This place acts as a pub at night, but a breakfast joint during the day. I was here for breakfast…read moreand this place was easily one of the best breakfast I've had in Europe so far! It is conveniently located near the main square and there is an outdoor market in the Jewish Quarter right outside. The decor is very rustic and retro, so totally fits the Polish mood. Their breakfast was very fresh, even their eggs tastes so much better than the ones I've had in the U.S. Some of the comments down below mentioned that the servers here are rude. I've had quite the opposite experience. Everyone here was very helpful and someone even swung by to check up on us. I honestly wish I found this place earlier, because I would have totally came back for seconds. Till next time Alchemia!

Mainly went in one late morning to experience the ambiance sitting at a table. So superreal to be…read moreinside, fresh air windows open, just went up to the bar and ordered then sauntered into the rooms. Eclectically matching furniture. Very low-key. Peaceful overhead music playing. All rad for this now sr. hipster. Would want to go back anytime..a do not miss when in Krakow.

Music and ambience terrific. However, both bartenders could not be bothered with my attempts to…read moretry to speak Polish. I was doing my best. Sorry, but I thought it would be polite.

I had an interesting adventures in that bun. Really interesting people if you're looking for a…read morecompany or a conversation at the bar. The atmosphere of an old polish bar, however, I have no idea how old polish pub was looking at all. No food, so make sure you're not hungry. The bartender is a beautiful girl.

From the owner: Loch Ness to klimatyczne miejsce leżące przy ul. Warszawskiej 15, zakątek w którym każdy znajdzie…read morecoś dla siebie. Na dobry początek dnia polecamy filiżankę odpowiednio zaparzonej kawy Lavazza Grand Espresso. Z naszej kuchni polecamy znakomite tosty i smakowite zapiekanki.Dla koneserów złotego trunku mamy unikatowe piwa z browarów regionalnych.

I loved this place. Nice atmosphere of an old train. The barmen is a good guy. The beer is regular,…read morebut I enjoyed the place.

I decided that the Tram Bar deserve an extra star since my previous review. The area has become…read moremuch trendier now after the opening of Pasaż. They have lowered the price of beer to 6 zł, putting it in line with the place next door. There're also outdoor seating on the sidewalk along Stolarska.

Lovely place! Great interior! Super tasty beer! Very cosy…read moreand cool place! I has been a pleasure to sing karaoke, watch sports and have parties in Pub Enigma! We usually come here with friends to play boardgames. Tip: Ask bartenders about the history of bar's basement, history of vodka and whisky! ;)

My most fun experience in Krakow, Poland: An underground, multi-level, cozy basement pub, with…read moreexposed red brick walls, designed with old Communist elements, including propaganda posters, b/w photos of life back then, and the DJ booth being the front of a vintage communist-era car. People exuberantly dancing on the small, packed dance floor to American poppy/fun hits from that period (Elvis, Chuck Berry, Roy Orbison), interspersed with what sounded liked classic Polish pop/rock; they knew the words and were shouting and dancing along. This was a beautiful, zany glimpse into Polish life. Not a lot of tourists. Mostly locals, or, at least, Polish tourists if they were tourists. For a busy nightclub/pub, the bathrooms were reasonable.

Another Krakow cellar bar with cool décor and cool music. The bar gets quite busy late in the…read moreevening apparently so I came early. They has a lager here called Harnas which I didn't see anywhere else in Krakow. It was alright and I took my time over it sat in one of the very comfy chairs that they have here.

Really cool underground cellar atmosphere with a rock music vibe. The bartender was super nice and…read moreplaying lots of great music. An awesome little place to have a drink!

Just about the cheapest pint I found in Krakow (£1) was hereand I even managed to order it without…read moreresorting to English (even though it says outside that they speak English). Warka is generally the cheapest lager in Krakow and I don't find it any worse than Zywiec (and it is a damn sight easier to say!) This is a Gothic looking cavernous underground pub that played some good music. There was even somewhere to dance (or rather mosh in this case). The music was very loudbut that is how rock music should beit is only the bad music they play in most UK bars that I wish they would turn downor better still silence (yes Simon Cowell I am looking at you). An annoying English stag do group made a brief appearance but after a few loud grunting exchanges soon seemed to decide that this wasn't what they were looking for (women!) and staggered off into the night.