The 10 Best Karaoke Bars in Southern Poland, Poland

The name almost says it all - it's only missing 'super-fun' and 'wheeey!'. Expert cocktail makers & shakers have created an amazing range of colourful ways to get a bit tiddly. It might take you a while to choose between either having your glass on fire, full of fruits or filled with pure liquor but once you've a drink in hand and in your belly - you'll be ready to rock. Private karaoke rooms provide you with the perfect place to sing like you're on stage in front of thousands of people - without the poor people actually having to hear you. Hey, maybe you've got chops, maybe you have a little Elvis inside you and you always dreamed of letting him out in front of that hot girl in the office? Well, now you have an excuse to gyrate in front of all your friends, work mates and dream lovers. What happens in Karaoke stays in Karaoke.

Mr.Vavelsky is a pub with the only and unique attraction in Krakow - the skeleton of a real dragon. Where did it come from? After defeating the beast, Szewczyk Dratewka settled in Gołebia 6 and started to produce delicious wines, spirits, beers, and other drinks. Cracovians called him Mr. Vavelsky. Until today, with the sounds of live music, we can try here burning drinks, based on the traditional recipes.

Steampunk Pub in one of the oldest cellar in Krakow. Local beer & vodka, sport broadcasts, karaoke, english-speaking staff and more ;)

LET’S SING KARAOKE BAR is located in the heart of Kraków. Less than 200 meters from the main square and less than 300 from the Wawel Castle. Just follow your ears and they will lead you here. !!! Opens EVERYDAY at 9 p.m. !!! Rock inspired ambience will help you feel like a star while holding the mic. Lovely staff will easily become your friends and therapist you can drink with. People are strange when you’re a stranger so don’t be - come to check it yourself and LET’S SING with us!!

140 kinds of vodkas at the bar. If you've tried and got tired of the more obvious bars and clubs in the Old Town centre, then head off the Main Square, past the Maly Rynek (Little Square) and along Mikolajska Street in search of a legend. Here at No. 24 You can find the Black Gallery, one of Krakow's oldest and most popular bars post communism, and home to the original blue kamikaze shots, along with several other colourful drinks, cocktails, beers and so on.The majority of Black Gallery lies underground in a 12th century cellar - close examination of the stone walls reveals traces of medieval sculptures - and is constructed in a labyrinthine manner with steel staircases and scaffolding structures enhancing its otherworldly nature. A mezzanine in one corner provides a discreet hideaway, while the atmosphere is the avant-garde end of Rock'n'Roll, and thus attracts a younger crowd.A popular feature is the secluded garden, invisible from the street outside, which stays open until dawn throughout the summer. Well shaded, with plenty of trees and a faux 'beach' style, it's an excellent place to cool off away from the hubbub of the Main Square on hot summer afternoons.In many ways Black Gallery offers an ideal combination: there's plenty of space to dance, and plenty of nooks and crannies where you can take a seat and chill. Famous for its shots, to the uninitiated the trays of fluorescent-coloured drinks bring to mind a gothic laboratory. This is a late night place with a style that sets it apart from the rest.

Pub for gamers and persons, who like pirate and steampunk theme. craft beer, drinks, snacks, huge dancefloor, beer-garden. possibility of rent board games on bar (free)