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Foto Cafe 102
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Long before Łódź really took off 102 was considered one of the edgiest places in town – it still is, but that brings with it some dangers; namely the crowd.
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Irish Pub
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Irish Pub should, in fact, be called Naval Pub. There is Guinness, but there the associations with the Emerald Isle end. Leprechauns and shamrocks have been waylaid for a Captain Cook design that numbers netting and compasses.
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Paparazzi
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PRL Klub
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Practically every city in Poland has a PRL-themed bar, but we’ve never seen one so cheerily kitted out before. Where
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Bierhalle
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West Avenue Club
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The name says club, but West Avenue is a nice antithesis to the thumping beats and close quarters of its partying neighborus – they rightly describe themselves as a lounge, and we agree.
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Anna
This place feels like a museum piece, with the primary exhibit being the regulars – grizzled patrons who arrive to cough
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Bagdad Cafe
A living legend, and every bit as dangerous as the city it’s named after – granted, you won’t get bombed, but you might just wish you had once that hangover stirs.
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Bierhalle
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Browar De Brasil
A Brazilian eatery which also features and in-house microbrewery turning out four types of beer all of which are tasty and a pleasing alternative to the standard Polish lagers found in most bars and restaurants.
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Cafe Wolność
A grim set of concrete steps leads you to Wolności, a kitsch looking venue with a pop art theme and some neon archways. Everything
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Dublin Pub
Vast, dark and quite often empty Dublin tends to fill up if there’s a big night in the Belfast Club next door, but otherwise tends to stand cobweb still.
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Fever
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Football Pub
Those visiting from the west may be used to a different style of sports bar: pedigree lagers served by tanned blondes while Sky Sports beams from all available wall space.
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Foto Cafe 102
Long before Łódź really took off 102 was considered one of the edgiest places in town – it still is, but that brings with it some dangers; namely the crowd.
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Gniazdo Piratów
One can never have enough of a pirate pub, and there’s swashbuckling japes aplenty in this piece of seafaring heaven. Decked
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Irish Pub
Irish Pub should, in fact, be called Naval Pub. There is Guinness, but there the associations with the Emerald Isle end. Leprechauns and shamrocks have been waylaid for a Captain Cook design that numbers netting and compasses.
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Iron Horse
There’s lots of things we love about Iron Horse, and trumping the lot is the impassioned plea of one pub laureate. ‘Show me tits’ scribbles our hero on one wall.
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Jazzga Jazz Club
An industrial metal staircase leads the way to Jazzga, a tremendous space whose many quirks include a mural combining a series of smaller images into one large one by Gregor Gonsior.
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Keja
There’s an almost gothic feel to Keja, a brick walled venue featuring mysterious side rooms. Juxtaposed against this some nautical extras, including a rusty anchor and webbings of fish nets.
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Lizard King
A natiowinde venture (well, they’re in three other cities anyhow), that can best be viewed as the local answer to the Hard Rock brand.
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Łódź Kaliska
Three levels of carnage inside the most famous bar in town. Featuring a slanty bar, glass floors and an industrial design of exposed
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Mi-2
While you’re waiting for your beer you might want to ponder this – how the devil did they fit a helicopter inside?
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One 21
Popular with local expats this is an urbane pre-club space with a fizz of green and bright colours and Peroni lager poured by an all-female cast of shimmery she-cats.
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Oscar's Bar
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Owoce i Warzywa Klubokawiarnia
What can you expect of a bar called Fruit & Veg? In this case a fantastic spot that incorporates a plywood bar and concrete
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Paparazzi
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Peron 6 - Dom Piwa
Peron 6 looks and smells like a dungeon, so surprise, surprise when you learn this is a real candidate for Poland’s best pub.
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Piotrkowska Klub 97
You won’t miss this place. From Piotrkowska you’ll notice their double-decker glass-encased café section attached to the main building.
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Piwoteka Narodowa
Run by the same folks who operate the specialty beer store down the street, Piwoteka Narodowa is where serious beer drinkers set up shop.
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PRL Klub
Practically every city in Poland has a PRL-themed bar, but we’ve never seen one so cheerily kitted out before. Where
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Przechowalnia
Running for xxx amount of years Przechowalnia just gets better and better. Set in a gloomy maze of rooms this candlelit basement
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Pub Biblioteka
A student populated cellar sternly guarded by grumpy gatekeepers. This place packs out like a tin of pineapples, and is little more than a tiny space filled with dusty bookshelves groaning under the weight of thousands of tomes.
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Rolling Stone
A sprawling basement pub whose link with the Stones is limited to some token pics of Mick and Keef; but you’ll be lucky
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Śledzik u Fabrykanta
From all indications, Sledzik u Fabrykanta should be a popular spot on bustling Piotrkowska. The space itself is maybe a little
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Swojska Grill&Pub
Sometimes only a campy night out will do, and if that’s the case then Swojska is your place. The entirely wood-paneled
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Szafa
It’s the pungent odour of the unwashed student that may be the pervasive memory, though that’s not to say we don’t like it.
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The Eclipse Inn
Tucked inside one of the numerous courtyards along Piotrkowska, find a pleasing little bar which is clearly a labour of love for its Polish owners.
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theStylacja
Reputedly one of Lodz’s more popular bars of late, the night we visited found 8 students making use of the hookah pipes on offer.
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Warka
A real blokes pub this, what with the scattering of football shirts, scarves and team photos. Fitted around the token sporting
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West Avenue Club
The name says club, but West Avenue is a nice antithesis to the thumping beats and close quarters of its partying neighborus – they rightly describe themselves as a lounge, and we agree.
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Zapiecek Oberża Folkowa
Approaching Zapiecek Oberża Folkowa in its distant courtyard spot off Piotrowska, it seemed promising that two guitar players were perched out front jamming together – after all, this is a venue dedicated to showcasing musicians.
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zmianatematu.
Lodz’s hipsters have their own new clubhouse at Zmianatematu, which is teeming with tight-jeaned, stocking-hat-wearing youngsters lingering over beers.
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