Irish pub "Pod Papugami" — Restaurant in Krakow

Total letdown. Stick with local bars who appreciate business.

Staff are rude and dont care for customers. They are sat behind the bar, taking orders from a seated position, rather than serving and interacting with customers.

Asked for bar food, was told only had pizza. Requested a pizza without a tomato base as I'm allergic to tomatoes. Was told its impossible because they order the pizza from the local pizza shop, then turned to colleague (also sat down) muttered something in Polish and both laughed at me....

Zero atmosphere. Zero resemblance to an actual Irish pub. Below is a picture of a pint I ordered, without taking a sip. (after posting I noticed that pic is not synced with the post. Pint was only filled ¾ way to the top. There does not seem to be any standard when serving pints)

After reviewing other comments, there seems to be a tend with disappointment with the staff. Is it any wonder all local pubs are full and this had three people in it?!

Avoid...

Young entitled staff behind the bar who show no interaction with any of the customers.

One of them are so hateful of friendly people they hold it against them. The bartender said she didn't like me as I'd been there three nights and spoken to a lot of strangers as you do. I responded with, well it doesn't look like you like anyone by how you interact with customers. She even complained that I'd hit on three girls, somehow they think approaching women is illegal in here.

Anyway, the fourth night I went back, the really rude one was working and she gave me an ultimatum with my pint. I refused and told them that they profit of Irish culture and that they are the complete opposite of the Irish experience.

All of the disapproval in the comments below are correct.

Any comments celebrating the bar probably didn't even notice the staff's presence as that is the only way you...

Doors say they are open till 2 AM we walked in at 11:15 pm told very brusk that they would close in 15 minutes. The two bartenders proceeded to sit in the back corner of the bar and not serve anyone. They made a huge huff and eye rolls when someone walked into the bar letting them get all the way seated before informing them they were closing as if it was the patrons' fault. One guy pointed at the time and the bartender just shrugged. She did have a shirt on that said "not sorry" so suppose that's appropriate. Just didn't get any sort of friendly Irish Pub vibe. Left and had a better time at a bar nearby. If you do get to sit awhile when they are open it looks like 6 beers on tap the Murphy they gave me was far too cold and not poured well. The interior is nice lot of room. Some large booths that would be good for groups. TV playing old matches when...