Dym

Dym, which means "smoke" has a loyal group of fans who can be found there all year round, squashed into the small (yes, and smoky) tunnel of a bar during the winter, and flowing out onto the narrow street during the summer months. With Loch Camelot and Cherubino alongside, and just yards away from the Church of Saint John, it's a truly heady mix. One of the coolest corners in the town. You may not need to go any further.

I used often visit this place while staying in Cracow. Although it's not the same place since the smoking ban. :-/

Tak, tak, z dymem tylko na świeżym powietrzu - taka... wentylacja.

Bez Dymu?

Now that there's a smoking ban, will it be renamed?

Great nook to hang out in. Seems popular, and deservedly so.

Cool place to have a beer !

On the same place you can check Kamelot for the tea break but don't eat at the Cherubino its really over rated, i hated it.

Dym is a an artists and expats hang out. Pretty boring inside but good atmos anyhow. Nice seating outside. Does get smokey

seeing this brings back a lot of memories of what is IMHO "The Most Beautiful Medieval City in the World!" Those of you who live there & can hang out iin this place every day are SO lucky! Have a pivo for me until I can get back and get a seat, OK?