POLAND
Poland's classics.
The 11 most popular dinner experiences in Poland. What each one is really like, who runs it, and what you will pay.
Polish folk dancing with audience participation plus a cherry vodka welcome, 3-course dinner, and unlimited beer and wine near Kraków.
Soar above Tricity at Olivia Star for skyline views, Italian pizza, and cocktails, then unwind in Olivia Garden with Prosecco.
Krakow folk dancers, audience participation, and a 3-course Polish dinner at Jama Michalika Café. 90 minutes, drinks extra.
Warsaw Old Town food walk with a guide, 10+ Polish bites, vodka shots, and a recipe booklet. 3-4 hours for $95.
“Arif was an excellent tour guide! He’s not native to Poland, which I found to be so helpful because he explained why he chooses to call Warsaw home and what makes the city so great. Plus the food was really yummy!”
Krakow folk music and dance with a 3-course dinner at Michalik’s Cave, plus two 25-minute show segments in English.
“The meal was very nice and we thoroughly enjoyed the folk dancing but the price of the drinks was expensive. £85 for a jug of water, 1x lager and 2x wine.”
Krakow dinner and live Polish folk show at Skansen Smaków with beer, wine, three-course meal, and dance photos.
“Great value for money , food was lovely authentic , drinks flowed and entertainment was fabulous.”
Asian dinner in Gdańsk Old Town from the 7th floor at Nikka, with skyline views and optional 8th-floor club night on Fri–Sat.
Skip-the-line lunch or dinner at Hard Rock Cafe Warsaw with a 2-course set menu, rock memorabilia, and a Rock Shop discount for $33.
Wawel Castle–lit dinner at Aquarius, then a 30-minute Vistula River cruise with panoramic night views and included drinks. Small group set menu.
Traditional Polish 3-course feast with unlimited drinks and a one-hour folk show at Skansen Smaków near Kraków.
A 5-hour Warsaw dinner show at Teatr Sabat with a welcome drink, full plated meal, live revue, and dancing on stage.
