Camelot Cafe

We stopped by this place on our way to catch a bus back to Budapest, since nothing much was open in the morning. It’s highly rated on Unilocal so we decided to give it a try, and I’d say the atmosphere is cozy and artsy but the food leaves a lot to be desired.
I got the omelet with chanterelles and sundried tomatoes (you really can’t go wrong with either), and it was okay but found it very greasy for my taste. Our server was also unfriendly, inattentive, and brusque, and I’m glad we were only there briefly to get food. If you’re looking for a pretty place to take photos, this might be your place. But if you care about the food, there are many other cheaper and more delicious places to explore.

Loved this place, excellent location and plenty (too many) of reason to over eat. We had the meat dumplings and union soup, both tasted excellent.
For Polish standard, a little on the expensive side.

My only complaint about this place is that I didn’t come for breakfast lunch and dinner.
Everything is fresh and absolutely fantastic, I would recommend the pasta with peas and prosciutto in cream sauce.
The place itself is super cool, very small and romantic. Would love to come back in the warmer months.

This is one of the best places I’ve been to in Poland. Everything here is great. The raspberry tart is the best I’ve ever had. Lots of berries and not much sugar. Also, all of the sandwiches and soups are great. This place was our go to place when we were in Krakow, Poland.

Décor was very nice. I had a delicious sandwich with sundried tomatoes and avocado. Lovely little place

Camelot café is one of those places you will talk about your friend. Corky place full of specific details leaving you wondering if you entered some other dimension. while you soak in ambience you will be served with smile by kind and nice staff bringing you awesome coffee and delicious cakes. Yet again I know why random Krakow tourist are envious when I say Iive here.

Breakfast was delicious! I had the 2 scrambled eggs with tomato. It came with bread, butter, and a coffee. A great way to start the day! I hope to go back because their menu was filled with many delicious sounding options.

I like from old times and find it very cosy and something with cracovian spirit. Coffee always tastes good in there and breakfast too. I like the area and also pop-​in for sth to warm up or when you need a snack. Very nice place to start before going further :)

Aufgrund einer Kursfahrt hatte ich das Glück Krakau zu sehen und in dieses tolle Café zu gehen!
Sehr gute Lage und super schnell zu finden (direkt in der Altstadt an der Hauptstraße).
Die Deko und das ganze Ambiente ist so wunderschön und authentisch — vintage, retro also richtiger «Hipster-​flair».
Kerzenschein, dunkelrote Wände, kuscheliges und lockeres Beisammensein.
Ich habe noch nie so eine gefüllte Speisekarte gesehen, etwas unübersichtlich ist sie, aber wenigstens gab es englische Übersetzungen.
Wir waren zu fünft und haben jeweils vier unterschiedliche Pasta Gerichte und Risotto probiert, ausserdem Eistee, frischer Kiwisaft und Tee getrunken.
Sehr süß, das Eistee und Säfte mit Wassermelone und Beeren gebracht werden.
Das Essen war super lecker! (Spinat-​Sahne-​Sauce Pasta mit Pinienkernen, Champignon-​Pasta und Zucchini Risotto)
Alles auch vergleichsweise zu einem Berliner Hipstercafe sehr billig.
Die Bedienung war sehr nett und zuvorkommend.
In allem ein sehr süßes Café mit sehr leckrem Essen und Getränken. Hat sich sehr gelohnt!

Love this place! Very bohemian setting. Love stopping in for some cheesecake and catching up with friends. Quiet and tucked away. Great vibe and décor. The one drawback– cash only. My friend wanted to pay with his card but was told they only accept cash. Be prepared. It would be nice for people to know they only take cash before they sit down for a meal. Maybe they can have a sign at the front or something.
I recommend this place. I will keep going back.

E-​cigarette isn’t allowed in the indoor area ;-(

Hidden gem. We stopped here for breakfast. The food was excellent, the service was phenomenal, and to top it off they give you apples with the bill. Very very cute

Many options in this place from morning to late night. But I only go for one thing: their szarlotka with everything on it, and when I say everything, let me tell you: serve the pie hot with chantilliy, fruits and vanilla ice cream. Hmmm, have a shot of zubruwka with that and you’re ready for winter

Popped into this restaurant and was very pleasantly surprised. It is very lovely and rustic inside. All the tables outside were full so say just in the entrance to get a breeze. The staff were great as I was on my Polish lesson and where very patient as I tried my best to order. I had a lemonade which was lovely, very home made and a café latte. I the had pirogy which was amazing. The menu is something different as well and almost an art form in it self. The cost wasn’t to bad and I spent a very pleasant couple of hours. I will certainly be back and couldn’t find a fault.

I went here with a colleague for dinner when in Kraków on business. Saw the positive write-​ups on Unilocal and they were all accurate. It is a small place, and your seated closely together, but that is part of the charm of this place. It is old world and wonderful. The food and service was exceptional. If you’re looking for a really interesting place for lunch or a casual dinner, this is the place. Enjoy!

Camelot is a fantastic eatery. Upon arriving in Kraków, my friend and I decided to try the place out for breakfast. We were intrigued by the cozy, welcoming feel of the interior and were wowed by the sandwiches we ordered, the lox baguette and the sun-​dried tomato/​avocado sandwich. We’ve come back 2 times since and still are very impressed.

For some reason my mother and her friend love this place (so much that their husbands dare not resist and the obedient son trots along as it is their holiday).
The food consists of that peculiar girly type: salads, tarts, etc geared to a woman’s palate. Don’t eat here if you are a man, even if you like salads and tarts normally (there are plenty of women who don’t like to eat here either). There is also one of those endless menus with far too many items to be prepared well.
The outside seating has been improved and no longer feels like a game of sardines so it’s nice for a drink or a coffee on a warm summer evening.
The service was useless, the waitress seeming neither to understand English nor Polish. She also charged us for a drink that had not been ordered even though we sent it back (but she returned it to the table).
Hopefully it was the last time and they won’t ask to come back here next year.

As it is at the top of the list for Brunches in Krakow on Unilocal,we decided to give Camelot a go. It was a very sunny Sunday morning in spring but as Camelot is located in a corner, it was actually a bit windy and cold.
The place itself is full of atmosphere and character, with lots of old artifacts and authentic elements. It needs to be said that the place is a little bit cramped, and the tables are quite small. We sat at a small round table with four chairs around it, but surely it was hardly spacious enough for two. Furthermore the wind was freely blowing into the establish and this made it quite cold: the couple at the table next to us were clearly shivering.
We ordered two baguettes (or baquette as they call it), one with salmon and cream cheese, and one with dried tomatoes, avocado, lettuce and an egg (the menu also promised a corn salad but it was unclear whether they just forgot or it got lost in translation).
Like the place itself, the plates were very pretty and appealing, but not very practical. The baguettes were of good quality but impossible to cut with the butter-​knives that came with it. The only way of eating this in a classy way is eating off the layers of the top and finishing with the bread. They should give a serrated knife with dishes like this. Otherwise simple but tasty.
One note about the service then: considering it was very busy the girls did the best they could, but nonetheless we waited for 20 minutes after ordering, after which one baguette came, and the other one followed five minutes later. Also, you cannot pay by card which sort of came as a surprise.
Will we be back? Maybe to try the pie, it looked promising. But for 40 zloti (2 baguettes and one coffee) there are better brunches in town.

Great place for brunch or breakfast. Or just for a nice coffee or meal any time of the day.

One of those delightful bohemian cafes they do oh so well in Poland! Just my kind of place.
Situated a stone’s throw from our apartment at Florianska we had both breakfasts and desserts and summer evening tea drinks. Kind staff, reasonable prices, good quality food.
Plenty of choices for vegetarians on the menu, wonderful freshly squeezed fruit juices, a gooey chocolate cake to fall in love with and lovely tea drinks (with or without alcohol).
The interior is darling, but I’m glad we got to spend all those mornings and evenings outdoors in the warm summer city. A treasured memory indeed. I hope I will be back, in a not too far future.

Camelot café just around the corner from the Rynek Glowny, the «main square» in Krakow.
This Café has 3 small rooms connected but each has its own «bohemian» atmosphere.
A very nice and cozy place to relax a bit as we did after work. Each room has small tables and is decorated with small paintings and or artifacts.
Service is fine, fast and enthousiastic, coffees, great espresso, cappuchino … Tried the cheesecake with raspberry sauce, fruitts and was amazing :)
Looking for the holy grail …

Wirklich gut gemachter Laden mit feinen Kuchen, gutem Frühstück und einigen sehr leckeren Speisen. Absolut schöner Innenhof und auch die Plätze vor dem Lokal sind angenehm. In der Regel ist es hier voll, während die nachbar-​Gastronomen noch auf Gäste warten. Ob das angemessen ist, kann ich nicht beurteilen, aber ich werde wieder ins camelot gehen, da weiss man was man hat die geben sich echt Mühe. Schon alleine wie hier der (sehr gute) Tee serviert wird

Wundervoller Ort. Authentisch und anregend. Angenehmes Publikum und leckere Produkte. Ich komme gerne wieder.

Das schönste Café, das ich kenne! Ich habe das Gefühl, dass der Szarlotka und das Piwo sokiem in ganz Polen nicht so lecker schmecken wie hier! Lubie!

Ein wunderschönes Café in der Krakauer Altstadt mit künstlerischen Flair und gemütlichem Schanigarten. Hier lässt es sich ausgezeichnet essen bzw. leckeren Kuchen mit Kaffee genießen. Wir waren im Zuge unseres Aufenthaltes 2x dort und werde dem Lokal auf alle Fälle fix einen Besuch abstatten, wenn es mich nochmal nach Krakau verschlagen sollte!
Besonders positiv ist mir die frische Obstdeko aufgefallen, die zB zu jedem Kuchen dazuserviert wird. Frische Melonen oder Waldbeeren, zum Tee bekommt man ungefragt Zitronen-​, Orangen– und Grapefruitscheiben für den Extrageschmack dazu. Das junge, studentische Personal ist sehr nett und freundlich, die meisten sprechen auch ganz gut englisch, so dass es keine Verständigungsprobleme gibt.

Sehr nettes Ambiente und freundliches Personal. Wir hätten gerne mehr zum Frühstück gegessen, aber leider reichte unser Bargeld nicht, man konnte nicht mit Visa bezahlen. Unser Essen war frisch zubereitet und lecker.

Ein sehr empfehlenswertes Café! Die Einrichtung ist sehr stylisch, der Innenhof hat eine sehr entspannte Atmosphäre. Das Frühstück ist sehr lecker. Man bekommt hier den besten Kaffee in der Stadt! Die Bedienungen sind superfreundlich

Großartiges Café! Leckeres Frühstück und perfektes Ambiente! Empfehlenswert!

Super Café zum frühstücken. Netter Service und sehr gutes essen. Sowohl auf der Terrasse als auch innen schön. unbedingt zu empfehlen.

mein liebstes Frühstückscafé in Krakau! Originelles Interieur, schöné Frühstücksauswahl, frische Säfte, wunderbare Kaffeevariationen — und im Sommer am liebsten auf der kleinen terrasse. Etwas abseits vom allgemeinen Marktplatz-​Touristentrubel, daher besonders nett.

Ein beliebtes und geschmackvoll eingerichtetes Künstlercafé in der Krakauer Altstadt, 3 Minuten zu Fuß von dem Hauptmarkt (Rynek Główny) entfernt. An der sog. Ecke des ungläubigen Thomas (pl: Zaułek Niewiernego Tomasza) gibt es mehrere wunderbare Lokale, Café Camelot ist mein Favorit.
Im Sommer sitzt man hier im wunderschönen, kleinen Schanigarten, im Winter gemütlich in einer der drei Säle. Wer einen der begehrten Plätze am Fenster — an einem der Tische mit gehäkelter Tischdecke — ergattert hat, kann sich besonders glücklich schätzen. Hier verbringt man die Zeit bei köstlichen Kuchen oder bei einem schmackhaften Salat.
Als wahre Rettung im langen Winter erweisen sich die beliebten Getränke: grzane piwo z sokiem malinowym (warmes Bier mit Himbeersaft), wściekły pies (der tollwütige Hund — Wodka mit Himbeersaft und Tabasco) oder grzane wino (Glühwein), der hier einzigartig gut schmeckt.
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Jeden Freitag gibt es einen Kabarettabend im historischen Keller.
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