Starka is a fine dining experience you'll never forget. Meat lovers should try the pork knuckle, but only go full size if you've got a decent appetite. Starka makes its own vodka, so lovers of the drink are encouraged to be adventurous and try an unusual flavour.
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Starka
Kraków
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