Traditional Polish Folk Show & Feast

We were taken to a big wooden chalet type building where we were greeted with cherry vodka and shown to our table, which we shared with others doing the tour. Musicians, singers and dancers performed typical Polish folk music. It was a pleasure to watch and listen to. We were then served a three course dinner consisting of traditional Polish food. We started with Zurek, a soup followed by fried potatoes, breaded chicken and pickled cabbage. There was a choice of desserts including apple pie and ice cream. There was also a buffet table with various choices of filled dumplings and an assortment of finger food, sweet and savoury.Beer wine and apple compote and soft drinks were included in the price. The musicians did three separate turns and during the last one we were invited to join in the dancing. It was a fun evening and we enjoyed it very much.

Unlimited beer and wine tasted like flavored water. Program was ok. Food was good.

This was so much fun. The dancing, singing and playing were all wonderful. And this who wanted to participated were able to which just added to the fun. The was good but go for the show. Totally worth it. What a great night out.

We first were greeted by a girl standing outside the bus in a sports bra, didnt feel like that was very professional. Once there we were hoarded in quiclly as we were the last group to arrive, seats were sparse and everyone ended up at different tables. The establishment was very very hot, not enough water glasses or jugs of water. Our table had about 30 people at it all of the cutlery and napkins were at the opposite end of table. The bread and spread on the table was not enough for the amount of seat there. We sat with our plates for 15 mins until we were able to ask for cutlery. 80% of the seats you could not see the dancers. They performed 3 dances ant the tour bus had us meet on the his before the last dance was done... also annoying the 50 people getting up and leaving during the dance. It was a 3 course meal one served every hour, they never told us a dessert and charcuterie buffet had opened or another buffet where the perogi and Sausages and other dishes was open or where it was. Id say 90% of the people had no idea they were even there. I was fairly disappointed when I saw the unlimited drinks that included pop in the advertisement as I don't drink alcohol. To find out no pop was free was grapefruit apple and orange juice that was free. We also had to visit the bar for water refill. The amount of money we paid for this very underwhelming experiencewas disappointing. Save your money, your time do something different.

Very well-organized tour, everything is well explained, enchanting evening with Polish dances, songs, and folklore. Very beautiful evening and the typical Polish dishes were very good. Unbeatable value for money; it is a fantastic attraction to absolutely do one evening in Krakow.