A post shared by mkiet mkiet17tv on Dec 31, at pm PST. Save to Wishlist. This Polish seaside city is historically significant , insatiably pretty , outrageously trendy and instantly lovable. Work your way through this list for starters…. Cafe Szafa Bar, Pub, Polish. Save Place. Once you get inside, you will see skeletons on the wall, an odd selection of mirrors and a hanging bicycle. Work your way through a menu of decent craft beers and party long into the night.
The downstairs has a dance floor, and the biggest challenge is finding the secret room. This is your fantasy adventure into an almost Narnia existence, via the wardrobe. Be on the lookout for the lion and the witch. More Info. Open In Google Maps. Visit website. Visit Facebook page. Meal service: All Day. A superb cocktail bar housed in a downstairs basement, this venue will keep you occupied into the early hours. It attracts a lively, well-dressed crowd and a good mix of locals, expatriates and tourists.
Staff speak English, and they recently had an evening featuring the best barman in Poland. Can you imagine a cocktail featuring butterscotch and baked potato? View this post on Instagram. Once you walk through the door, prepare to be mesmerised by the wall displays and random memorabilia that decorate the interior. Banknotes and coins of a bygone era, gas masks, socialist artefacts and propaganda posters are all part of the experience here. However, the real bonus is the price.
Please note the No to CYK is cash only — the final proof that we have been warped back to Atmosphere: Unusual, Quirky, Cosy, Relaxed. This bar is also a top notch PRL-themed Communist hangover. A range of local beers are served on tap, and it is a lively venue at weekends. The real charm lies within. A green exterior might fool you, as once you get inside, expect a bright red colour theme.
Great bar staff serve up unusual cocktails, and the bar also has a decent range of draught beers. There are four main parts to the bar — an outdoor beer garden in the back, the upper part, the front and a downstairs basement. Red Light Pub is open until 4 a. Mon - Thu: pm - am. Fri - Sat: pm - am. Sun: pm - am. Vintage Polish newspaper reports adorn the walls, and staff serve up 4. Top DJs spin the tunes until sunrise. Yes — this is a former wartime bunker turned into a five-story bar and nightclub complex.
