They had a big beer selection. The place is bigger than it looks. You seat yourself. You order…read moreeverything at the bar. I ordered the halloumi and it was very good. A bit pricey but good. The sweet potato fries were fantastic. The place was busy and it was early for dinner.

We were craving a mid-day ale, so we stopped by this place, which was within walking distance of…read moreour hotel. They offer a great selection of beers, with a strong focus on Polish brews. There is plenty of seating, including a few charming window seats that are perfect for people-watching if you're lucky enough to snag one.

The best beer pub in the neighborhood, wide choice of draft Czech and local beers, tasty burgers…read moreand zapiekanki. Sport events transmissions and nice atmosphere.

Very traditional Polish restaurant with a rustic and lovely dining area. In addition, there is a…read moremicrobrewery! For dinner I had barscht with meat dumplings that was out of this world. Then for the main course I had the traditional Polish dish of Kotlet schabowy. This is pork tenderloin (real pork tenderloin) dipped in egg and bread crumbs and deep fried until beautifully crisp on the outside and wonderfully moist and tender on the inside. This was served with mashed potatoes with a bit of bacon on top. On the side were a selection of salads - slights sweet carrot, mild beetroot, and a coleslaw with a little bite of horseradish. Very delicious. Add some tea with lemon and a honey beer from the microbrewery and I was in heaven. This was just delicious. You order and pay at the counter and they bring the food to your table. Everything was hot or cold as it should be. A lovely meal in a great atmosphere. Many local workers were eating there and that says a lot.

Excellent atmosphere. Exactly what the name suggests. We came in a Monday night but I have no…read moredoubts this place really rocks on a band night.

Underground is the oldest pub in Rzeszów and it stands up to it's legend. As the name suggest it's…read morelocated in cellars so you can enjoy dim lights and candles. The pub has an alternative vibe, so be ready for some stoner rock music and live concerts every few days. They serve mainly beer and vodka shots in good prices, also be aware half of the pub is smokers friendly.

Everyone loves Rumcajs. For a long time, I've been hearing about a 'kotlet' (traditional Polish…read morebreaded pork chop) the size of a human head. Finally, the right moment arrived to check out this legendary place that everyone talks about. Of course, I had to stare at the menu board for a moment. Choosing a dish in places like this always gives me trouble. It's easy to find yourself craving everything. Well, I finally had to order that famous "kotlet", knowing that I would probably need someone to help me clear the plate. My company decided on 'Kotlet de Volaille' which was surprisely stuffed with cheese instead of butter. Yes! More melted cheese, please. Not sure what to add more. Yes, the 'kotlet' was massive. It covered almost the entire plate. It was prepared perfectly. Simple, tasty dish. The potatoes and raw vegetable salads were also very good. I just love all coleslaw style salads, not to mention potatoes, which I also love no matter how they are prepared. People in Poland eat a lot of potatoes.

Best food we have had in Poland! English spoken there. 5 of…read moreus ate until we were stuffed and including beers it was $20. Yum

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.

Very nice spot for craft beers with a large selection of beers spanning several styles. Probably…read morethe craft beer bar I liked the most in this area amid many other ones. The place is quite big and with a lot of seats both inside and outside.

Great beer selection, even better ambience... It's - kinda -…read morea beer hall in a converted tobacco factory. There are a whole bunch of restaurants co-located restos, most of them quite good. This particular one has pizza (that's it!) and a whole bunch-a beers. Good selection on the beers too, with interesting variations in both style and flavor. Add in plenty of seating (indoor and out), and, well, what more could you ask for?

Very friendly bartender. Let us sample wine to find right one. Great Negroni. Super jazz music…read more Recommend for drinks.

Good place to just have a beer for a good price and enjoy the view on the main square.read more

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.

Beer House Pub is a popular location for drinks and wide range cuisine. The atmosphere appeals to…read morean equally younger and mid aged crowd with it's full bar and beer selection. They offer pork, chicken, and burgers. They have traditional Polish Dumplings (Pierogi) and pizza. They have a few polish drinks that incorporate the Bison Grass Vodka into them. They have other well drinks and a wide beer selection. It was a full house ... We waited maybe 15 minutes for our table and they had about 18 people waiting to be seated (including us). We did not have a chance to try the dessert menu due to us eating late and the kitchen had closed shortly after we ordered. Recommendation is neutral if there is a wait to be seated. If you did not have traditional Polish food prior to checking here, reconsider and go for pierogi, goulash, or other traditional dish.

This is a pub inside of the hostel. A bit strange, but interesting. A lot of young people, like…read moretravelers and tourists. I got one beer there and enjoyed sitting outside in the inner yard terrace. Cannot say anything specific about the food or the service.