HAH Gdańsk is a LGBTQ+ bar in Old Town, Gdańsk.
Editorially verified May 20, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
Tip: Friday and Saturday from 22:00; the Stocznia entrance is signposted from the 100cznia containers. Tickets on goingapp.pl, usually 25-40 PLN.
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Address: ul. Malarzy 86B, 80-868 Gdańsk
Café Lamus in Gdańsk's Old Town is the 1970s-throwback dive on ul. Lawendowa with heavy floral wallpaper, scavenged sofas and a bottled Polish craft beer list that anchors the city's hipster bar scene.
TipEntrance is from ul. Straganiarska around the side; deckchairs outside in summer. Bottled craft beers 13-22 PLN, occasional live jazz Thursdays.
Bruderschaft in Gdańsk's Main Town is the underground LGBT-friendly pub on ul. Długa opened 2012, with live jazz and blues most Wednesdays and Thursdays and a vinyl night that runs into the early hours.
TipTake the basement stairway on ul. Długa; Wednesday jazz jams start 20:30. Pints 12-16 PLN, cocktails 25-38 PLN.
Pub Red Light in Gdańsk's Main Town is the red-walled gay-friendly pub off ul. Piwna near St Mary's Basilica, with deep armchairs upstairs, a basement dance floor at weekends and two terraces that catch the afternoon sun.
TipEntrance is from ul. Kaletnicza, not ul. Piwna proper. Happy hour from 14:00; basement opens 22:00 Friday and Saturday.
Sonar Record Store in Gdańsk's Wrzeszcz is the independent vinyl shop opened 2020 on ul. Waryńskiego by Przemek Dremo, with two listening stations and a programme of in-store DJ sets and live performances on selected Saturdays.
TipTwo listening turntables free for use; the modern-jazz and electronica racks are the deepest. Saturday in-stores from 16:00 in season.
Pijalnia Wódki i Piwa on Długi Targ in Gdańsk's Main Town is the PRL-era nostalgia bar with transistor radios on the shelves and communist posters on the walls, cheap shots and beer on tap until 05:00 on Saturday.
TipEntrance from ul. Kuśnierska around the side; shots and pickled-herring snacks from 7 PLN. Loud after 23:00 once the students arrive.
Café Lamus in Gdańsk's Old Town is the 1970s-throwback dive on ul. Lawendowa with heavy floral wallpaper, scavenged sofas and a bottled Polish craft beer list that anchors the city's hipster bar scene.
TipEntrance is from ul. Straganiarska around the side; deckchairs outside in summer. Bottled craft beers 13-22 PLN, occasional live jazz Thursdays.
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.
