Wódka Cafe Bar

After reading lots of reviews, we had to stop in to Wodka on our first night in Krakow! We were not disappointed. We had jay eaten dinner so a flight of Vodka was perfect to share between two of us. She asked what flavor a we preferred and picked out a selection of sour, sweet, and spicy vodkas. They were great! We will be stopping again before leaving Krakow!
The space is a bit small, but the seating and atmosphere are great. We really loved it.

We were told about this place from a friend before arriving in Poland and what a little gem! It is a tiny bar with about 5 or 6 tables! I opted for a Bison Grass vodka with apple juice and on recommendation from the barman a sprinkling of cinnamon. It was amazing!
My parents opted to be hardcore and get the board of tasting vodkas. They went for a mixture of normal, sweet and savoury shots including plum, hazelnut, grapefruit and a bison grass for good measure! If you find yourself in town definately worth popping in!

My husband and I (late fifties) went here after dinner for vodka shots. I don’t think there was anyone over 25 in the bar, but everyone was so friendly. Young girls in line let us take selfies with them. Another young girl was recommending different vodkas. Another man at the bar told us which shots to sip and which ones to shoot. He told us to shoot and not sip the shot of Mad Duck that we tried with vodka, fruit syrup and tobasco. My husband had the bison grass vodka which he finds aromatic, and I had the vodka of the day — lemon with chili. Yum! Going to find some of each to take back to the US.

a nice little place for a glass of… what was it again… oh, yeah, vodka!

What a great concept! And at an incredible price.
This place seems to stock every single flavor of polish vodka that has ever been produced, because I had a flight of 6 flavored shots, and so did my neighbor, and each of us had an entirely different selection. Mine consisted of flavors like lime mint, passion fruit, watermelon, and hazelnut. I’m a big vodka drinker and even then I thought it might be a bit much, however, they were delicious and the ENTIRE sampler only cost $ 6. If I had to choose, I would say hazelnut was probably my favorite, but really, there’s no reason not to just get the sampler with whatever they recommend.
The service was very friendly although a bit rushed since the small place was packed and there were only 1 – 2 bartenders working inside.
The bar itself is a quaint space, maybe the size of a small bedroom downstairs with a small walk in closet upstairs. Really colorful, funny cartoon prints adorn the walls. Even with how small it is, and how crowded it got, somehow it’s easy to tuck into a corner and it’s more cozy than it is anything else.
I hope to visit Krakow again soon and when I do, Wodka café bar will be one of my first stops.

Great little vodka bar with many different types of vodkas for all tastes and very friendly server that takes his time to answer any questions with a smile

Ich kann diese Kneipe nur empfehlen. Man darf sich nicht von dem Namen «Wodka» abschrecken lassen, dort bekommt man alles was das Herz begehrt. Neben über 100 Wodkasorten, die pro Gläschen zwischen 1 – 4 € liegen, gibt es auch noch Bier «Piwo», Cocktails, Kaffee, uvm.
Wie in Polen überall üblich, bezahlt man jeden Drink direkt beim bestellen. Es gibt im oberen Stockwerk weiter Sitzmöglichkeiten und auch eine Toilette. Der Barkeeper ist sehr nett und zuvorkommend, stellen einem auf Wunsch auch mehrer verschiedene Wodkasorten zum probieren bereit. Einfach eine «Deske» bestellen. Das sind 6x kleine Wodkagĺäschen auf einem Brett serviert werden. Diese Variante ist sogar noch günstiger als den Wodka einzel zu bestellen (für 6x süß/​fruchtigen Wodka mit verschiedenen Geschmäcker waren es ca.5,30 €)
Der Barkeeper spricht sehr gut Englisch und berät einen gerne.
WiFi ist ebenfalls gratis.
Daher Daumen hoch für die Wodka Café Bar

A small but fun bar, served by the most hilarious barman! An average sized, pleasant man!!! We sat at the bar and sampled the 6 vodka shot trays which was useful
for finding out what I wanted to bring back in duty free! Most of the people in the bar are tourists with a couple of locals but stag dos did not venture in due to the size of the bar! (Which was good for us) The place was great and the bar mans dry sense of humour made it a fun evening.

Great place to try polish wodka. Everyday they have a «vodka of the day».
The place itself is very small and cozy making it a very memorable.
They also have other things such as beers, coffee, tea etc.
Stuff very friendly and helpful.

We have just arrived in Krakow and were excited to try this bar as I had read great things about it. The bartender was so RUDE to us that we had one drink and left. Not only was he unwilling to recommend a drink, but he also treated me as though my vodka/​Apple Juice combo was some crazy suggestion. Krakow is a beautiful city. It’s a shame he works here.

Just tell the bartender which types are flavors you’re into, and let them choose. They were on point.
Small but nice space, deffinitely check it out.

Supposedly this place offers 100 different vodkas, and I saw no reason to be skeptical of that claim when I was there. I tried hazelnut (which seems to be the staff’s go-​to recommendation but wasn’t my favorite — too strong for my weak American palate), raspberry (which went down much easier but brought up vague memories of childhood cough medicine), and mango (my personal favorite), but aside from those personal comments it’s tough to recommend something in general because of the sheer number of choices. If you’re looking for a mixed drink rather than straight vodka, though, I’d absolutely recommend ordering tatanka. It’s made with apple juice and Żubrówka, which is a bison grass vodka that’s illegal in the US, so it’s both delicious and something that you definitely won’t be able to try back home if you’re visiting from the States.
Service was quick, friendly, and accommodating to English-​speakers, so it’s a great place to start your night.