Spoko

Amazing. Have to try. The old fashion was the best I’ve had.

Legit polish street food with modern twist 👍🏻

I was super excited to hear that Artur is opening another polish restaurant. His other projects are nothing but authentic polish cuisine and Spoko does not disappoint! Amazing food and experience! Also do not forget to get a milkshake… 10/10!

Love this place. Their Pierogis are amazing! We had the Brussel sprout appetizer and practically licked the plate it was so good. The Original and Red Cabbage Pork Maczanka sandwiches were amazing! They didn’t skimp on the meat either like a lot of restaurants do. We also loved their Polish sausage (lean and grilled) and their coleslaw. Love the modern Polish street food twist. Also appreciated that the food was NOT heavy greasy street food. We truly can’t wait to return. Oh and our son loved his chocolate Oreo milkshake :)

I knew Spoko would be great because of how good their sister restaurants are. The food was fantastic, reminded me of slightly elevated versions of the food I eat when I visit family in Poland. The cheese & potato pierogi were deliciously crispy and flavorful. The platter was delicious, very good kielbasa, caramelized onions, coleslaw and bread. The country zapi was great. Would recommend sharing it as an appetizer. The ginski cocktail was really good. Love the polish beer (Żywiec) as well. They had freshly baked paczki (still warm!) which were such a treat. Will be back to try some of the other items!

I was really excited to try Spoko, a Polish-owned business, especially since their menu promised a taste of my favorite Krakow street foods. Having fond memories of doner kebabs from my travels, I came with high expectations. Unfortunately, the kebab I ordered didn't quite hit the mark. The meat, while decent, lacked the salty, greasy shawarma flavor characteristic of authentic Polish kebabs. I was particularly disappointed that it wasn't the thin strips of meat shaved from a rotating spit, like real shawarma. The tortilla wrap also seemed off, oddly rolled and not the long, thin style I remember, resulting in the first few bites being mostly just bread. While the fries were excellent, I wished they were included inside the wrap for a more genuine street food experience. I'm curious if Spoko is aiming for a healthier, elevated take on Polish street food. If so, it might explain the differences, but it didn't satisfy my craving for a traditional doner. I'm still eager to return and try their zapiekanki, which look promising in photos. However, if you're specifically looking for a true Polish doner kebab with real shawarma, this might not be the place. I genuinely hope this business thrives, and I'm optimistic that their other dishes will live up to my expectations.

Gowno nie kebab. Zapiekanki male, kielba ok. Cieknie wam z dachu i ducty macie ujebane. Hujnia

Walked into this restaurant trying to find a place to eat. Found out they just opened. This place was a 10/10. The food was sooo good and had great prices. I got the maczanka original and the pierogis (not pictured). Service was great. I'll be bringing friends next time and telling everyone to try this place!

I loved Ella's bbq so really disappointed it closed. So spoko had big shoes to fill. I had spoko and it was good. I had a baguette and a sandwich and enjoyed both. Excited to try more flavors and items. Worth a try!