Piwnica Pod Baranami

What a gem. Speakeasy vibe in the heart of Old Town Krakow. Excellent cocktail service, unique underground setting with eclectic decor. No cover. Hang out in the lounge or see a live music performance in the separate stage room with the purchase of a ticket. The performance room fills up so get there early if planning to see a live show. There is an overflow room adjacent to the performance room with a TV screen and audio of the performers. An awesome spot unique to Krakow.

This speakeasy is full of surprises. The cocktails are delicious, and the interior design with all the unique wall decorations is truly special. The highlight for me was spotting my favorite vintage Singer sewing machine as part of the décor! On Saturdays, there’s live music, which creates an amazing atmosphere. Highly recommend booking a table/ticket in advance to enjoy the full experience.

Loved this polished-asphalt gem hiding beneath Kraków’s Main Market Square. A labyrinth of snug rooms, whispers of vodka-laced rebellion and dim corners where the ghosts of the polish old musicians jam in endless echoes. The playlist? A time capsule where every chord seems to whisper, “You were born late, but we’ll let you in.” The space? A maze of rooms that feel like homes I never had — probably for the best, because I’d be broke trying to keep the perfect amount of charming decay and dim amber lighting in every corner. And the atmosphere… that rare blend of chic melancholy and the thrill of knowing the outside world exists, but choosing to stay here, where secrets cling to the walls and history smells like old wood.

So the atmosphere is very unique. The decorations are beautiful with a jazz style . It has many things from different cultures in the walls. The music 🎶 was very good also. The tables wooden. Is a chill place. I took a beer , a cocktail and warm cyder with orange. They were very good, especially the cocktail. The place is self service but it is not very practical in this place I believe. So the food was just chips and breadstick. Not something fancy.

A hidden gem on Krakow’s map! Perfect for anyone seeking beautiful music and art. You might even find yourself sitting next to a celebrity as it happened in my case—wow!

A totally unusual bar, in the way the interior is decorated. OK staff, good beer, unusual, interesting setting. A place I would return to.

Interesting place, good music. For orders can use QR code. Its basement, so 24/7 three will be dark and cold.

A spectacular underground bar hidden away in the middle of the town. The air inside is surprisingly fresh due to the large rooms and high ceilings. There is also a small concert room and if you're lucky you can catch a small show or musical performance in the charming little side theatre. Polish beer on tap and a host of other drinks and cocktails make for a magical evening. Definitely worth a visit.

Great place to chill, share a carafe of wine, play a game and have an conversation. What an eclectic vibe and diverse crowd, we LOVED it. I did see where the live entertainment would be, unfortunately there were no shows when we were in town. When we make it back to Krakow, we will make it a point to visit again.

Piwnica pod Baranami, basement, or cellar in English is a combination of a small bar and a stage for music, cabaret and dance. You will find this place on the Rynek square next to café Skrzynecki. Great place !

Place I do not need to introduce with such history of Polish poetic songs, great artists who shaped Polish scenic life and full of stories of people who were performing in there in 60-ties and later. Now is still organising many events...and concerts ...and... pop in for a drink like in older times. There is also cinema and place to work. Tango, is organised in there, also swing evenings ,wine tastings and many other events with live music and great performances or jubilees of great poets, composers or singers. Please check their website for updates.

Came here to see "Sąsiedzi" play Folk. Great experience. Talented band. Piwnica is a Good times place where you can feel the history that surrounds you.

Good things about this place. They serve cider (always a plus for me). It's near the centre (which can be handy). Bad things about this place. It's near the centre (which means prices are a wee bit on the high side). The seats aren't the most comfortable. There is usually some interesting art in the main drinking area. Check it out ;)