Morskie Oko

Poland Lesser Poland Voivodeship KrakowMorskie Oko

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Address

plac Szczepański 8, 31-011 Kraków, Poland

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Phone

+48 12 431 24 23

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Website

morskieoko.krakow.pl

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Description

Polish dining amid exposed brickwork & chunky wooden furniture, plus concerts by highlands singers.

Morskie Oko at Krakow Visited on 27/9/2019 What an interesting restaurant! There is nothing special about the ground floor when I enter the premises, but once getting down the stairs to the basement, it is a totally different "world. The exposed tumble brick wall, rustic timber steps and furniture, yellow lighting, an open fire place, really provide a very warm, and rather intimate / romantic ambience. However, it may suit people with poor eyesight. There are some longer tables that can join together to make them longer to accommodate large groups. May be the lighting can be turned up a bit brighter, because I have to strain my eyes to read the menu and my food. It is difficult for the serving staff to deal with a sudden surge of hungry group. Under such circumstance, our tour group are satisfy with the service. The food is presented nicely on bold, rugged design plates. I enjoy my beef and lamb to be tender, and not so cooked. Unfortunately, the meat has not quite satisfy my fussy taste buds. The basement is definitely not wheelchair friendly, and going up to the rather small toilet requires going up another flight of stairs.

Sin Fong ChanSin Fong Chan

00

Such a nice place to eat. Great location just near the market Square. Our server was very friendly and spoke great English and was very accommodating of my terrible Polish, and she had great banter about it. She opted to recommend some items on the menu and we had the sausage to start which was like a hotdog but so much nicer. Served with ketchup and mustard. For a main I had the Perogi which was a new experience for me and now I want to have it all the time. It's amazing. I had the boiled potatoes with butter also and these were wonderful. Such good food that was fresh and tasty and so much! We also tried the different Vodka and were given a lot to try, lots of flavours, I recommend the honey vodka. Then we topped it off with a vodka that was so strong it could take paint off the wall. Great experience and so cheap. Meal for two, three courses, bottle of wine, couple of beers and lots of Vodka came to about 60 GBP. The wine was half that cost. Great food, great service, great place. Book up because it got busy and I can see why. Loved the place.

Londo MolariLondo Molari

00

Okay so I have given this place a five star because it’s a very good restaurant with great food. Me and my partner got the polish sausage to share for starter and then he got pork knuckle and we had a cucumber salad and boiled potatoes. His food was absolutely delicious and he loved it I have a severe nut allergy so although at first the waiter told me what I ordered was fine (breaded pork) he then came back and told me after checking with the chef it wasn’t as they are not sure what was in the season mix which left me either the steak (obviously most expensive on the menu) the salmon or the pork schnitzel but just not breaded so I went with that, to be fair it was well seasoned and I ate all of it and they were very safe about the food I was eating. If you do have an allergy especially a nut one and you don’t like these things then it is best to avoid. If you are not difficult and can eat everything then definitely eat here it is fantastic

Kasey PoolKasey Pool

00

After arriving in Krakow, I researched local restaurants and decided to try this one based on the positive reviews. I ordered Kwaśnica/ sauerkraut soup with ribs and a shot of lemon vodka. As a Polish native, I know what to expect from traditional Polish cuisine. Unfortunately, the experience was disappointing. The soup arrived lukewarm, with the meat/ribs cold and far from any tenderness. Regrettably, this was the worst Kwaśnica/ sauerkraut soup with ribs that I’ve had in Poland. On a positive note, the staff were friendly and apologetic, and my order was served quickly. However, I would have preferred waiting for quality over speed. I shared my feedback with the staff, and they were receptive, promising to pass it on to the kitchen. I still paid for the meal despite not eating majority of it. Overall, the service was good, but the food quality was a letdown. I would not return or recommend this restaurant.

Agnieszka KAgnieszka K

00

We were recommend this restaurant by a tour guide, who said it was a little different because of its focus on foods from the mountain areas of Poland. The decor is definitely wood-themed and light colours, which is a refreshing change from some other places where you're in a dark corner. For starters, we had grilled smoked cheese with a sweet cranberry sauce and a (large) sausage served with cooked onions, mustard and ketchup,both very good. We also had a beetroot and potato soup, which was light in style and refreshing, with a bit of sweetness. We also tried the potato pancakes with beef goulash, which was also good, although I thought the pancakes were excessively salty. Bread was served with the meal, which not all restaurants did on our visit to the city. The wine list was also good, with several Polish wines available by the glass... Definitely worth a visit!

Glen CreasyGlen Creasy

20

I’ve been visiting Krakow for the past year every month on a business trips, always on the lookout for traditional Polish cuisine. I was recommended Morskie Oko by a colleague who told me that I would be surprised by how great it would be. To my amazing surprise, his recommendation lived up to my expectation, and I’m happy to say that this is one of the best restaurant I have been to, boasting of a great culinary experience, amazing ambiance, and most importantly an unprecedented level of service. Our waitress, Aga, recommended the top 7-8 dishes from her personal taste, and each one of us chose one of them, and we weren’t disappointed at all I would strongly recommend it to anyone wishing to experience typical traditional Polish cuisine without a doubt. Food Taste: 9/10 Restaurant Ambiance/Vibe: 8/10 Service: 10/10 Friendliness of entire Staff (Welcoming): 9/10

Georges AchkarGeorges Achkar

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