Popped in for a Guinness on a Sunday afternoon. I couldn't ask for more. The staff was friendly…read more They had a good selection of beer on tap. It looked like they had a good selection of bar food as well. If you're looking for an Irish bar in Kraków, this is it!

Because I was living abroad for so many years, when I came back I decided to visit places - where…read morein my teens and early twenties I had my time :) Here is the place that did not loose anything at all from its atmosphere. I had my first drink whatsoever in there - and it was Blue Curacao on ice :) Later all changed dramatically but the place has really great flow and is located in beautiful area. After living so long under Brits roof :) for me place bringing many memories and I can cherish the time having my pint of Guinness with black currant - only in there...

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.

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.

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.

The best nachos we have found in Europe. That is coming from a Tex Mex authority from South Texas…read more Fish and Chips and BLT were solid too. They don't have a high chair for kids. I'll excuse that for an Irish Pub. The server took a little while to warm him up to us. That is not authentic Irish. Lol

Smelled awful and the food was mediocre. The service was slow. Would not return and I do not…read morerecommend.

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.

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.

The bartender downstairs and in the back is a total jerk. Helping others that came in after I did…read more Asked if there was a stout or Guinness and he said there wasn't but another patron asked and received. Came in to watch the match. Don't come here. Go to the Irish pub up the street. Only positive was that it was cool inside.

English Football Club is an underground multi room pub/bar which shows, you guessed it, football or…read moresoccer for our friends across the pond. The match I wanted to watch was on in the room with the big screen projector. While this sounded like a good thing the picture quality was actually pretty poor which detracted from the viewing experience a lot. It was too blurry to read the player numbers on the shirts and hard to differentiate between the players when the camera was panning around. The bar (which was in a different room) was surrounded by a crowd of locals but the other rooms were fairly empty, making it lacking in atmosphere. There was no wifi in here either. Service was quick but that wasn't enough to keep us here, we moved on at half time to find somewhere with more buzz and less fuzz.

Great local bar that was our goto late night place. Nice blend of locals and tourist. Beer, wine…read moreand cocktails with light snacks available and desserts. Named singer after the sewing machines , that they have on a lot of the tables . Kind of a neat thing. Not super friendly staff but nice enough . They kinda just wanna serve you and get in with their day. Not chatty ! We visited this place twice while we stayed in krakow. Had a mix of drinks. Espresso martinis, limoncello spritz, G&T and aperol spritz. Would not recommend the mango cheesecake! It was more like a jello cake than a cheesecake. Other cakes looked great though! Fun late night spot with a nice atmosphere. Cheap too!

A+ for the decor, drinks, and service! The singer gives off total 1920s speakeasy vibes, creating…read morean atmosphere that's both classy and cool. It's the perfect spot for late-night drinks, with just the right amount of buzz--expect a solid crowd on weekends and Thursday evenings. A must-visit if you're into chic, vintage-inspired nightlife!