few Chinese options (not a bad thing, finding good food outside of China is surprisingly tricky). We were searching for restaurants serving traditional Polish…
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