Polish-American Sunday Brunch
Are you new in town? Just passing through for a few days? A resident of Krakow looking for some inspiration for new things to do and explore? Please join us for a Sunday Brunch in our Kazimierz home where you can get a taste of some traditional Polish foods as well as some typical American brunch classics. At the same time, my husband and I can offer you some unique perspectives on what Krakow has to offer. My husband is the music editor of the Krakow Post, as well as a music journalist writing for a number of publications in the US and UK. He can offer you an insider's guide on what is going on musically in Krakow - the best clubs for rock, jazz, classical, and everything in between. I have become somewhat of an amateur Krakow historian and know of some places and stories that aren't on the typical 'list of things to see in Krakow.' We would love to share our discoveries with you as well as a meal based on some traditional Polish recipes from my grandmothers and mother and some American recipes I learned during my days working for a caterer.
About Karen
I am a psychologist who moved to Poland from the US over 3 years ago with my husband. Following his death, I moved around Poland a bit but now I am back in Krakow - the most beautiful city in Poland! I have always loved to cook and worked for a catering company while attending college. I still love...
I am a psychologist who moved to Poland from the US over 3 years ago with my husband. Following his death, I moved around Poland a bit but now I am back in Krakow - the most beautiful city in Poland! I have always loved to cook and worked for a catering company while attending college. I still love hosting people at my home and cooking for them while sharing stories. My parents are originally from Poland and it has always been my dream to live in Poland and now I am fulfilling that dream.I have learned some of the ins and outs of Gdansk and other Polish cities and would be very happy to share some tips with you as well as sharing a meal. Whether making homemade Polish food taught to me by my mother and grandmothers, or American classics - especially Tex-Mex fare - I find sharing food with strangers makes you friends instantly.
Reviews
Pedro
Amazing experience. I had fun, food was delicious and Karen was very welcoming. I would recommend her 10/10
Kasia
There was a lot of tasty finger food perfect for a party and I really loved shrimps in garlic. However, I missed a typical Eataway atmosphere. It was more of a party and interaction with a host was very limited. I had a feeling that host ignored Eataway guests.
Wojciech
One of the most interesting New Years parties that I have been to! It was fun to talk with local expats and the food was tasty and plenty. I definitely recommend!
Alyssa
Had a wonderful evening at Karen's for Thanksgiving! The food was delicious and there was so much of it. She didn't miss a thing, the perfect, traditional, American Thanksgiving! Thanks again Karen!
Paul
A super great meal and get together. A way of celebrating Thanksgiving with others. The meal was suburb flawless very tasty and fit to the perfection.
Nick
Delicious!! Felt like I was back at home eating a homemade meal. Absolutely great time mingling with people
Victor
The food was really tasty, it was nice to eat at Karen's place and meet interesting people. Thanks a lot!
Perchuhi
lovely evening with tasty food - all as per menu description. thanks Karen
Michael
Absolutely wonderful event!
Kathleen
Enjoyed our Easter Brunch with Karen. The food was as beautifully presented as it was delicious and abundant. There was a delightful mix of guests including locals and fellow travelers which made for good conversation and a just a lovely afternoon.
