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.

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.

Great little bar which we fell upon by chance. Down an…read morealleyway and into a garden area, lit with fairy lights and candles. Very cheap alcohol: 0.5 litre of beer plus a desperado was 20 zloty. We are definitively having another.

A really nice outdoor garden in the middle of the building. This place has friendly service is a…read moregreat place to just chillout in the shade without being inside. I'll be back for a beer or two for sure.

Loved this little local shabby cozy bar in Krakow. We went just looking for cocktails and we found…read moreAbsinthe! Very homey look in the inside, local gal behind the counter who whipped up some great espresso martinis and then we tried the green fairy! Luckily it did not knock me out . Loved their concept with all the absinthe based drinks. The locals around here seemed to know their stuff, and would just pop in for a little glass. Great service here too. Cool spot that's open late night. Nothing fancy but well stocked bar and a chill vibe.

When a visit to krackow is not complete until you've tried absinthe. This bar has a wide variety of…read moreoptions including cocktails with absinthe. Everything I tried was great and cool to watch as they light the sugar cube on fire before mixing in the cup.

This is for sure my favorite place in Krakow. This is a restaurant inside of an old synagogue…read more There are 3 floors and tables outside. They serve Pilsner Urquell as their main beer. Also there's a secret hall downstairs. I really enjoyed this place, visited it at least 3 times during my short stay in the town. Also, they have some social events on the top floor. Great people work there. I love this place and definitely recommend it!

This very trendy raging yet beautiful restaurant on a late summer night might be filled with savvy…read morelocals of all ages. It occupies a former synagogue in the hip Kazimierz (Jewish Quarter) section of a city balancing ancient architecture, tragic history, and redemption. It's not the airy tourists traps of the main square and the menu ain't an American coffee shop. Go here at least when tuckered by the long cobblestone night walks for beer and fries and the gizzards if needing that fix. Absorb the hip vibe, and get another cold beer and wine.

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! ;)

I was in the area, I was interested in this place, and I called the pub for information. I was met…read morewith disdain. This made me feel that this was not a great place for tourists.

This place is really cool! Has an underground cave vibe. The beer is great and it's right in the…read moremiddle Of new market square

When we walked in, they asked us if we were on the guest list(umm lol no). So we paid cover and…read morewent down. The club was cool with a lot of different hallways. The drinks were expensive, but that's to be expected. Small room for dancing which was fun!

The guy at the bar was a bit rude. Overall the atmosphere of pub is ok. But I'm not going there…read moreanymore, out of my Krakow bio list.

Murky and eclectic. I ran by at 9:30 on a Sunday morning and they were still pretty active ... it's…read morethat kind of place. They host good shows and good DJs, and the party on the dancefloor is pretty reliable.

We needed something to relax us after a long day of tours and lots and lots of walking. Wodka Cafe…read moreBar to the rescue! This place was quite literally steps away from our Airbnb. One flight was a good amount and I could see why one would order than more than one. We decided to play it safe and glad we did. It was a nice light buzz to share one flight. We enjoyed the following flavors in our flight: Egg (like eggnog), pear, apricot, lemon, caramel, and fig. I really enjoyed them all and do not think you could go wrong with any of the flavors. I would suggest a mix of fruity and creamy ones to get a better idea of the selection. I highly recommend a visit to the Wodka Bar. It was really fun and I would definitely revisit.

With Poland being known for it's vodka, we decided to try a vodka bar. The cool things is that you…read morecan try one of the many flavors of vodka in a 6 glass flight. You order at the counter and then carry your own drinks to your table. The guy at the counter was super helpful getting us started This place is rather small. There were three tables and a bar that faces the wall downstairs, as well as one small table right outside the door. There is a small second story with a couple of tables and a sofa. We grabbed a spot at the bar downstairs, which was lucky. We saw them turning away several groups because there was no seating. We ended up trying these vodkas: salted caramel (omg so good), chocolate, cherry, raspberry, mango, and red currant. All of them were good! This is a really cool way to end the evening. If you come to Krakow, make time for vodka tasting--fun and yummy!!!