Camelot Cafe

Camelot Cafe in Krakow is truly a gem — a place that feels both cozy and magical the moment you walk in. The atmosphere is warm and inviting, with amazing vibes that make you want to linger over every bite and sip. Every detail of the cafe, from the decor to the music, creates a unique experience that perfectly balances charm and comfort. The menu is fantastic, offering a wide variety of dishes that cater to every taste. We tried a few items, and everything was delicious, beautifully presented, and full of flavor. It’s clear that a lot of thought and care goes into the food, making it a delight for both locals and visitors alike. What truly made our visit special, however, was Olivia. She was incredible — attentive, friendly, and genuinely enthusiastic about making our experience enjoyable. Her warmth and professionalism added a personal touch that elevated the entire visit. Camelot Cafe isn’t just a place to eat; it’s a place to feel good, to enjoy the company of friends or simply soak in the atmosphere. Whether you’re in Krakow for a day or a week, this cafe is an absolute must-visit. Can’t wait to return! Insta - markos_polomint

Our first time in Krakow and the guidebook we had recommended Camelot, so we knew we had to give it a go. What a wonderfully unique place. Loved everything about it. We opted for the apple cake which was beautiful, I had the mulled wine and have never tasted mulled wine so nice. Hubby had a latte which he said was really nice too. Staff were all so friendly and we got talking to the owner who was such a nice person. Would definitely say you have to go here for the experience. Would visit again next time we go to Krakow.

Cameron Cafe is the best spot in the city's historic center. Every detail of the interior is beautiful and interesting. The menu and service are exceptional, and the food is delicious. The place is calm and pleasant. Especially in winter Krakow, it's very warm inside and they have hot soups and wonderful herbal teas. Highly recommended! ✨️💜✨️

Such a lovely place. The décor was what drew me in, as it's so cute and pink and pretty. I was expecting it to be expensive, due to it's popularity, but I thought it was reasonably priced. I ordered the apple pancakes (32 zloty) and the coffee with cardamom and rose water. The pancakes were so delicious. They were warm and crispy, served with fruit , whipped cream and fruit sauce. The café was quite busy, but I only waited for around 5 minutes to get a table (it was also a really nice window table too so it was well worth it). The service was a tiny bit slow, but it's only because it was busy. You should definitely go here when you are in Krakow, because it is so beautiful and the food is good.

a different and unique look and feel. from the exterior, to the imperfect details inside. I drank a great prosecco, and my friend, a very good IPA beer. and we enjoyed a portion of sweet pierogi, which were the perfect balance between traditional, modern, sweet and fresh.

Really, really good!!! I tried the pancakes and my partner the eggs in tomatoe sauce. Both dishes were exceptional, the marketing pictures the cafe posted are exactly what we got!!

We ate here twice, both of which were very enjoyable. As other reviews have indicated, service is not rushed but it is friendly and allows you to enjoy watching the world drift by. On our second visit we had reserved the window seat. Romantic but be aware it is quite a step up (& down).

A fantastic little gem of a find, just behind the main market square. A warm, welcoming and quirky location with a great and varied menu. We both had salads for lunch, which were very filling and looked amazing. To drink, mulled wine and hot chocolate. Well worth stepping down a side street to find.

This was a side street find ! What a cute girly spot! Staff so friendly and this place is bustling with people. We managed to snag a nice outdoor table with a nice vibe with a couple of other restaurants around us all seating next to each other. Inside this place is adorable and so unique. The decor and colors and the art. Just a neat place. The food and drinks also on par with the ambiance. Service can be slow but we weren't in any hurry. We ordered a round of espresso martinis and my one friend had a sparkling Rosè. The martinis were a little milky looking which isn't my favorite but these tasted good and not to dairy forward. It had a little extra ingredients in it than your normal espresso martini. Which made it different too. Hazelnut vodka and amaretto. Worth a try. We tried the Brie and salad baguette and the berry cheesecake. Both of these were stellar and so good and fresh. Loaded with toppings on the baguette the Brie was nice and creamy. The tomatoes were delicious. The cheesecake was so crumbly and the compote on top was house made and very berry forward. All of it was just the perfect afternoon pick me up and we were so happy with the serving size and all the dressing up in the plate. So pretty. One of the best cheesecakes I've ever had. They make all their desserts in house I believe. They have some great looking ones displayed . Loved this place !

Amazing!!! Get the apple pie. It is not like the states and has its own unique flavor. Iced coffee with ice cream and hot chocolate with orange. Makes for a lovely afternoon, shaded outdoor with a pleasant quiet area. Friendly staff serving. So glad we stopped!

We were seated right away. Excited to try a new place. What a HUGE DISAPPOINTMENT!!!! The waitress came and took our drink order after sitting for a few minutes and never came back to the table. We saw her bussing tables, bringing coffee drinks to another table and taking someone's order who came in after us. Cute Place but HORRIBLE Service.

We are staying at the Hotel Saski, a block away from the Camelot Cafe. The breakfast buffet looked okay at the hotel. It was nowhere near as good as the Camelot Cafe for a lot lower price. We had an omelet with chanterelles, a baguette with egg and the apple pie (cake).

Yummy fresh salad. Really good coffee. Great location and tables inside and outside. The menu has a ton of selections. The service was better than most places in Krakow, but just manage expectations as it is slow everywhere. Would definitely come back here.

Excellent café with outstanding ambiance. There are various rooms (and an upstairs area) to allow for a cozy relaxing experience. Decent pastries, coffees and food. Pleasant service, though it can sometimes be a little slow (they apparently don't expect tips since there is no space for one on the credit card slip).

Service was not good Didn't feel welcomed as a customer at all Food was just ok, not good enough to revisit Ambiance was affected by service received Overrated

Note this one important thing: they only take cash ! Coming from Stockholm, it's really annoying. It's 2019 and this place is really popular, how on earth you only accept cash? Luckily, there's an atm near this place. So I can go there and pay with cash By the way, food was tasty. I had a breakfast menu and ordered pierogi, which is dumplings . It tastes good. I can recommend it.

It is a cute café and usually quite busy. I got lucky and got a table. Service is fast and friendly. Breakfast menu has several variations of scrambled eggs and omelettes, french toast and pancakes. My omelette was okay, but had no real finesse and was served with 5 tiny slices of fresh bread. I wished my juice would have come with a spoon and a napkin. My espresso was very tasty. So might return just for that. P.S. Seems to be a favourite spot for Vienesse people by the language spoken on most tables.

This was my favorite spot while visiting Kraków. Just walking distance in the city center. Ordered apple pie and was surprised with a fresh slice of pie and a scoop of ice cream. Cannot beat the price for such delicious pie... now that I'm back in the states I keep thinking about it and my mouth just waters! Loved the tea as well but the pie was beyond words, so delicious. If i ever go back, I will most definitely make a stop here.

This place is really busy. The service is good and so was the food. We had the pancakes with mascarpone and oranges, they war delicious. We also had the avocado baguette and it was good. The juices we had was one orange and one with kale, apple and kiwi. The last felt really healthy.

The patio is a very nice place to sit on a spring day, bordered by blooming flowers and located on a pretty, winding cobblestone street. The service is very friendly. I was craving a cheese omelette, but there wasn't one on the menu, so they made me one special. I was delighted to see it come out garnished in watercress. The coffee drinks were good and the food very beautifully presented, if a little bland.

The drinks here are out of this world! All juices are freshly pressed when you order and they taste just like you're eating the fruit. The coffee is also delicious! I had the omelet with Parma ham, which was great but there was nothing extraordinarily special about it. Overall, amazing drinks and great food! I would definitely recommend!

I found this place on Yelp but I'm slightly disappointed. Yes, it's adorable, perfectly located in the Old Town, and the service is good, but the food is a little bland. I had the salmon salad with avocado and borscht. I'm Russian, and I know my borscht. What they serve is beet juice. Where are the veggies? Where's the sour cream? For beet juice it was delicious, but that doesn't qualify it as borscht. The salad was okay. Truthfully, I was craving lox, that's why I ordered it, but overall nothing special.

Artsy looking cafe with very rustic, eclectic decor. But, I'd only give the food an average score. Also, if you need to use the restroom, you must exit through the back into a separate little building. Be prepared, in the winter it's freezing in there!

Delicious, fresh food, served stylishly and generously, at reasonable prices. Loved the outdoor seating, perfect on a warm summer day. Make sure to try the coffee with rose. Nothing short of DIVINE!!! The only reason I gave it 4 stars instead of 5 is that they only take cash--which we didn't discover until ready to pay the bill with credit cards. Seriously? This was truly annoying--and hard to believe for an otherwise well-run establishment. Apparently they are one of the few establishments in the 21st century that don't accept plastic. They didn't appear to lack for business, but it seems like it would make things a lot easier--on customers and waitstaff alike--if they were to accept electronic payment. And I'm sure it would make their accounting staff happy too!

Camelot cafe just around the corner from the Rynek Glowny, the "main square" in Krakow. This Cafe has 3 small rooms connected but each has its own "bohemian" atmosphere. A very nice and cozy place to relax a bit as we did after work. Each room has small tables and is decorated with small paintings and or artifacts. Service is fine, fast and enthousiastic, coffees, great espresso, cappuchino ... Tried the cheesecake with raspberry sauce, fruitts and was amazing :) Looking for the holy grail ................

Love this place! Very bohemian setting. Love stopping in for some cheesecake and catching up with friends. Quiet and tucked away. Great vibe and decor. The one drawback- cash only. My friend wanted to pay with his card but was told they only accept cash. Be prepared. It would be nice for people to know they only take cash before they sit down for a meal. Maybe they can have a sign at the front or something. I recommend this place. I will keep going back.

The food is alright, however a little bit overpriced, probably due to the touristic surroundings. It did not meet my expectations, but you do nothing wrong by eating there.

Lovely breakfast, beautiful atmosphere, outside seating great value I had an omelette

One of those delightful bohemian cafes they do oh so well in Poland!! Just my kind of place. Situated a stone's throw from our apartment at Florianska we had both breakfasts and desserts and summer evening tea drinks. Kind staff, reasonable prices, good quality food. Plenty of choices for vegetarians on the menu, wonderful freshly squeezed fruit juices, a gooey chocolate cake to fall in love with and lovely tea drinks (with or without alcohol). The interior is darling, but I'm glad we got to spend all those mornings and evenings outdoors in the warm summer city. A treasured memory indeed. I hope I will be back, in a not too far future.

We stopped by this place on our way to catch a bus back to Budapest, since nothing much was open in the morning. It's highly rated on Yelp so we decided to give it a try, and I'd say the atmosphere is cozy and artsy but the food leaves a lot to be desired. I got the omelet with chanterelles and sundried tomatoes (you really can't go wrong with either), and it was okay but found it very greasy for my taste. Our server was also unfriendly, inattentive, and brusque, and I'm glad we were only there briefly to get food. If you're looking for a pretty place to take photos, this might be your place. But if you care about the food, there are many other cheaper and more delicious places to explore.

Camelot Cafe is beautiful inside as it is outside. Great food, drinks and allows for cozy conversation. It is limited on space so be prepared to wait in line during popular times of the day.

Worst service here in Krakow. Slow and no one makes eye contact. They got stupid chicks running around. My order never came and when it did after everyone ate, it was the wrong order. Saw really good reviews and I wish it was true for me as well.

Good breakfast. They know How to cook fried eggs - The yolk was runny. The piroggi was not so good. My boyfriend thought they were good!

On a chilly winter day I can think of no place I'd rather be than at a small table near the wood burning stove at Cafe Camelot. This place can be social or solitary, healthy or decadent, modern or old fashioned, Polish or international. The decor has not changed in years but the atmosphere seems to shift to suit each person's mood. Avoid peak times for maximum magic.

Had one pierogi, one omelette (with ham), and one onion soup. The omelette was excellent (the ham being the fancy variety). My mother, a dumpling enthusiast, enjoyed the pierogi. The onion soup was unremarkable. Free wifi. English menu and English speaking waitstaff. All for under 15 euro. (However I was told cash only even though it is labelled as accepting credit cards on yelp.)

Food: 5/5 The food is delicious! The dishes are big and filling. The peas soup is a MUST! (you won't regret it believe me) Service: 4.5/5 Yea, this place is busy but we came 4 people with no heads up and after a couple of minutes waiting they joined up 2 tables for us and it was all great. Be aware! We only discovered this when we came to pay! You can pay ONLY IN CASH! And with euros in currency of 4-1 (4 zlt = 1 eur) Overall: 5/5 A must visit place.

The cutest place. Plus its perfect for an afternoon coffee, tea or whatever and some cake. And it does serve breakfast if you want to come here for that. Gets quite crowded though, so I wouldnt recommend it if you're a super big group.

Tired, with a mild hangover and having not eaten in six hours, I was about ready to eat the menu by the time I got here. I ordered a latte, an orange juice, and a smoked salmon and cream cheese baguette. The orange juice wasn't great but the coffee and the baguette were both great and definitely hit the spot. The decor was cute and quirky but overall a bit cramped, especially when I was navigating with a suitcase.

I got the Italian open face flat bread, the kale/apple juice smoothie/ and the raspberry flavored ice tea. The open face flat bread was excellent and also the raspberry tea. The kale smoothie cake late and it was warm to hot. There was no ice and it was not refreshing. Be patient with the service as it takes time to get the attention of a waitress.

The cutest cafe with amazing food. A little bit on the pricier side, but it's definitely a place you don't want to miss. There is art all around the building with historic value. The staff is kind and the menu is extensive (there is something for everyone.)

Camelot has been my favorite "go to" place. No matter what: breakfast, trendy lunch, romantic drink, super atmosphere evening. In my mind, Camelot, has been always 4-5 star place due to the dynamics, easy menu and good service. Until ... last year they kept bunch of tables "reserved " ... as it turned out for nobody. Today, same happened, as a single guest; I was pushed upstairs and could not take a 2-seat table on a main floor. Sad. I went downstairs twice (seeing a friend, visiting a restroom)... the "reserved" tables remained empty. Maybe next time it's time to find another place and kiss the old sentiments good bye.

Came here because of its very high rating on Yelp. Food was ok. Nice patio sitting area. Service was good, although I asked for cappuccino with half the normal milk and I did not get it. The worst part was that they don't take credit cards. Every other place does, except this one. Likely I had barely enough to pay with cash. Disappointing.

Breakfast was delicious! I had the 2 scrambled eggs with tomato. It came with bread, butter, and a coffee. A great way to start the day! I hope to go back because their menu was filled with many delicious sounding options.

As it is at the top of the list for Brunches in Krakow on Yelp, we decided to give Camelot a go. It was a very sunny Sunday morning in spring but as Camelot is located in a corner, it was actually a bit windy and cold. The place itself is full of atmosphere and character, with lots of old artifacts and authentic elements. It needs to be said that the place is a little bit cramped, and the tables are quite small. We sat at a small round table with four chairs around it, but surely it was hardly spacious enough for two. Furthermore the wind was freely blowing into the establish and this made it quite cold: the couple at the table next to us were clearly shivering. We ordered two baguettes (or baquette as they call it), one with salmon and cream cheese, and one with dried tomatoes, avocado, lettuce and an egg (the menu also promised a corn salad but it was unclear whether they just forgot or it got lost in translation). Like the place itself, the plates were very pretty and appealing, but not very practical. The baguettes were of good quality but impossible to cut with the butter-knives that came with it. The only way of eating this in a classy way is eating off the layers of the top and finishing with the bread. They should give a serrated knife with dishes like this. Otherwise simple but tasty. One note about the service then: considering it was very busy the girls did the best they could, but nonetheless we waited for 20 minutes after ordering, after which one baguette came, and the other one followed five minutes later. Also, you cannot pay by card which sort of came as a surprise. Will we be back? Maybe to try the pie, it looked promising. But for 40 zloti (2 baguettes and one coffee) there are better brunches in town.

Came to this cafe after finding it on Yelp. The food was good and the interior was pretty - vintage type. I thought the service was good.

Beautiful spot that looks like a European designed Restoration hardware restaurant. Very IG worthy. Super fresh fruit dominate the menu, great juices and fruit additions to the water and other items. Pierogi were good not great, really nice salmon. Service was bad even for Poland. Didn't bring two items and got one wrong. I'd come for a drink on the patio.

Second time at Camelot, and it was most certainly a winner once again. Today, I shared a sun-dried tomato and chanterelle mushroom omelette and order of French toast with my mom for brunch. We also drank a hog chocolate, cappuccino, and a cafe Americano. Not to mention the endless supply of fresh raspberries, strawberries, and watermelon that we were given for free! We arrived just before the crowds, and could have stayed for hours. Camelot packs the crowds in, but feeds my beloved breakfast soul.

Cute bohemian cafe tucked around the corner from the main square. It's beautiful with decor reminiscent of a French parlor. Had the delectable and very, very thick and rich hot chocolate. Apple cake was incredible also, but the standout by far was the leek soup, flavored with lovely dill. The soup was not overly cream based, which was very refreshing and had the most wonderful flavors. One of the best soups I've had in a long time. Drinks took much longer than the food, but aside from that faux pas, everything else was wonderful and I still look forward to returning.

Nice place, good design, the food (pasta with pesto) was just ok and we waited long for the service. Lovely menu :)

Great little cafe for breakfast and brunch, though the tables are so small you could barely fit three plates! But I guess that's what you get at a cafe. The service was friendly, though it seemed a little slow. The food portions were very small, yet somehow they were delicious and filling. Be sure to try their scrambled eggs with gouda, it's awesome.

Very nice place to be and stay. Great breakfast and cozy interior. Friendly and attentive staff;-)

Cosy atmosphere with a bit of crazy decor. Quite large and tasty servings. I went there for breakfast and was pleasantly surprised by the taste of apple/parsley juice.

We liked our food very much but didn't love it so we did not give this restaurant the full 5 stars. The pea soup was very tasty. My salad had delicious arugula on the top but iceberg on the bottom half. They were agreeable to add chicken to a panini sandwich was nice. The atmosphere was comfortable outside and even more charming inside. The menu was limited and the service was fine. I do recommend and would eat there again.

Really big portions and you get really enough value off of the price. Would totally recommend this place to family and friends.

A realy cosy place! It's big and tasty dishes to a good price and I would realy recommend it for breakfast and brunch! The service is also realy good and made us feel at home so we had a pleasant experience!

Their fresh-squeezed juices are wonderful and the service was friendly, but the food was mediocre (I ordered the French Toast). I also waited longer for the check than I did for my food. But overall, it's a cute brunch spot in a nice location.

Located just a few street north of the main square on a smaller street. Cosy inside with a small patio outside. Beware people do smoke in their back patio area as we found out and had to move indoors. Other than that, things went well with our food. We had the salad with prosciutto ham(very good), but the another salad with without the ham sounded good but lacked balance of taste due to lack of either salt(cheese) or acidic flavor(vinegar). Portions are large. All drinks were refreshing though not too sweet from American taste.