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3 Siostry

A weird little spot presided over by a team of sisters. There’s three of them allegedly, but judging by the number of stilettos hanging from the walls there could just as easily be thirty. Read_on (4 Comments)

512

The flagship bar of the Sheraton looks and feels every bit as new as the mothership it was born to. Set around a big square bar 512 is a hip space where booze flows courtesy of expert staff not averse to mixing one of the better mojitos around. Read_on (No Comments)

Błękitny Pudel

Błękitny Pudel
Possibly the most underrated bar in town especially considering it sits in the centre of the city's nightlife quietly minding its own business. Read_on (1 Comment)

Cafe Ferber

Cafe Ferber
Long established in Gdańsk the Ferber brand hit Sopot a couple of years back, and if the crowds are anything to go by look for a long and prosperous stay. Read_on (No Comments)

Coctail Bar Max Sopot

Coctail Bar Max Sopot
Stock up on aspirin, you’ll be needing it. Featuring a remarkable choice of booze this air-conned beach bar has spirits from everywhere stacked around a central display by the bar: the higher you look the more premium they are. Read_on (2 Comments)

Galeria 63

We’ve heard mumblings of slow service that borders on rude, though that’s gossip as yet unproved by us. If your luck's right you’ll find a decent place, albeit one that annoyingly portrays itself as one of those bar/restaurant/club things. Read_on (No Comments)

Galeria Kinsky (Sopocka Wytwórnia Filmowa)

Galeria Kinsky (Sopocka Wytwórnia Filmowa)
For those unfamiliar with Klaus Kinski he’s a deceased actor known as much for his odd sexual appetite as for his one hundred plus films. Read_on (No Comments)

Immersion Club

Immersion Club
With American host Tom having moved onto new projects two years on from bringing Immersion to Sopot, the reins have passed to Ela and Natalia, two friendly young women determined to build on the foundations they have inherited. Read_on (No Comments)

Józef K.

Józef K.
An editorial favourite, and a first rate venue if you’ve just missed your train. Set just a minute from the station Józef K is a boho haunt piled high with broken typewriters, empty birdcages and artwork hung at wonky angles. Read_on (1 Comment)

Julka Cafe

An engaging little spot, and we’re not kidding when we say little, set not more than a hundred metres from Monte Cassino. Read_on (No Comments)

Key Bell

Apparently they've had a refit, though if you can spot the difference we'll buy you a whisky. Five tables and a loud TV Read_on (No Comments)

Lalala

Great name, even better venue. Fitted out in a moment of creative epilepsy this place features rich, decadent colours, groovy lamps, mismatching furnishings and some seriously unconventional images on the walls. Read_on (No Comments)

Le Bar

Sweep through the Grand Hotel’s fearsome lobby to reach a drinking space seemingly built for deal clinching drinks. An extravagant Read_on (No Comments)

Lord Jim Pub

A sweaty uphill trek to get here, but this pub rewards with the best pool tables you’ll ever play on. Immaculate baize, Read_on (No Comments)

Małe Piwko

At Male Piwko (‘small beer’) the only reason to limit the size of your brew is to ensure you can sample as many as possible from the extensive beer list. Read_on (No Comments)

Papryka

Papryka
There most certainly is life beyond Monte Cassino, and Papryka is all the evidence you need. Set in a detached pre-war villa this place has more rooms than we have fingers, each offering up a new surprise. Read_on (No Comments)

Pavilon Club & Restaurant

Although they have the word club in the name this is actually a small low-lit, pre-club spot in the Multikino cinema development. Read_on (No Comments)

Pick & Roll

Pick & Roll
Located next to the city’s Aqua Park, this former sports venue has re-invented itself as a classy live music venue. Read_on (No Comments)

Pinokio

Pinokio
Sitting amid saws and other rusty utensils the cheeky liar who gave his name to this venue takes pride of place behind the bar. Read_on (No Comments)

Pub Charlie

Pub Charlie
Another hotel bar which gets a mention because it’s more than a standard hotel bar. There’s a real gentlemanly gait Read_on (No Comments)

Pub Kolonialny

Pub Kolonialny
A classy hotel bar with all the atmosphere of an English gentleman’s pub. Here it’s all deep woods and polished glass, Read_on (No Comments)

RetroMANIAK Klubo Galeria

Discreetly hidden somewhere behind the train station, seek this one out if you like your dive bars to ooze style. As eclectic Read_on (No Comments)

Rotunda Bar

It’s official: you now have absolutely zero reason to leave the Sheraton. This isn’t a hotel, this is a town within a town, with a deluge of recreational options that have grown to include the Rotunda, a class bar with ocean views. Read_on (No Comments)

Shisha Bar & Lounge

Found in the weird and wonderful surrounds that once housed the Wieloryb restaurant, previous visitors maybe delighted to hear Read_on (No Comments)

Spółdzielnia Literacka

Sopot drinking doesn't get more leftfield than this. This place looks industrial and half-finished, but that's the look the owners want, and it's certainly worked in luring a weird crowd of media tarts, hipsters and other geek fashion types. Read_on (No Comments)

Stary Rower

Huge, though who they’re hoping to attract is a million dollar mystery. We’ve not seen more than a handful of people, a blemish made all the more exaggerated by the choice of bright lighting. Read_on (1 Comment)

Tawerna Sopocka

An unassuming little bar tucked away on the ground floor of the Crooked House. What is essentially a room full of heavy wooden Read_on (No Comments)

Tropikalna Wyspa

Brazilian beach anthems ring out from under the plastic palms, and with a location just ten metres from the sea this is a top location to join the hula spirit. Read_on (No Comments)

Zła Kobieta

A great looking pre-club spot found up the stairs in the Crooked House. Over the years the tenants of this building have Read_on (1 Comment)