A hard to find multi-tap pub found in the cellar of the old buildings tucked away on the far side of the Garnizon development, this is well-worth a stop on a pub crawl around Wrzeszcz though its location means you’re advised to start or finish here. It’s owned and run by the Co-operative Brewery from the Kashubian coastal town of Puck and among the 20 taps you’ll find beer they brew themselves as well as guest beers from other small breweries. They also have two hand-pumps for those British-style ales. It’s a rather cramped space but the friendly and knowledgeable bar staff will make you welcome and let you have a taste test of any of the beers to help you make up your mind.