Wschód Bar
Krakow
Try to peek at the specials board for seasonal dishes that offer a twist on the regular menu.
Wschód Bar, located on Zduńska 18, offers a unique blend of culinary experiences to the vibrant streets of Krakow. Stepping into this venue feels like discovering a hidden chapter in the city's rich tapestry, where food, style, and hospitality are served in equal measure. Adopting a modern and inviting decor, the atmosphere ensures a relaxed dining experience for both locals and visitors. The design strikes a balance between contemporary flair and an unpretentious ambiance, making it a perfect spot for casual gatherings and leisurely meals.
Wschód Bar specializes in offering a diverse selection that caters to a variety of tastes. While its exact menu is subject to change, visitors can anticipate an array of thoughtfully prepared dishes that celebrate fresh, high-quality ingredients. The kitchen's approach to culinary offerings emphasizes creativity within its selections, making each meal an occasion of delightful exploration.
The venue appeals to a broad audience, suitable for those seeking a laid-back meal among friends, as well as individuals who appreciate a thoughtfully curated menu. Its location makes it an ideal stop for those navigating the lively and culturally rich neighborhoods of Krakow. The combination of its accessible location and intriguing food options ensures that Wschód Bar is a go-to destination for discovering new flavors in a comfortable setting.
Reviews
The restaurant has a lot of potential and a lovely garden, but unfortunately the overall experience was a bit disappointing. We waited around 15 minutes for a waiter to even notice us. Only after we waved did someone come over, and he didn’t seem particularly happy to be there. Two minutes later another waiter came to ask if we were ready to order, even though we had already placed our order. A few minutes after that, yet another waiter asked the same thing, which made us wonder whether the staff had any communication between them. The garden itself is nice, but it’s located right next to a very busy main road. The constant traffic noise made it difficult to relax and took away from the atmosphere. The food was good and tasty, but nothing particularly memorable. The biggest issue was that all of the dishes were served at the same time. By the time we finished the first one, the rest of the food had already gone cold. As someone who loves Asian cuisine, I think this place has great potential. However, for the overall experience it offers, I found it a bit overpriced.
Really cool spot to grab a bite. Typically I reserve my reviews for ramen planes as I don't consider myself a great critic outside of that food type. The overall composition of entries were surprisingly good. What good me curious that individual food (meat, veggies, sauces or noodles/rice) had a very strong taste (salty etc) but when. Mixing the in the bowl the flavors came off really well balanced. Also really recommend getting their lemonad it was very refreshing. Something to keep in mind is that it helped to call day ahead to reserve a table as I've noticed a line out the door waiting for tables when we arrived.
As it was one of very few dining facilities close to the Mangha Museum, we went there before the museum visit. The place seems to be quite popular, so if you need a table for more people on the weekend, book in advance. The menu is quite limited and the portions are not excessive, so be prepared for a hefty bill if you come with a hungry company. The food itself is tasty - we had won-ton dumplings, both vegetarian & meat as well as bao buns, that came also in two options. Everything was served fast, but could be warmer. As the bill for 3 dishes & teas was already more than PLN 170, we didn't go for any dessert.
Very good and tasty food, I highly Recommend it, it was Sunday when tough we find a place to sit and eat calmly
