berni23 7 | 379 26 Mar 2009 / #1We will be arriving in Krakow late April and need some infos.We don't really like touristy places, so we are looking for pubs and clubs frequented by students etc. with decent prices. Maybe there is even a whole district like Kreuzberg/Friedrichshain in Berlin or Zizkow in Prague.Any ideas?How about bary mleczne? Any good of those left in Krakow?We would like to travel on a week later or so to Prague.What would be the easiest and chepest way to go?
dtaylor 9 | 823 26 Mar 2009 / #2There is one great uni pub with pool tables, bowling and dart, but i cant tell you where, as beer there is 5pln and i dont want it going up cos of tourists :P
lexi 1 | 176 26 Mar 2009 / #4There is one great uni pub with pool tables, bowling and dart, but i cant tell you where, as beer there is 5pln and i dont want it going up cos of tourists :PIs it near the university accommodation Piastofska (I know that is is spelt wrong) near the Wisla stadium?
dtaylor 9 | 823 26 Mar 2009 / #6Is it near the university accommodation Piastofska (I know that is is spelt wrong) near the Wisla stadium?Nope, not there, nearer nowy kleparz
OP berni23 7 | 379 26 Mar 2009 / #7Well, this looks closer to our hostel, hopefully we'll find it if we take the long way.Although, Miasteczko Studenckie souds amazing.
dtaylor 9 | 823 26 Mar 2009 / #8Although, Miasteczko Studenckie souds amazing.I've been here 5 years, never heard of the place, where is it?EDIT: scrap that, i know what your talking about ;) I was very drunk last time i was there :DStudent dorms for those wondering what it is :)
dtaylor 9 | 823 26 Mar 2009 / #10ok good tip, Szynk in Kaz is a great place to get away from normal Krakowian life.
lexi 1 | 176 26 Mar 2009 / #11Nope, not there, nearer nowy kleparzNowy kleparz is near the student accommodation, depending upon which way you drive. Come on tell us the name of the pub, I shall not bring my British friends there I promise, really really really. I am curious,I think that I was possibly in this bar, after a concert at the university. If you tell me the name I shall tell you the price of the beer at that time.
Cardno85 31 | 976 26 Mar 2009 / #13bary mleczneI had quite nice Gołąbki in a place on Karmelicka about a 10 min walk from the main square.
lexi 1 | 176 26 Mar 2009 / #14Although, Miasteczko Studenckie souds amazing.It is very amazing if you are a young student, and very near the Rynek.
pgtx 30 | 3,156 26 Mar 2009 / #15Although, Miasteczko Studenckie souds amazing.lol... it's the biggest campus in PL...you can visit bars full of students there, one is called 'studio' ('38' in the past) and another one 'zaścianek'... and good food in the 'różowy słoń' ('pink elephant') - it's not campus anymore, but straszewskiego st.
OP berni23 7 | 379 26 Mar 2009 / #18Thank you so much for all the tips!!!Unfortunatly the only bar mleczny you can find in guide books and forums as a Non-Cracovian is U Babci Maliny, but with all the recommendations we should be good to go.Can't wait for all the Zurek, Barzsz, Golombki, Pierogi, Nalesniki..............Thanks again!EDIT: Just found the train connection to Prague for 19€:
lunchbox 1 | 22 27 Mar 2009 / #19U Babci Malini is not really bar mleczny.. it's actually way better :P as far as i remember you can find bar mleczny on Grodzka and another on Jagiellońska.. it's cheap alright but I'd suggest you just go to Babcia Malina ;) there's actually a few of those in Kraków. also friggin cheap :P Don't know bout others.. but the one on Sławkowska has this fish tank smack in the middle and those fish are really creepy. One always eyed me suspiciously.*sobs a little* I lived on Szlak.. just where it crosses Długa. Good times.
Bzibzioh 27 Mar 2009 / #20I'm wondering whether "U pani Stasi" on Mikołajska street is still functioning? It was very good and cheap food.
inkrakow 27 Mar 2009 / #21yes, Stasia (rather her son) is still going strong. Try also Bar Smak on Karmelicka - a couple of doors down from the Bagatela theatre.
Bzibzioh 27 Mar 2009 / #22yes, Stasia (rather her son) is still going strong.It's good to know. Dzięki.