Do you tip in Krakow?

In urban areas such as Warsaw and Krakow, which are used to serving tourists, tipping at restaurants is almost expected. Tip approximately 10% for good service and 15% for phenomenal service.



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The average tip is around 10-15% of the cheque. Tipping is not obligatory, you can tip whoever you want to show that the service was good. Don't forget to tip tour guides and drivers too, but only if you are happy with the service they have provided.

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You may give tips in hotels and it is always a good manner to tip the person that served you. You can leave a tip of 10 PLN to a bellhop. You can also leave a small tip of 15-20 PLN for the housekeeping staff who clean your room too.

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Do's & Don'ts for a cracking night in Krakow
  • Go to a shot bar. ...
  • Join the locals. ...
  • Swap out the standard greasy kebab for some Pierogi. ...
  • Do a pub crawl. ...
  • Don't go to strip clubs. ...
  • Don't drink in public. ...
  • Don't fall asleep on the streets. ...
  • Don't look at the security.


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However, it's wise to bring a light jacket for sitting outside bars later in the evening. Layering is always a good idea, so pack some long-sleeved tops and sweaters to go along with your jeans. In summary, the Krakow dress code is predominantly casual, allowing you to enjoy the nightlife with ease and comfort.

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Whilst in much of Asia tipping is not expected, tipping is actually considered rude in the following countries: Japan. China. South Korea.

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Krakow is generally safe to walk at night, especially around the city center and popular tourist areas which are well-lit and patrolled. Like any major city, there can be isolated incidents, so being alert and conscious of your surroundings is advisable.

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When it comes to the central attractions, Kraków is an extremely walkable city and you often won't need any transport at all. Much of the Old Town is pedestrianised, so you can wander around without danger of being run over.

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In Krakow bars, you will find a wide range of quality beer and vodka, which Poland is famous for. If you do not drink alcohol, there is plenty of other Polish drinks to choose from.

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