Glonojad

The mood of the place was spot on, good music and nice decor but the food wasn't that great. I had the vegan tacos and they looked like they had come from a microwave. Not horrible, but definitely not great either.

This small and very nice place had a variety of vegan options including main dishes and most of their side salads, as well as some cool beverages. I had the curry and rice, it was amazing, and a vegan iced coffee which was also bomb; it was also very affordable and convenient.

Had small selection of vegan food , we had tofu panini which was small but nice. There were 2 vegan soups , we had bean soup which was actually excellent. 2 soups . 2 panini . one large fresh orange juice and 1 coffee with soya milk was around 10 quid UK money so not bad...free wifi was handy , the staff were helpful.

Simple food but very tasty. The staff were all lovely and were helpful with vegan options. We had the burritos with salads of our choice. Very tasty. We were also introduced to the concept of hot soy milk in tea!

A un corto paseo del centro de Cracovia, es un lugar pequeño pero acogedor. La comida, hecha por ellos, está muy rica y a precios asequibles.

we knew it would be good cos it was so busy. we got the last table. Self service so you order and pick up at bar. I had vegan dark hot chocolate with chilli and orange and cardamon which was as thick as custard - totally delicious! also 3 vegan bean tacos with salsa. made fresh as I was warned there would be a 15 minute wait but totally worth it. daughter had falafel wrap - three balls with a creamy yogurt topping . also iced coffee. (see YouTube coverage on Vegan on Wheels channel day 22)

Near to our hostel, so we were there more times for some morning smoothies and biscuits. They offer vegan smoothies with ice. I don't like cold drink, so I asked them to do it without ice or just replace ice with water and they had obviously some problem to accept my request, but finally they did so:)

The place is cosy, Staff was nice too, but food wasn't good. It was a bit blank and at the same time too spicy, also not so fresh.

This place is really cozy and rather big compared to the other places in Kraków. Nice staff, yummy food, cheap and comfortable. good location close to the main station! Will definitely come back!

Glonojad is one of the most well-known veg*an places in Cracow and definitely a must-visit while in the city, especially considering its good location. They offer a selection of fresh salads to go with most (if not all) of the dishes. One of their staples are pierogi (dumplings) with lentil feeling, which are utterly delicious and definitely something you have to try while in Cracow! The place has a relaxed feeling and the staff is friendly too.

Lovely atmosphere and friendly staff, nice seating area outside. I got the lentil pierogis and as not disappointed - they're tasty and filling, and a chance for a vegan to try a variation of the local cuisine. And what's more, I think they only cost the equivalent of £2.60! Very nice that you get the choice of salads to have with it (some vegan, some just vegetarian). Would reccomend!

It's a good place to visit if you're either a vegetarian or vegan. The variety of vegan food may not be really big, but there's always someting to eat. :)

I came here solely for pierogis and they did not disappoint! They tasted very freshly made and stuffed thickly with a lentil filling. Amazingly cheap too and nice salads :)

Had a delicious tofu panini but that seemed to be the only vegan option for food. No vegan cakes but the waitress said she could go get one from their other restaurant if I wanted. Good English spoken and menu in English, with vegan options indicated.

The food was lovely and servings were generous. We really appreciated the different salads (2 at choice with our menu). The atmosphere was nice and the staff were friendly.

The coffee was good!

Updated from previous review on 2016-07-29

I got the lentil pierogi and it was really good. I wasn't that hungry so it was a perfect size.

No vegan desserts

There are a few vegan options here, and I was excited to finally have the chance to try vegan pierogi. The lentil pierogi were nice, but could have had a little more flavour. They were served with a choice of three salads from the counter, and the staff were helpful in showing me the vegan options. The salads were really flavoursome - moreso than the dumplings. The cookies were also delicious! This is in a great location near the train station, so it's really convenient for travellers, and worth a visit, even if the food isn't the most exciting for vegans.

This place was super close to the Greg and Tom home hostel where I was staying. They don't have a lot of options at all for vegans. That said, the soy latte is out of this world and the tofu panino was my daily breakfast. Also, this place is really quiet. Perfect for reading