Wierzynek is Poland’s most famous restaurant, in which, according to the legend, in 1364 Mikolaj Wierzynek held a feast for European monarch invited by Polish King Casimir the Great.
The restaurant, situated in the very heart of the historic centre of Krakow has been inseparably associated with the history of the city. It is famed not only for its beautiful historic interior but also for its exquisite cuisine and stylish and professional service. The restaurant’s menu is a harmonious mix of Polish specialities and international culinary trends. The chef recommends in particular the roast duck with apples, the composition of quail, deer and wild boar or the saddle of deer served with dumplings.
Over the centuries until today the Wierzynek restaurant has given royal treatment to celebrities, politicians, businessmen and tourists from all over the world.