Dynia Resto Bar — Restaurant in Krakow

2 stars for a fairly nice interior design. Breakfasts in this restaurants are rather not tasty. Quality of ingredients - rather questionable. We had:

1. Eating “Cracow breakfast” I felt like there was no taste in there whatsoever at all. Store-bought ham, old bread and loads of mayonnaise makes it feel like an overpriced fast food.
2. The only vegan option in the breakfast menu got us disappointed as well. In principle it sounds okay-ish, but then every piece of the dish comes sort of stand-alone. Meaning - when in the menu they say you get a potato with mashrooms, in reality the potato would not be stuffed, or prepared in whatever way. It will just be baked, lying around baked mushrooms and, the “best part” - pieces of melted vegan cheddar. Stand-alone.
3. Coffee - that’s not even worth mentioning. Tastes like an instant coffee, but even more water-ish.

All in all, if you’re looking for nice places to dine-in in the area, my strong reco for a vegan/vegetarian meal would be ”Karma” (same street) or “Szklarnia” (a...

My wife requested this spot for her birthday since they have a nice vegetarian selection. We brought my son and mother in law with us. Started the evening with a gin and tonic, it was a large, tasty drink with a nice flavor. For dinner I had the salmon salad which was the perfect mix of ingredients. The proportions of salad to salmon was spot on and the included fruit and refreshing dressing made this a perfect meal for someone who doesn’t usually order salad. The staff were friendly and attentive who spoke English as well as Polish. The atmosphere is a great mix of eclectic cafe and upscale dining that doesn’t feel in any way pretentious. The lovely courtyard provides a nice view during your meal. Will definitely return to try more dinner menu items and the breakfast menu. Highly...

There's something to be said about Polish hospitality, unfortunately, that does not translate to the service in this restaurant for sure. Staff so inattentive it was embarrassing to watch. Numerous clients having to come up to the bar to ask for their bill, no-one greeting or seating the arriving guests and once you placed your order, that was it, the staff didn't acknowledge you anymore. It's not that the restaurant was super busy either. So no excuse there. I ordered the burger which was mediocre at best. It lacked seasoning and to my liking it was overcooked. This was my second visit to Dynia, and most likely the last, especially because of the lack of the basic service etiquette I'd expect from a restaurant as a paying guest. There are many better places to choose...