Cheekily borrowing their name from a cooperative network of shops prolific across Poland during communist times (many of which are still open), Społem's underground cellars are cluttered with communist-era appliances and plastered with propaganda posters and discontinued banknotes. The Soviet-nostalgia also applies to the smokey atmosphere and the kitsch Polish pop/disco parties held in the back room where the DJ station is cleverly tucked into a Soviet-era truck and the dance floor packed with fun-loving revelers young enough to enjoy the irony. I guess you can count us among them, because we had a great time.