Prominent is one of the best places for hosting group events in Kraków. It has two bowling lanes…read moreand three billard tables. On selected nights there's karaoke. It's a fun place. It's also a popular place. Don't try to show up without a reservation on a weekend. At the minimum, you have to reserve a week in advance.

Quite a big place.Located underground it has quite a few nice features. There are a couple of…read morebowling lanes, a big bar, a few pool tables. Best feature of all is the karaoke. The screen used for karaoke is very big and the host will do his best to find whatever songs you ask for. We were there for the Yelp Karaoke meeting and great fun was had by all.

Located within the Old Jewish Quarter, Plac Nowy 1 is beautiful on the inside. Spacious with lots…read moreof open space, it's an inviting restaurant. Service was top notch and the restrooms clean, but the food could use a little love. In our group of ten, plates were hit or miss. For example, the flank steak was good but not the short ribs. I ordered the Korean chicken burger and it was not as I expected. I assumed a chicken patty or burger would be on it. Instead, three lumpy chicken bites like those found in Orange Chicken came in between two pieces of bun. It made it difficult to eat. The chicken pieces fell out and I was left with a soggy bun with too much ginger and sauce. I wouldn't order it again. However, I appreciated their drink list that included a refreshing semi sweet hard cider. They also have strong WiFi with the password printed on every menu. If you want Polish food, don't go here. It's a collection of food from other places.

Amazing food, great ambience in the place, service was good. I've had a salmon and sweet potatoes -…read moreboth dishes were delicious.

The bowling alley in Krakow Plaza is first such facility in the city and remains the only full-size…read moreone. There are 12 lanes in main area and 4 additional lanes off to the side. Free-fall pinsetters are used here--pins aren't teetered to strings. The equipment is definitely showing its age. The ball returner often fails to push the balls out of the well. The scorekeeper is from the analog era and flickers at times. Some of the balls are really beaten up and tend to roll erratically. Games here are relatively expensive. On the weekend it cost 60zł an hour before 5pm and 80zł after. Beer is a pricy 8zł a pop. Personally, I would rather pay 15 more at Plac Nowy 1. The equipment there is much nicer and the location is decidedly more convenient.