Judah Food Market

Knitted Coffee was the only place open today (01-01-26). The girl serving was very nice and helpful as I don’t drink coffee, but she kindly went through all the tea she had. Appreciated! Seats outside only.

Outstanding. Every stall I went to (3 in total being Boogie Truck, The Dog and the Chimney Cake Stall) were super polite and friendly and I was surprised at how reasonable the prices were. The food quality itself was immaculate, the boogie truck especially as I've been twice now (both burgers and the plum pop pictured). It's a little greasy but that's obvious and the flavour is exceptional. The Chimney Cakes (cinnamon I got) were crispy on the outside and soft in the middle and reminds me a lot of donuts. The Dog, the hotdog I had was the classic and it was fantastic, I was skeptical due to the sauerkraut but it really added to the flavours - only criticism is the hotdog itself was a bit tough to chew through. Cleanliness not really an issue but it's open seating so there were a few messy tables from other people (a lot of English come here I've noticed too)

Judah Food Market in Krakow is a vibrant street food spot located in the Kazimierz district. It offers a variety of delicious options from food trucks, including Polish and international dishes. The relaxed outdoor setting and lively atmosphere make it a great place to grab a bite. Perfect for casual dining and trying something new. Plan for about an hour to enjoy the food and ambiance! I had lunch and dinner at this place and it was quite good. I will definitely visit again.

The pulled pork sandwich was great ... skip the belgian fries they were frozen supermarket fries not a potato in sight

Little sun trap of a place. 5 or 6 food trucks serving different things. We just grabbed an icecream and coffee but you could get kebabs, pizza, baked potatoes, chimney cakes and other bits too.

I definitely do not recommend the Asian food here. It was the worst Asian food I have ever paid for. I managed to eat about 3 bites but threw the rest away as it was too bad for me. As an Asian person, I am very disappointed that such bad food is being served as Asian food. My son and husband had burgers and zapiekanka (toasted open-face sandwich) which were very tasty and I seriously regretted choosing Asian food there.

Everyone said this was a must do in Krakow, I disagree. It is extremely small, not many Polish dishes, the rating is high for food and service because the Chimney cakes were lovely. For everyone wanting to explore Polish cuisine, skip this and check out the Fairs (Every 2 weeks) in the market street. So many more stalls and the food is so much better

I think that I am very qualified to write this review because me and my partner went to the food market 3 times to try the different options. We first had the zapiekanka (polish baguette pizza) and that was amazing. We had the chips with mayonnaise twice and that was our favourite! We had the pierogi which were really nice and our first time trying! We had the stir fry noodles which were a bit disappointing (our least favourite) but still nice and a hot dog from the hot dog stand, which was lovely and so filling. Would highly recommend coming at least once and trying this place. Check out the Jewish quarter whilst there.