Came one night to see what kind of racks for clothing they had and maybe look for shelves. The…read morestore is set up with rows of different displays you could buy or different types of hangers. The lady was helpful and we got what we needed. Once you complete your order you go downstairs and drive to the back where the pick up spot is and they load it for you. Cool store I would be back.

Auchan has an extensive selection of gluten-free products. Bread, toast, pasta, flour, even…read morepretzels. If you have to stick to a gluten-free diet, this is the supermarket to go to.

This place sucks with a capital S! they expect you to pick out the fruit, weight it , label it and…read morethen pay for a carriage to take it out the store. now wonder so much fruit is left at the register!

Instead of getting a lame, wooden-esque souvenir from Sukiennice, check out the unquestionable king…read moreof modern-day Polish design at the moment: Pan Tu Nie Stał. The name literally translates to "Mister, That's Not Your Spot!" which is a direct reference to the tradition of queuing everywhere to get your ration(s) when Poland was a communist state: People's Republic of Poland (PRL). The strength of PTNS is its repurposing/repackaging of old Polish designs, relying heavily on nostalgia and playing with the polish language. For example, one of their most popular designs is a t-shirt with the word "Dziadostwo", meaning 'trash' or something of shady quality. They've been releasing a new version of the same word for years now! I myself have four "Dziadostwo" t-shirts hanging in my closet as we speak... I think that's enough for one lifetime though, no? Anyways, many of the articles of clothing are all about a single word (ex. "ziarno" (grain), "naleśniki" (crepes), "remont" (renovation)) or a funky phrase (ex. "Wielki Elektownik" (The Big Electrician), "Działka moje hobby" (My garden is my hobby", "Zimny drań" (Cold-stoned bastard) or some kinda pattern. They draw their strength & appeal from the simplicity of it. This particular store is on the smaller side but it's packed to the max with PTNS goods. If you don't see something in your size, simply ask the retail person. She/he will be more then happy to assist. The only downside to this space that there's only one changing room, and sometime you might need to wait a bit. So if you're looking for pants, socks, backpacks, totes, baseball caps, pins, books, pencils, scarves, mugs - and then some - this is the place.. Get something practical & unique from the city of Krak! P.S. They have a loyalty program, for every 59zł spent you get a stamp, a total of 10 stamps gets you a free t-shirt. To be redeemed only in-store though.

This is a cute store with locally designed goods. Would recommend for cool, hipster graphic tees at…read morea reasonable price. They have men's, women's and also children's clothing. Also they have cute tote bags and travel cases.

This is the sister shop of Pan Tu Nie Stał (just a few doors down) focusing on Polish design…read moremakers. While there, I picked up some custom pins (carp + quail), a felc obwarzanek (Krakow's OG bagel), postcards & magnets. I was on the road so couldn't really drag something bigger around through the rest of my trip. But the temptation to score some mouth-watering posters, of which they have plenty, was there. Best part? Pretty much whatever you see in the store you can get via their website.

Big, big fan of Hebe, which stands for "health and beauty". This location is north of the main…read moremarket square on a pretty heavily touristed street but worth a stop all the same. It reminded me a lot of Ulta's at home meaning lots of make up, skincare, hair supplies, etc. I am obsessed with sheet masks and this store had a mighty selection at very reasonable prices. Plus a great choice of lip balms - you know I stocked up!

This is such a big mall it's almost overwhelming. So many huge stores. There is a train station in…read morethe basement so you can actually take the train right to it. It's very close to the city center. I would say the only drawback is that because of the train, it is constantly busy, it almost had an airport feel with lots of people hurrying around with suitcases.

It is a very very busy place with big mall, with large variety of stores, food court, individual…read morerestaurants & a grocery store. Train station on lower level. Biggest issue- lack of women's bathrooms. What ever bathroom you go to there are 3 or 4 stalls & a long line. ALWAYS. Been there at least 20x never without a long line. Very poor planning for a place this big.

Great spot to get colorful things. We almost got a top and pants but decided t wait…read more We settled on a cute winter cap. We ll be back for the pants

A very nice woman's fashion store, nice selection, and good prices.read more