Black Duck

Kraków


The duck meat at this restaurant arrives specially from Poznań, and good use is made of it. From duck pierogi to duck soup with meatballs, as well as a whole roasted duck for two, this twist on Polish cuisine offers fine dining and an amazing array of dishes. Try the three-course vodka tasting (from 14zł) to get things moving.


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