Andrus Maczanka Po Krakowsku - Wawrzyńca — Restaurant in Krakow

Eaten before and wasn't too bad. My most recent visit however presented miserable service. In short, no greeting, no question as to what my order, no confirmation of my order, not even request for amount to pay. Simply whacked in figures to card terminal and tilted it towards me, upside down, to pay. Upon noticing the amount was different to that on the menu and asked. All the guy could manage to say was 'To stary menu' - But of course this isn't written anywhere. It must be a complex process to update a price on a board with 10+/- items. Even if the food was gourmet (though it is not) I still would not buy from a firm with such a lack of passion, enthusiasm or respect toward paying customers. I can only wonder if similar respect is given to the food they prepare. I decided not to buy,...

Okay, so this is one of the places you see food vloggers recommending.If you need break from typical polish food(which is worth every bit) then you may grab these sandwiches again as I thought it's not an exclusively single outlet a little ahead in main arena they also have a shop.Now the quantity is really filling I tried the Classic one to get a real taste because if classics are bang on then you need not worry but apart from the size the taste is not commendable.The food truck guy had a straight face not really helpful even when they understand that tourist flock the place...

Street food in Krakow is a real treat for lovers of local flavors, and maczanka po krakowsku in a bun is an good choice. This classic dish, reminiscent of the Kraków version of pulled pork, is perfect as street food - aromatic, meat enclosed in a fresh bun is a combination of simplicity and depth of flavor. The version with cheese and mushrooms adds juicy combination. Maczanka is the quintessence of Krakow's street, something that every fan of street food must try!

Unfortunately, there were no ingredients at the point to try...