Kraków is the city of Pubs, everyday is opened one pub and all are full of people. Most of the clients are students and ex-students, polish and foreigners, and it makes the atmosphere special!!! It's a cold city with a hot heart!!! My favourite pub in Kraków is "Black Gallery", is very nice and has a cool terrace for summer evenings. The atmosphere there is pretty nice and most of the clients are students... and the most important thing, there you can taste the best "Kamikadze" in the city.

Talking about clubs, I can surely advise you to go to Jazz Rock Cafe (Slawkowska Street), Kulturalny Club (Szewska Str.) and Miasto Krakoff, to name but a few. These are quite alternative locals in cellars (as mostly all of bars in the centre of Cracow). If you want to get acquainted with special ambience of old Cracow of Jewish times, ask about Singer or Alchemia (don't remember names of the streets). And if you want just something nice and cosy, but still "feeling Polish", go to Prowincja near Market Square. To mention food places - if you want to get decent food for very little money, go to Rozowy Slon (with a sign of a pink elephant on the windows) in Sienna Street.