The 4 Best Polish Folk Shows & Dinners

1.Polish Folk Show with All-You-Can-Eat Dinner

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 1,593 reviews · 150 minutes - 3 hours · from $50Our pick

Spend an evening at Karczma Skansen Smaków beside Lake Kryspinów, enjoying Polish music, regional dancing, a three-course dinner, hot and cold buffets, and unlimited beer, wine, and soft drinks. You can join the dancers, stroll near the sandy beach, or travel by included bus from central Krakow. The show suits families, couples, and groups.

“The food was very good and there was a lot of it. The show was impressive and interactive. We enjoyed this very much”

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2.Folk Show & 3-Course Dinner at Jama Michalika Café

★★★★★★★★★★4.3 · 698 reviews · 1h 30m · from $45Best value

Meet at Jama Michalika Café on Floriańska Street for two 25-minute performances of Polish folk music and dance, with audience participation between courses. You’ll eat a traditional three-course meal in a characterful Old Town café surrounded by paintings and caricatures. Drinks cost extra, and vegetarian or vegan meals should be requested ahead.

“The performance was very entertaining. Dinner was very good. I especially liked the Zurek. My waiter provided excellent service.”

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3.Polish Folk Show with 3 course dinner in Krakow legendary restaurant

★★★★★★★★★★4.0 · 112 reviews · 2 hours (approx.) · from $49

At Michalik's Cave in central Krakow, you’ll watch two 25-minute performances of Polish folk music and dance, then eat a three-course traditional meal. The intimate restaurant setting is covered with artist caricatures and old Krakow character. Audience participation is part of the evening, and vegetarian alternatives may be available if requested.

“The food was super delicious. The service was outstanding. The Polish folk show was very engaging and an absolute joy to watch! Highly recommend!!”

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4.Polish Folk Show and Dinner From Krakow

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 80 reviews · 3 hours (approx.) · from $57

Spend an evening at Skansen Smaków, a log-cabin-style restaurant outside Krakow, for a three-course Polish dinner, buffet dishes, beer, wine, and a professional folk performance. The show mixes regional dances, music, singing, and audience participation. Shared transport leaves from Dietla Street, or you can drive to the restaurant yourself.

“Very good organization regarding the buses and times. Although the folklore dancers were amazing, the food was actually quite bad. I was expecting something more tasty and well prepared. The beer was good though.”

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