Within the castle grounds is a decent restaurant that serves mostly Polish dishes in traditional surrounds. It's not exactly ducal levels of luxury, but the mains – grilled meats, fish and salads – are very good and the hushed mood (after a couple glasses of wine) can get downright romantic.
Krasiczyn Castle Restaurant
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