This Irish pub has it all - from the draught Guinness and Kilkenny you'd normally expect - in fact, in 2007, they were awarded first place for quality in Poland's Guinness competition (which means they have the best Guinness in Poland!) - to all the traditional knick-knacks and old Irish memorabilia that have somehow made it all the way to Cracow from the Emerald Isle. There's a big screen television and several plasmas for football matches, but it hasn't yet become a favourite haunt of the expat crowd - not necessarily a bad thing. Irish Pub Pod Papugami also retains a lot of the charm of normal Polish pubs, offering local beers, as well as popular cakes such as apple pie and cheesecake. There's also a pool table in the basement. Open from noon until 3 in the morning, tables can be reserved in advance.
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