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.

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.

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.

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.

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!

When it comes to finding somewhere dark and modest, where you can sit and brood in brown solitude…read moreor be merry with other actual people over a good ol' beer or four, Eszeweria is definitely floating up there with my favourites for this particular genre of drinking holes. Complete with decent prices, an extensive and eclectic smoking area (like blondes, it seems that smokers have more fun, when it comes to Eszeweria, that is). The style itself is akin to most of the places you find in Kazimierz: dimly lit, candle wax mottling the table tops, to the extent that I occasionally think that there is an unspoken competition ensuing between different bars in the jewish district to see who can staple the highest number of juxtapositions and 1930's paraphernalia to the walls. However, I cannot deny that I do love that atmosphere, because it can also strip away a good amount of pretentiousness from the clientele, which makes the experience all the more enjoyable. Okay I do seem to be deviating from the point slightly now. In a nutshell, if you happen to be in Kazimierz and you find yourself becoming angry over the ridiculous amount of choice sprawled out before you and you cry to the person beside you "I just want a [insert preferred beverage]. A simple [insert preferred beverage]. Somewhere I can sit and tell you all the clever things I have to say about Nietzsche." Then head to Eszeweria.

Another dim and charming hideout in Kazimierz but with a lovely summer garden in the back that…read moreopens up when the weather gets warm. Vines cover the fence under the cluster of sun umbrellas, and there are usually fresh flowers in a little pitcher on each table. Coffee is served in mismatched elegant thin teacups. If it's not warm enough for the garden, concentrate instead on the deliciously creepy vintage children's portraits on the walls. Moreso even than lots of bars in Kazimierz, this place seems to come from a slightly different time or dimension.

Lovely beer garden just past schindlers pass. Spent a Sunday afternoon having a beer. Coffee is…read morealso available.

Love the interior! Love the outdoors seating area in the ruin courtyard across the street! Quirky…read moreinterior in the way Polish cafes - pubs and restaurants do so well. The staff wasn't very friendly alas and I still can't believe that ordering a fruit cocktail apparently means ordering a milkshake in Poland... The cake was also a bit on the dry side. But guess what, the place and its charming ambiance makes up for all that. And the menu did look nice, also from a vegetarian point of view. It's great with places that are pubs and cafes both, it makes fro an ecclectic mix of guests and there's always something for everyone. A perfect place to spend a warm summer evening in!

I was walking down a street in Kazimierz one day when I came upon a maluch (small Fiat) covered in…read morecopper coins. It's an advertisement for a bar nearby--a very effective one I have to say, since I went in. Old Timers Garage is a music bar with an automotive theme. The decoration is a bit too busy for my taste but I liked how the bar has these cozy spaces. Worth checking out if you're tired of the scene around Plac Nowy. Three stars for the establishment itself plus an extra one for the coin-studded maluch.

Downstairs in the basement you will often find music nights, comedy or improv nights. Upstairs is a…read moreroom where they have slideshows, exhibitions and suchlike. Last year they used to show silent movies accompanied by a live keyboardist (sadly this is no longer running). The owners and bar staff are all very friendly and drink prices are quite reasonable with various offers (such as 5 zloty for Holba) on certain days during the week.

Had quick meeting in there and all went smooth...barman and team I did like...they poured me…read moremassive glass of wine...:) and they presented ''can do attitude'' and ''smile''. I was sitting upstairs and had all wooden furniture to be used...massive table...wooden chairs ...all wooden ...downstairs the place to dance with music and nice atmosphere... games and playing cards to be used...long queue to toilets..one toilet for all sexes downstairs :)

The guy at the bar was a bit rude. Overall the atmosphere of pub is ok. But I'm not going there…read moreanymore, out of my Krakow bio list.

Murky and eclectic. I ran by at 9:30 on a Sunday morning and they were still pretty active ... it's…read morethat kind of place. They host good shows and good DJs, and the party on the dancefloor is pretty reliable.