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 place to enjoy live music in the basement. Small intimate small venue. Enjoyed concert of…read morePhilip Lemme Trio https://youtu.be/KV422usFWXE

Even on a Friday evening this place was under control with friendly and attentive bar men. We were…read moreall about the vodka and found a good selection as well as some interesting shooter type cocktails. The crowd was friendly as well.

My friend and I entered this club purely because of its name. Who can resist the allure of a…read morebasement level bar in Krakow named after Faust?! It was loud, haunting, thumping, cavernous. Drinks were not hard to get or expensive. Conversations was rare. Stone walls, eerie artwork, almost no lighting.. I dug. We grabbed drinks, didn't dance much, I think it was late in the night, and the range of people seemed to run from bros to nightlifers. Despite its location near the market square, it didn't seem like there were many tourists at Faust Cafe.

Faust is a decent bar. In comparison to Krakow's many offerings though, it's hard to point to a…read morereason to come here instead of going somewhere else. Beer is cheaper than in other bars in the Old Town. But then again, you could always go to one of the Pijalnie or Teatro Cubano for even cheaper booze where there's more excitement.

Phenomenal!! It doesn't get much better than this. Great food, entertainment and good service. We…read morehad the pleasure of enjoying Julia Miesiączek while we ate. The wine selection is great and the price point is fair. Unfortunately we had a large party behind us that was very loud and we couldn't hear the entertainment for half the night. The food was also great. Hard to beat great food and entertainment in one building. I had the duck and my friends had the fish and beef cheeks. You can't go wrong with any. The antipasto plate was amazing. My favorite dish was the beef tarte. The ambience is very vintage and reminiscent of an 90's hang out. Super cute. Loved the desserts also, just wish there would be more ice cream with the apple strudel.

Ate here twice during our trip. The food was pretty good. The restaurant was clean and the service…read morewas prompt and friendly. The decor is intriguing. Recommended for a nice meal.

I had a chance to visit Drukarnia Club yesterday. There was also event going on- Italian Songs…read moreFestival I . The place is really magical, located by the river and overlooking Kladka Bernatka, so lovely views around during the evening hours. I like the layout of the club and colours inside. I think the bar is really charming and service is good too. It is great place to pop in while walking around the area. Italian songs were great too. :) All together really magical evening I had. Songs, weather and style.

a very nice place to visit! great ambience, a wonderful place for a date or a meeting with friends…read more a good selection of craft beer in the fridge plus some good beer on draft.

Right in the main market square is Legendary Wierzynek, a place that holds Chopin concerts on a…read moreregular basis in the old market area of Krakow. The concerts are upstairs in what was most likely a private home of very wealthy people. Check with your hotel or tourist information for specific dates and times. Seated upstairs, we faced a baby grand piano. A docent introduced the piano player and the composition to be played, followed by a formally dressed man who bowed, sat and played. It was so nice. Well, not understanding how to behave, our little group of four applauded after the piano man played a pretty complicated set of measures. At that, the piano man stopped playing, stood and bowed to us in thanks. We did it one more time and finally realized that this is not what is done. A bit embarrassed, we changed our behavior, holding our applause until it was over. A nice evening, for sure.

This is excellent!!! Duration is about 2 hours. The pianist is incredibly talented, he memorized…read more8+ Chopin songs. The concert hall is gorgeous! The people running the event are very kind. They serve water and a glass of wine upon entry. This is a nice way to learn and hear about Chopin in his native country. If you don't like piano music, this is not for you.

This is a tiny old church in the main market square where people can visit and pray. However at 7pm…read moreit turns into a classical music venue housing the Royal Chamber Orchestra of Krakow. The one-hour performance of four musicians play well known classical tunes from composers and cinema. They are very talented and the entire show was very enjoyable and intimate.

There are places in Krakow that are impossible to rate. For a certain group of people, it will…read morealways be a no-star destination. It all depends on how old and sentimental you are. The Pod Jaszczurami Club has existed since 1960. It has always been a great place to meet for coffee/beer and a cigarette. Sometimes you would drop in for a disco or some artistic event. There were live concerts, poetry evenings, various types of lectures, karaokes etc. I'm talking about the times when Krakow had a tiny fraction of the bars, clubs and restaurants it offers today. I don't know much about this place these days. However from what I've experienced, having been there a few times in the last few years, I have to admit that it's worth a visit like in the old days. In addition, it looks like the entire interior has been restored. Really cool murals depicting local artists, clean and comfortable sofas are new things that I personally do not remember from the past. In the basement there is a permanent exhibition dedicated to local singer Andrzej Zaucha. Everyone loved him and cried after "Zaucha was shot and killed in his hometown Kraków at the age of 42, by French film director, Yves Goulais, along with Goulais's wife Zuzanna whom he suspected of having an affair with Zaucha". Pretty crazy story. I recently stopped in for a beer. I had planned to sit outside, but all the tables were taken. At the time I thought that was a good thing. I sat on a super comfortable couch with a beautiful view of the Church of St. Wojciech and the Sukiennice. The window was spotlessly clean, as if it wasn't there at all. I had a really nice time watching people walking by and sipping cold Książece beer. Next time I'll check the live music schedule, maybe hit a dance floor or join one of the karaoke events. You don't want me to sing, and I won't, no worries.

This is the oldest student club in Krakow since 1960, but it's not just students that go there…read more I've been here twice. We went to Klub Pod Jaszczurami for drinks and they were having a karaoke night so we stayed there for awhile. The drinks are good and it was a nice experience. The next day, we went around looking for a good club but ended back at Klub Pod Jaszczurami. It was an actual club scene that night and the vibe was really fun.

What a great find! My crêpes were delectable. I picked the natural yogurt filling with raspberry…read moresauce topping. So good! Good coffee (and a respectable size). This was recommended to us and I'm so glad I followed up on it.

Varied menu, rustic interior, prompt friendly service. Butter chicken is a truly fantastic dish…read more Warm spices, nice amount of chicken. Very filling. Thai coconut curry with chicken was delightful as well. Pumpkin soup was very good but the spices overpowered the flavor of pumpkin. Enjoyed the addition of pumpkin seeds to the soup. Multiple other items on the menu sounded very good as well.

Żaczek bar is the usual hangout place for all students residing in the nearby dormitory. It is open…read morefor the public in general too. Cheap alcohol (beer 4.5 zł), amazing student-environment (great place to mingle with Polish students), concerts, parties, dance nights, they have it all. In spring they open up their garden seating. Great place to have a beer after exploring the nearby National Museum of Kraków. P.S. - Every Wednesday is Karaoke night (9pm -12.00 midnight)