Pierogi workshop at Zamenhofa

Our meal and the visit to Malgorzata and Piotr's apartment was the highlight of my visit to Krakow. Every item on the menu was home made and tasted wonderful. This included the bread, the plum cordial, the cherry vodka, all the side dishes and main meals. There had been a lot of care given to the food. We learnt a lot about their lives and the history of Poland and Krakow.

This was the first time myself or my friend Ben had done anything like this before and I have to say at times I was somewhat entranced by the atmosphere and surroundings. While we were there we got a sense of how different Polish families were. I loved their connection with food, which coming from England is something I've not witnessed.

The food was lovely, and there wasn't anything I didn't eat (I can be picky about food). The standout food was the slow cooked pork they were very careful not to give away the recipe. The homemade cheery vodka was wonderful, and not being a fan of vodka I found this drink to be wonderful.

In between the various courses there was discussion from the hosts about their lives etc, which I won't go into as you can find out for yourselves.

Five people attended this event, and there was plenty of discussion between us all.

I can't remember how I found this website, but after the experience of having dinner with this lovely Polish couple, this is an experience I would happily repeat in another country at another time.

Thank you so much xx

It was my first experience with eataway and it was great!

Gosia and Piotr are wonderful hosts and better chefs. They offered us (a group of 7) a very traditional polish Easter meal at their cozy house in the heart of Krakow.

Very friendly atmosphere and very tasty recipies. That was what I was exactly looking for.

I could even come back to Krakow just to join them next time!

Just had our Easter "breakfast and dinner: with Piotr and Malgorzata. This was our first Eataway experience, and all I can say is that it absolutely fabulous and exceeded all of our expectations. First, Piotr and Malgorzata are wonderful hosts...genuinely nice people who welcomed us to in their home like we were old friends. It was a genuine pleasure to just share their company. Second, their flat is a pretty cool place....right in the heart of Krakow and it has a sophisticated, artsy, raw, unfinished kind of look. Malgorzata creates a lot of her on art and has it on display, so the home really shows her personality. Finally, and I suppose many won say most importantly, the food. I'm hardly an expert on Polish cuisine, but this couple can cook. The food is not elaborate or elegant, but it is honest home cooked comfort food. We got to experience multiple kinds of herring, a Polish/Russian Vegetable Salad, Polish coldcuts/pate', homemade bread, a main dish of pork with bacon, multiple side dishes, three desserts, and plenty of wine, bison grass, and Malgorzata's home made spirits. Everything was delicious, and you could tell it was made from this couple's hearts....in total, it was one of the best meals I have ever had. You are missing out if you don't make some time to share a meal with Piotr and Malgorzata. I know we will be back next time we return to Krakow.

Steve & Faith