Jewish restaurants in Kraków
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Café Alef
A number of restaurants in and around ul Szeroka offer Jewish-inspired dishes such as czulent (bean casserole with beef and vegetables), knyshe (aka knish, a dumpling with the filling of potato, ground meat, sauerkraut, onions or buckwheat groats) and stuffed gooseneck. Café Alef also features live klezmer music nightly at about 20:00.
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Dawno Temu Na Kazimierzu
As you approach this restaurant from ul Miodowa, you'll see signs from yesteryear: Chajim Kohan's General Store, Szymon Kac Tailor, Nowak Grocery. The shop windows still display the goods from times gone by. Inside, the quaint restaurant serves decent Polish-Jewish food, though you're really coming for the historic atmosphere.
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Klezmer-Hois
More than any other restaurant, Klezmer-Hois evokes pre-war Kazimierz, with its tables covered in lace, and artwork inspired by the shtetl (Jewish town). Warm up with a bowl of delicious soup invented by Yankiel the Innkeeper of Berdytchov. In the evenings, folks gather for concerts of traditional Jewish music (8pm).
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Arka Noego
Arka Noego (Noah's Ark) provides the typical Kazimierz eating experience, with lacy tablecloths, candles, a scattering of antiques and a vaguely Jewish-inspired menu. Dumplings, fish and turkey are offered, along with a big drinks list, including kosher vodka. There's live music most evenings for an extra charge.
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