Kropka Kraków
Restaurant · Śródmieście ·

Kropka Kraków

Restaurant · Śródmieście ·

Bistro with modern art, natural wines, and fusion dishes

creative cocktails
delicious desserts
local cuisine with a twist
generous portions
friendly service
wine pairing
attentive servers
food
Kropka Kraków by null
Kropka Kraków by null
Kropka Kraków by null
Kropka Kraków by null
Kropka Kraków by null
Kropka Kraków by null
Kropka Kraków by null
Kropka Kraków by null
Kropka Kraków by null
Kropka Kraków by null
Kropka Kraków by null
Kropka Kraków by null
Kropka Kraków by null
Kropka Kraków by null
Kropka Kraków by null
Kropka Kraków by null
Kropka Kraków by null
Kropka Kraków by null
Kropka Kraków by null
Kropka Kraków by null

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Józefa Dietla 31, 31-064 Kraków, Poland Get directions

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Restroom
Popular for lunch
Lunch reservations recommended
Popular for dinner
Dinner reservations recommended

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Józefa Dietla 31, 31-064 Kraków, Poland Get directions

+48 12 312 52 34
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@kropka_krakow

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Features

•Restroom
•Accepts reservations
•Popular for lunch
•Lunch reservations recommended
•Popular for dinner
•Dinner reservations recommended
•Cozy
•Romantic

Last updated

Jan 17, 2026

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Kropka.

"Cool, casual and a little grungy, there is a rustic, welcoming vibe to this neighbourhood spot that’s very much in the bistro mould. The simply furnished dining room is enlivened by modern art on the walls and a corner bar that’s well-stocked with natural wines. The cooking mixes a Polish base with influences from over the world, such as the Korean-style chilli sauce that smothers the pierogi. The generous portions are indicative of the restaurant’s spirit." - Michelin Inspector

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Kropka Kraków

Christos X.

Google
We visited the place back in May. Delicious dishes to share paired with amazing cocktails and local wine. Local cuisine with a twist, done right! From the buttercream accompanying the bread, to the gyozas and the beef; every little dish a wonderful experience in a contemporary urban-chic setting, with amazing staff. No wonder it’s in the Michelin Guide. All the best guys.

Stewart T.

Google
First night in Krakow, and I don't want to eat anywhere else after eating here. The food was absolutely superb - a bold combination of flavours, textures, influences all executed perfectly. Great friendly service (in English, thank you!) and such high quality. Courses were well paced and we enjoyed our time together, and the food. Tasting concept but worked well as traditional 3 or 4 course menu. Kudos to the chefs and this deserves it's recognition in the Michelin guide. I hope to return.

Olga F.

Google
A very interesting place to try once but not to return. Minus a star for some extra 50pln charged from us, and fighting waiters at the bar. In general the atmosphere was very nervous, not relaxing. Our waiter was amazing, though. He explained everything and his recommendations about the desserts helped to fix the overall impression about the place. Desserts are delicious 🤤

Jory P.

Google
Warmly recommended, excellent sommelier and food, ask for the suggestions. Perfect wine pairing and service, will be back for sure.

Jay

Google
Great modern European flavours, but not fully well executed! The cod was really great with rhubarb sour and creamy, but unfortunately, ribs were just “ok”, slightly overcooked and some pieces biiiit too burnt. Tonka beans strawberry sesame dessert was great! Appetizers were all very good. Service was nice, but unfortunately due to the loud music/ some reason it’s very loud in the restaurant, it was hard to hear the servers. Also, 12.5% service fee for group above 5 ppl which is unusual and high for Europe… Food was good but not sure I’d recommend it come again

kevin B.

Google
Krakow's most ridiculous wine list? The cheapest bottle is 44 euros LOL. Or you could go for a "glass" of wine (3 sips, 100ml) for 10 euros. Unsurprising, the whole restaurant was drinking water, or one cocktail, for it's whole meal. Massive missed opportunity to make money. There must be some strategy behind it, but it beats me! Even in good restaurants in France you have a bottle for 30 euros, or a glass for 6-7. The food was very good and actually reasonably priced. Surreal. Cool that they force their staff to lie and say they're not allowed to give you a glass of tap water. Once and done for me.

Rebecca M.

Google
We had a fantastic lunch here! We ordered quite a bit of food to have the chance to try multiple things. The gyoza, salmon, patatas (omg the spread on top was amazing), spaghetti, roast beef, and bread of course. Everything was delicious. Suzanna (sp?) was our server and she was so lovely! Highly recommend this spot if you are in town and are looking to get away from the crowds for a nice meal.

Clodagh L.

Google
Delicious food - wonderful flavours, and the service was excellent. Great wine recommendations - we went for individual glasses and our server allowed us to taste several glasses before we selected. Creative cocktails! Very buzzy atmosphere. The very busy staff were immediately responsive to a minor bathroom issue. All staff we encountered were very invested in the service they were providing. We will be back!