For sure one of the better pubs in Krakow. It is a classic pub in the Krakow style, underground with a nice atmosphere. The music is pretty good on Friday nights and there is even room for a dance floor. One bad thing is that it can get quite smokey at times, but that occurs in all pubs in Krakow. Before you leave Middle Earth you have to have a fight with a "Screaming Orc". This drink includes Spyritus vodka (95%) with a dash of tabassco and pepper. The drink is layered and looks like the Polish flag. So kill a couple orcs and drink to Poland.

Great selection of beers and a welcoming oasis of Rugby in a fabulous city

A wonderful restaurant where excellent food and wine are complemented by friendly and professional staff. Very atmospheric cellar location and true value for money.

In a way this is a more heartrending visit than either Auschwitz or Birkenau which though managing to avoid commercialisation, though only just in the case of the former with the fast food stall as we enter the car park. Auschwitz and Birkenau tend to be overrun with parties of schoolchildren, bored and uninterested, and tourists, eager to chalk off a landmark place in their travels. The French brats using the memorial at Birkenau to stage a snowball fight clearly had no care that they were more more a few metres from the chambers were motre than a million people were crudely slaughtened because of their race or religion. In a way the neglected state of Plazsow sums up the true feeling in too many hearts that the holocaust was something that happened a long time ago to other people and gives a right to the bigots and zealots to carry on with their deluded dogmas. A personal tip is take a map but only to get to the site. Don't take one of the site itself or at least save loooking at until you have wandered past the first notice through the bushes into the site. It shocks you when you realise what sites that grey building you strolled past saw. You walk across what you belive are the concrete floors of demolished structures until you come across a single Jewish headstone. Past above the quarry where Schindlers' List was filmed, and see the rotting hulks that the slave labour might have operated. Finally circle round through the site of the cremetorium on to the memorial. A candle and fresh flowers showed some had not forgotten though locals walking the dogs were the only other people I saw. The main memorial is a splendid structure, looking down with bowed heads upon a main road and the aforementioned supermarket, but one wonders if anyone tends it. Finally complete the circuit past Amon Goethe's villa, on the left not the right as a empty spot where a house once stood threw me, and the SS quarters with torture chamber downstaris. The ghosts must be quiet for both to still be occupied.

We ate here in February and the food was excellent - equivalent to our Michelin restaurants in the UK and for a 3 course with wine it cost £37 for two of us!! Recommend a visit to anyone.

This club is modern but the staff on the door and cloakroom are bad, they are rude and unhelpfull. The music is good and Djs are super. The local people are not friendly and lots of the men in this club are aggressive. The dark room is very dirty and if you visit in there the men attack you if you say NO to them. Only visit if you are with friends . This city makes a lot of money out of tourists as does my home prague, but the difference is in Prague and as czec we are friendly people . Come on you polski treat people who visit your country better ok