"Srebrna Góra" outside Krakow, on the grounds of a 17th-century monastery, is a great place to experience the growing wine-making scene in Poland...

"Klub Kombinator" is located at Theatre Łaźnia Nowa in Krakow and is probably my favorite pub in this part of the city. Good before or after a performance.

"Pod Wawelem - Kompania Kuflowa" is a Krakow Bavarian-style restaurant that serves famously huge portions. I can guarantee that you'll leave satisfied!

"Pan tu nie stał" in Krakow is a throwback to communist times, but in style. It's one of my favorite shops for souvenir ideas, accessories and clothes.

"Somnium Cafe Bar" in Krakow is one of my favorite cafes. It fulfills my dreams of specialty coffee, but it also really feels like home...

"Milk Bar Miła" in Krakow is a canteen from communist times. Today locales like this are disappearing. The prices are dirt cheap; be sure to have change!

"Curry Up!" in Krakow is a mood-boosting Asian street food restaurant loved by local foodies. My favorites are the dal tadka and chickpea curry.

Yellow Monkey ticks all my boxes as it is small, serves speciality coffee and has the most friendly staff.

"Wine Bar Lustra" in Krakow has insane price-quality ratio. Even the fancier picks are quite affordable & the owner, Szymon, knows all about hospitality...

"Tociekawa" brings together the speciality coffee community of Krakow. The place is tiny, and the staff is too sweet to leave after just 10 minutes...

Cafe "Słodko i Czule" in Krakow got me hooked from the 1st moment. The neon lights, the plant wall, the vegan sweets, the unusual choice of coffee beans...

"Kijów Centrum" was the first wide-screen cinema in Krakow, built in the 60s. It has been the biggest and the most modern movie theater for a few decades.