Up on the Wawel
hill, there is Kawiarnia Pod Baszta, a tourist café to serve the guests of the
hill who are in need of a break between visiting all the museums and attractions. It is mainly a café and
they serve many kinds of coffee and cakes. A special offer is a coffee and a
cake for 13 pln! Still, they do also have some food, for example soups, pierogi
(polish dumplings) and salads.
Kawiarnia Pod Baszta
is a typical tourist café, but its outdoor terrace is quite nice when the sun
is shining and you can sit outside and look at the splendid view of the Wawel Cathedral and the Castle. A funny remark is that even though you are at perhaps the greatest tourist attraction in Poland, the waitress still spoke
very weak English.
Coffee Index: 9 pln
No wifi available
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(On the picture down to the right, it is a mushroom soup, served in a bread bowl. Very typical food for Poland!)
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