The Best Burgers in Kraków, Poland
Kraków is one of Poland‘s most popular tourist destinations and as such has a diverse culinary scene. The city has blossomed in recent years, especially in regards to new and trendy restaurants opening. On top of the best Polish cuisine, Italian restaurants, Tapas bars and Irish pubs, there are some truly special burger joints and steakhouses. Here are some of the top spots to chow down on a burger in this classic Polish city.
Moaburger
Restaurant, European, Polish
Bobby Burger
Restaurant, European, American, Fast Food, Vegetarian
Situated in Kraków’s Old Town, Bobby Burger is part of a popular chain of top-notch, stylish burger joints to hit Poland. It is a great place to stop off during a sightseeing tour, as it offers a special lunch deal. The options for compiling your own burger are also extensive, including veggie patties and gluten-free buns. Some other dishes on the menu that reflect the American spirit of the establishment include chili cheese fries, mac ‘n’ cheese and milkshakes. Try the Double Death by Cheese burger for a mouthwatering feed.
Corner Burger
Restaurant, European, Polish, American
This burger house is a must-visit for all Pulp Fiction fans, since its interior is decorated with quirky pop art posters depicting the characters of the movie. Centrally located, Corner Burger boasts a good variety of big burgers with tasty fillings, along with fries and shakes to accompany them. Some favorites include The Boss and Massive Beef Attack, all at some pretty decent prices.
Antler Poutine Burger
Restaurant, Canadian
Moo Moo Steak and Burger Club
Restaurant, Steakhouse, Polish
A must-visit for all meat lovers coming to Kraków, Moo Moo boasts a lovely atmosphere, a very attentive and friendly staff and delicious burgers and steaks. The interior is very modern but at the same time elegant and romantic with black-and-white glass vases holding white flowers on the tables. The food is prepared and served with the highest attention to detail, from fresh ingredients to elegant representation on plates or wooden chopping boards.