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.

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.

Awesome beers selection in great prices, matches, sport climate and good atmosphere…read more I strongly recommend this place for a couple of beers.

This place appears to have a great selection of beers, I ordered one with honey, it is just a shame…read morethat it is so hard to figure out what the beers are and to order them because of all the locals sat at the beer counter. I think this might be a bit of a local's bar, but also one sought out by beer tourists such as myself. (it was the place in Krakow I had heard most about before my trip). So you might feel a bit uncomfortable hereI did initially. But I soon started enjoying myself. The beer was good and was served in a funny mug (link picture) a bit like a dimpled mug that you might find in the UK. The bar is chilled and dimly lit, perfect for a couple or small group. There is a small seated area upstairs. Just try and avoid coming during a polish football match.

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