Miodova is located on a popular restaurant street in the old Jewish district of Kazimierz, made famous in Schindler’s List. The restaurant consistently wins praise for its rediscovered classics with a modern twist, inspired by a 19th-century cookbook in which the influences of the time from Austro-Hungarian to Jewish to Russian are all visible in the menu. Amidst exposed red brick walls, try the traditional Krakovian pasta, barszcz – the Polish beetroot soup – or a typical cucumber salad with dill and sour cream.

Welcome to Miodova, the honey heaven tucked away in the heart of Kraków!. This enchanting corner of the city is a buzz-worthy haven, where the sweet aroma of honey fills the air and bears a striking resemblance to Winnie the Pooh's dreamland. Prepare for a sticky adventure as you immerse yourself in a delightful labyrinth of indulgent honey-infused treats, from honey ice cream to honey-based cocktails guaranteed to make your taste buds do the happy dance.

It has the great atmosphere, modern, metropolitan style and delicious Polish cuisine in the own interpretation of the chef. You will meet relaxed service and the huge variety of wines as well. You have to try their crayfish bisque, salmon trout tartare or kopytka (local dumplings) with various additions.

This is another beautiful restaurant in the Kazimierz district. Here you can sit inside or outside in their courtyard. We loved the Ruskie Pierogi which were a little more refined than at other places in Krakow, but still full of flavour.