3 top wine places in Kraków 2025
Discover our favorites in what is quickly becoming one of Polands most exciting culinary spots. Charming venues with exceptional wine lists that you'll want to return to again and again.
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Phone: 660 661 756
Address: Bocheńska 5, Kraków
Kraków’s Bottiglieria 1881 is the only restaurant in Poland with two Michelin stars. It was once a modern bistro with an extensive wine list and aspirations for more. After a few years, both the concept and part of the ownership changed, and today it stands as a truly exceptional place on every scale. Of course, it’s fine dining, but what stands out is the ease with which they combine an incredibly high level of food, creativity, execution, and the detailed presentation of each dish. The service is seamless with a perfect sense of timing, relaxed yet professional, and there's a genuine sense...
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Phone: 530 200 924
Address: Dajwór 8, Kraków
Bufet has only been around since April 2024, but it's already one of the top gastro destinations in Kraków, and you can be sure that it's not just a trend or a fleeting thing. The concept is led by Przemysław Klima, the head chef and co-owner of the two-Michelin-star Bottiglieria 1881. Focused on quality food, hospitality, and excellent products, Bufet avoids the pressure of a fine dining restaurant but, still, there are many similarities with Bottiglieria 1881 owing to chef Klima’s involvement is part of the project – the team works directly with him. Additionally, the beverage program is co-...
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Phone: 664 006 824
Address: Krakowska 34, Kraków
Nat Bistro is located in the center of Kraków, taking over the spot of another well-known wine bar (Trzy Cztery Wine). The founder is Joseph di Blasi, who is well known in the Polish wine community. He is the first major importer of natural wines to the market via his company, Naturaliści, and operates a wine shop elsewhere in the city. An incredibly stylish place, Nat Bistro’s design sits somewhere between Paris and Copenhagen, no matter how clichéd that sounds: a few tables, positioned closely together; a large, high bar; and food that sits somewhere between a wine bar and a bistro.
