Penetrate the greenish fog and find a basic space with tables and chairs squeezed in at all angles occupied by a collection of what can only be described as true pub legends including the occasional one-eared Absinthe drinker, a midget, after-work cabaret dancers and visiting sailors. By day a great place to eavesdrop on foreign language teachers involved in intense conversation, by night a choice place to cut loose the shackles of sobriety.

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• Joao 12 June 2009
  When living in Gdansk went there all the time! It was great and met awesome people there. It is also true that some nights were calm, but overall seen and almost done everything there. I recomend it!
• Andrew - Edinburgh 24 June 2008
  Yeah, not that great to be honest. Took a while to get served and didn't seem to have mich atmosphere. We went on a Friday night. Although I found Gdansk on a Friday to be pretty quiet. We went out in Sopot on Saturday though which was really good.
• Andrew - Edinburgh 24 June 2008
  Yeah, not that great to be honest. Took a while to get served and didn't seem to have much atmosphere. We went on a Friday night. Although I found Gdansk on a Friday to be pretty quiet. We went out in Sopot on Saturday though which was really good.
• alex 12 April 2008
  I hated this place. Totally sucked
• rob piech - colchester 28 March 2008
   Well Barry you are obviously in the wrong game. Your first comment on Cafe Absinthe is in my opinion somewhat 3rd year. As for "thugs and slugs" somewhat provincial. As for final comment"mugs" I will leave that for you to ingest. RP.
• Barry Benson - London 06 March 2008
  Rubbish, a gruesome collection of thugs, slugs and mugs... avoid
• Rob Piech - Colchester 01 March 2008
  Well cheers to all at cafe absinthe. My first visit to poland very immpessed with the friendly locals and likewise the staff.thanks for adding to a great trip.