this place is great placefor the blues festiwal; HOWEVER BAD SMOKING POLICY;…read more BAD TICKET POLICY ; people were smoking inside and security did nothing to stop them ; ALSO having been in the buildiing since 1130 am for the first 7 bands; by 5 pm i was ready to take a break BUT could not leave because they did nt have a system of letting people come back to festival without a new ticket; ł personally, could have purrhased a pen or marker that could have prevented this debacle its to easy and cheap to mark the wrist or hand of the person to show that he-she has already paid for a ticket for the concertł so because of the disgusting cigarette smokers sitting beside me throughout the event , i had to leaVe earlły ; asthma and allergy coud not be compromised for the sake of the blind boys of alabama , who i have heard throughout out my lifeł thank goodness the polish bands played early in the event; coming all the way from ny to hear polish blues was worth it but it would have been great to be able to hear some of the US bands also THANKS TO the crappy smking rules and the bad enter and exit Rules ALSO, the bathroom had no toilet paper inside the toileł You SIT down and Wonder how i can finsh this piss w-o toilet paperł so u drip dry like a man and go back out and get toilet paper from the wall and risk smelling like piss the rest of the night.

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.

Great place to chill, share a carafe of wine, play a game and have an conversation. What an…read moreeclectic vibe and diverse crowd, we LOVED it. I did see where the live entertainment would be, unfortunately there were no shows when we were in town. When we make it back to Krakow, we will make it a point to visit again.

Piwnica pod Baranami, basement, or cellar in English is a combination of a small bar and a stage…read morefor music, cabaret and dance. You will find this place on the Rynek square next to café Skrzynecki. Great place !

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.

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.