Known for its historic architecture, booming nightlife and intellectual life, Poland’s second-largest city has much to offer in terms of local (and international) cuisine. Much like the city itself, ...

If you're craving authentic Polish bites on the go, try some of Kraków's street fare. Sold at food trucks and curbside vendors throughout the city, local street fare is hearty yet affordable.

or until all the food is gone. The payment system at U Stasi is unique – eat what you want and after the meal go tell the owner what you’ve had. Pod Temidą (Under Temida) milk bar, on Grodzka Street, ...

Before the mural was painted, the street was fairly empty. Despite this, people came from all over to see its beauty, and businesses followed. Now the parking lot is a popular place for food trucks ...