I went to this club plenty of times, usually with a group of friends (5 to 15 people) over the…read moreweekend and during the week. This club does not charge a cover to get in which is really great for such a club. The club's main area is not very large but it is composed of many different rooms. The shots/drinks offered by this club are pretty cheap if you're a foreigner. The best thing about this club for me is its location, very close to the Rynek, which means that there are many other clubs and restaurants around. The architecture of this club is also pretty beautiful with a great atmosphere inside and I always felt safe here. Their DJs are usually not very famous, so I would not recommend this club if you want to see very famous DJs performing. Be aware that this place does not offer parking, and that it is absolutely impossible to park in the area. Overall, my experience with this place is very positive and I would definitely recommend it if you're looking to have a good night in Krakow over the weekend. For me, this is the best club in Krakow. Feel free to message me for any additional details that you may need!

My most fun experience in Krakow, Poland: An underground, multi-level, cozy basement pub, with…read moreexposed red brick walls, designed with old Communist elements, including propaganda posters, b/w photos of life back then, and the DJ booth being the front of a vintage communist-era car. People exuberantly dancing on the small, packed dance floor to American poppy/fun hits from that period (Elvis, Chuck Berry, Roy Orbison), interspersed with what sounded liked classic Polish pop/rock; they knew the words and were shouting and dancing along. This was a beautiful, zany glimpse into Polish life. Not a lot of tourists. Mostly locals, or, at least, Polish tourists if they were tourists. For a busy nightclub/pub, the bathrooms were reasonable.

Another Krakow cellar bar with cool décor and cool music. The bar gets quite busy late in the…read moreevening apparently so I came early. They has a lager here called Harnas which I didn't see anywhere else in Krakow. It was alright and I took my time over it sat in one of the very comfy chairs that they have here.