My twin brother Stephen and I were pub and bar hopping around the wonderful Kazimierz District when we dropped into one of our favourite bars namely Eszeweria Bar. I love the look of this bar,untouched by time ,the interior is awesome,vintage decor and furnishings with lots of Art Deco style decorative features throughout this multi roomed bar,a cute looking serving bar and there's lots of seating options spread throughout this bar both inside and outside in their beer garden ,it's just a great bar to chill out in. We were here on a really hot afternoon ,we ordered cherry vodka's and took them into their beer garden which was packed ,we luckily managed to grab a table were we chilled out in the sunshine. We sampled cherry vodka on our visit ,a big fan of the vodka's served in Krakow ,so tasty ,very drinkable and the cherry vodka is dangerously drinkable. We really enjoyed our vodka's sat in the sun before we moved on and as on all previous visits we had a great time. Eszeweria Bar is easy to locate along Ulica Jozefa,a street and area teeming with pubs,bars and restaurants. Opening hours are; Monday to Sunday,10am till 2am. Well worth checking out if you're in the area.

You wouldn’t know it by the street, room after room of intimate spaces, with couches, multicolored pillows, and different seating arrangements to suit your desire. Inexpensive drinks. Heard in summer the back courtyard is very nice… after a few drinks the incense does get overwhelming though

I've been visiting this wee jem of a bar for about 13 years and just love it. I've read other reviews and will agree the bar staff can sometimes be a bit "nippy", but hey, everybody can have a bit of an Off day. The prices are good, atmosphere is fantastic and I wish I knew what "flavour" the incence sticks are as I'd love to get some. Sure a lot of the place is for smokers, but if you worry about that sort of stuff there is literally dozens of other bars within a 5 - 10 minute walk. The garden is open in the summer and better weather in spring and autumn. It is a bit of a Marmite place I guess but I wouldn't change it for the world and is always one of my first ports of call when arriving in Kazimierz.