Tomasz Wrona
Head chef
Writes the menu on Mondays, after the farmers call. Dislikes sauces that cover up flavor.
It started with an oven that weighed two tons and wouldn’t fit through the door. Today twelve tables stand around it.

Tomasz spent eight years cooking in restaurants in Copenhagen and Lyon. He came back to Kraków with one idea: a kitchen without gas, where everything is cooked over wood and embers.
We spent three months building the oven. We still fire it with oak from the Niepołomice Forest and check the temperature by hand, not with a thermometer.
A pop-up in a Kazimierz courtyard. One grill, three dishes and a line out the gate.
Our own place on Józefa Street and a brick, wood-fired oven.
Our first tasting dinner. Every Friday and Saturday since.
A private room for 24 and our own kombucha made from our suppliers’ fruit.
Bread, flatbreads and fish that bake in under two minutes.
A grill for meat and vegetables. This is where the crisp crust and smoky aroma come from.
Beets, potatoes and short ribs that slowly finish overnight in the cooling oven.
Head chef
Writes the menu on Mondays, after the farmers call. Dislikes sauces that cover up flavor.
Desserts and bakery
Gets up at five so the bread is ready by opening. She’s also behind the burnt hay ice cream.
Floor and wine
Pairs the wine for the tasting dinner. Knows every winemaker on the list by name.
Root vegetables, herbs, edible flowers.
White wines, cider and apple juice.
Goat and sheep cheeses, butter for baking.
Trout and carp, caught on the day of delivery.
Mushrooms, game and oak wood for the oven.