Jama Michalika

Krakow

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Jama Michalika

Since its start in 1895, Jama Michalika has witnessed many legendary faces from Poland’s past: artists, actors and men of letters gathered here for coffee or an inspiring glass of absinthe at the turn of the century. Today, here you can enjoy a drink or a full Polish meal.

Information

addressFloriańska 45, Krakow
emailpoczta@jamamichalika.pl
openingHoursSun–Thu 9am–10pm, Fri & Sat 9am–11pm
phone+48 12 422 15 61
websiteVisit website
facebookwww.facebook.com/JamaMichalika

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