Krakow Each night in Krakow I was doing my job exploring the subterranean bars. I would pass by them during the day and take a picture of the entrance. Then use the picture to find it again at night. This was the easiest way to find them again. The night of my largest quest for cool bars was a Tuesday and most were devoid of people. So I would walk into the place, cruise around like I work there and I'm looking for empty glasses to collect, and then walk out. I didn't catch the names of all of them, but here's a few places I liked: Moliere seemed a bit stuck up, but really neat spaces with each room decorated very differently. Restauracja was the sign facing the square, but I'm not sure that has anything to do with the name of the jazz club through the small door and below. Metropolitan Restaurant & Bar was where I had dinner. Food was excellent, but the atmosphere was more like an upscale American chain restaurant. I recommend it if you are in the mood for Italian, but I had to sit next to this Texan trying to sell a Polish businessman on joining him in a venture of selling Franklin Mint types of trash collectibles. Prozak was a great dance club/bar. A dance club where you can actually hang out at too! Akropolis had good and very cheap Greek food buffet style. Easy to order by just pointing. Jazz Club U Muniaka is pictured here were I hung out my last night in town. In fact I hung out too late so I missed the last tram home. You are here...