Krakow, Poland

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“The vlogger eats at this 'milk bar,' a cafeteria-style restaurant serving cheap, traditional Polish food. He enjoys some pierogi and notes the place is popular with a mix of locals, students, and tourists.”

— HONEST GUIDE

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“A small cafe serving up tasty Polish food at a good price. The potato pancakes with mushroom sauce were great.”

— Our Travel Place

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“The vlogger describes this as a 'must-go' breakfast spot with a 4.9 rating. He highly recommends the shakshuka, Turkish eggs, and blueberry pancakes, noting the exceptional service and high-quality sourdough bread.”

— Gezginilla

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“The vlogger describes this as a former abandoned hotel that has been transformed into a popular hangout spot. It features a food hall, bars, and a large outdoor area with a perfect view of the castle.”

— HONEST GUIDE

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“The vlogger eats at this hidden gem, a traditional Polish eatery in a courtyard. He enjoys a local meat-filled bun and calls the experience a 'little slice of heaven'.”

— HONEST GUIDE

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“Legendary Blue Sausage van. You'll get a fire grilled kiobasa a chunk of bread and a bit of mustard and ketchup. Open until 3:00 a.m.”

— Our Travel Place

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“The vlogger explains that bagels originated in Krakow and buys a local version called an obwarzanek krakowski from a street cart. She notes that while it wasn't the freshest, it was still a good snack for about one dollar.”

— Claire Hawkins

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“They got Zapiekanka, a traditional Polish open-faced sandwich, from this round food market building in the Jewish Quarter. They were very hungry and excited to try it.”

— Not Another Adventure

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“They came here on a recommendation to try a flight of six different flavored vodkas. They found them all to be very good and strong, especially the caramel and sloe flavors.”

— Not Another Adventure

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“A medieval fantasy themed restaurant and bar inspired by The Witcher universe. Enjoy the fun decor brew your own potion themed cocktails and tuck into some fire grilled food.”

— Our Travel Place

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“Following a recommendation from a Polish friend, the vlogger visits this popular convenience store chain to try their famous hot dogs. She found it surprisingly good for a convenience store snack.”

— Claire Hawkins