Former Goodwin is clearly visible in the setting of this renovated institution. Shining with all its facets, Tin Man still guards the door, while the new sign almost literally reproduces the familiar roundel indicating the entrance to the London Tube, which confuses gullible tourists looking for an underground station (clever thinking!). Underground’s concept has changed, and now it's a beer restaurant with quite affordable prices. The menu is Central European without a focus on the British fare, the beer’s English, German, the choice is wide, the Chef’s Italian (quality assured), the working hours long. Be ready to part with 250,000 – 300,000 BYR, on average, a few Guinness beers included into the amount. The metamorphosis that Goodwin has gone through is quite to our liking; though we suspect it came from tough market conditions, the competition is for our benefit, no doubt.
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Al Volma
Minsk
7. 11. 2025
I was seriously pissed off by the staff at this place. We went there with some friends few hours ago, and were not allowed to enter. I was the first person in our party who entered the club, and their doorman told me that they don't "allow drunk people to enter". The funny thing is - I was not drunk at all... But I was wearing a Santa hat, which apparently was considered too much of controversy by that Byelorussian genius of night club security. He was constantly staring at my hat, and when I asked him why I am denied service he told me that they have a right to deny service to anybody and that my looks are not appropriate. Santa hat is not appropriate on December 30? Really? The funny thing is - this is not my first time in Minsk and not the first time in Gudwin. I saw fist fights, drunken bums, and vomiting teenagers in this club. But no, you see, my Santa hat was not good enough for them... Rediculous... I don't know what kind of people this fascist place considers worthy customers, but I am never going there again. Don't want to sponsor this gloomy discriminating place.