Viva la Pinta on Kraków's Floriańska is the dedicated taproom of Browar Pinta, the brewery that started Poland's IPA wave in 2011. 14 rotating taps.
Tip: The Pinta IPA (Atak Chmielu) is the brewery's defining beer. Seasonal taps rotate weekly.
Address: ul. Floriańska 13, 31-019 Kraków
House of Beer on Kraków's Świętego Tomasza is a 25-tap multitap pouring Polish craft from breweries across the country. Tasting flights, English-speaking staff, cellar room.
Tip: Four-glass flight at 25 zl is the way to taste through; the back cellar room is quieter.
Weźże Krafta in Kraków's Kazimierz pours 25 Polish craft taps and 200+ bottles. Wood-fired Neapolitan pizza alongside; in the Tytano old tobacco factory.
Tip: The Polish-sour shelf is the room's special; outdoor seating in the Tytano courtyard runs in summer.
Multi Qlti Tap Bar on Kraków's Szewska pours 18 rotating Polish craft taps and runs a pizza counter until 02:00. The Old Town room for late-night Polish craft beer.
Tip: Half-pints to mix-and-match; the pizza window runs the cheap-and-cheerful food backup.
Stara Zajezdnia in Kraków's Kazimierz is the brewpub in a former tram depot: four house beers brewed on-site, a courtyard beer garden, full Polish-grill kitchen.
Tip: House pilsner is the order; the Wheat beer the spring pour. Courtyard beer garden in summer.
Ursa Maior on Kraków's Plac Wolnica is the Kazimierz taproom of a Bieszczady mountain brewery. Six rotating taps plus regional Bieszczady products at the counter.
Tip: Daily through the week. The Saaz Pilsner is the house standard; the concept store sells Bieszczady jams and honeys alongside the beer.
