Cheder

The hummus was spectacular, the tea was amazing, and the atmosphere couldn't have been better for a cold winter day in Krakow.

I recommend trying their seasonal hummus and the Moroccan mint tea. We came back twice because it was so good

This Jewish restaurant is a mix between a livingroom, library and a restaurant.
Very quiet, not a overkill of music so you can talk with eachother. And of course the food: delicious.
Good wine from the hills of Judea.

Modern place, set up perhaps like a sophisticated bookstore. Immediately welcoming and a gorgeously inviting aroma of fresh food as soon as you walk in. Located on my favourite street in Kazimierz, you will find typical middle eastern and north African style snacks and pitta bread delights here with hummus, tahini, eggplant and grilled vegetables forming a large part of the menu combinations. The premises are large and relaxing. I'm absolutely sure this will be a success. Not somewhere to go for a main meal but a place to unwind, snack on or chill out with something from the extensive drinks menu and soak up the "Kazimierzian" atmosphere. That's a name I just made up by the way, but I think it works well to describe this amazing part of town.