Café Lamus is a late-night dive bar in Old Town, Gdańsk.
Editorially verified May 20, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
Tip: Entrance is from ul. Straganiarska around the side; deckchairs outside in summer. Bottled craft beers 13-22 PLN, occasional live jazz Thursdays.
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Address: ul. Lawendowa 8, 80-840 Gdańsk
B90 in Gdańsk's Stocznia is the 1,700m² concert club inside the former Gdańsk Shipyard, the largest live venue in the Tri-City and the home of the Mystic Festival weekend each June.
TipDoor 19:00 on concert nights; ticket holders queue on ul. Elektryków from 18:30. The mezzanine is the easier sightline if you arrive late.
Bunkier in Gdańsk's Old Town is the five-floor club and art gallery inside an authentic German air-raid shelter on ul. Olejarna, with two concert halls, two bars and a programme that runs Wednesday to Saturday.
TipWednesday is the calmer indie night; Friday and Saturday from 22:00 are the main floor's busiest stretch. Cloakroom is mandatory.
Pro'Rock Pub in Gdańsk's Oliwa is the rock-and-metal dive at Plac Dworcowy beside the Oliwa train station, the reopened RockOut with 70 bottled craft beers, six taps and rock-and-roll karaoke into the early hours.
TipSix rotating taps from Polish craft brewers; karaoke runs from 21:00 most nights, outdoor BBQs in summer. Pints from 14 PLN.
B90 in Gdańsk's Stocznia is the 1,700m² concert club inside the former Gdańsk Shipyard, the largest live venue in the Tri-City and the home of the Mystic Festival weekend each June.
TipDoor 19:00 on concert nights; ticket holders queue on ul. Elektryków from 18:30. The mezzanine is the easier sightline if you arrive late.
Bunkier in Gdańsk's Old Town is the five-floor club and art gallery inside an authentic German air-raid shelter on ul. Olejarna, with two concert halls, two bars and a programme that runs Wednesday to Saturday.
TipWednesday is the calmer indie night; Friday and Saturday from 22:00 are the main floor's busiest stretch. Cloakroom is mandatory.
Sfinks700 in Sopot's North Park is the seaside electronic club opened 1990 as one of the first post-communist techno venues in Poland, with a beach-adjacent room on Aleja Mamuszki and a residents-and-bookings calendar.
TipDoors from 22:00 Friday and Saturday on event nights; tickets on goingapp.pl or eBilet. Walk the pier afterwards before the SKM back to Gdańsk.
Klub Atelier in Sopot's North Park is the beachfront café-club in the foyer of the Agnieszka Osiecka theatre, with sea-view terraces by day and oldschool disco floors on Friday and Saturday until 05:00.
TipCoffee and cake by day shift to wine and cocktails after 20:00; weekend disco nights kick off around 22:00. Outdoor sofas face the Molo.
Bezsenność Music Club in Sopot opened on Plac Przyjaciół Sopotu in 2024, a house-music room on the upper Monte Cassino strip with a long cocktail counter and a small dance floor that runs Friday and Saturday.
TipFriday and Saturday DJ nights from 22:00; Thursdays go themed in summer. Cocktails 35-55 PLN, table reservations by phone.
