Another historical building makes way for a faux-industrial interior - this one with an open kitchen, spacious floor plan, black and white floor tiles, stark white walls and artsy exposed lightbulbs. Pleasant and par for the interior design course seemingly every restaurant manager in town took last year, head straight to their wonderful upstairs terrace, however, to enjoy the true ambiance of Kraków. Overlooking bustling ul. Floriańska and open year-round, this is outstanding vantage point makes dining in Degusti rise above the ordinary. Hopefully you like bread, because the menu is 75% pizza and bruschetta, but our calzone was above average, and the seafood is also a solid choice.
