Warsaw Clubs
Warsaw NightClubs
Warsaw is like any European city when it comes to nightlife and many well-known DJs come to Warsaw to perform. Below you will find a selection of clubs in Warsaw with links to their websites so you can check them out for yourselves. Enjoy!
Club 70
Address: 9 Walicow St. Tel: +48 (22) 6547141
Club70 is a place for people with fantasy, enjoying good time of dance rhythms. In Club70, you will meet people with a good attitude for life, people who want to make new friends. Just meet them! We play the dance music. We will go back to time of Disco, Boogie and Funky. We enjoy the best hits of music stars such as Boney M., ABBA, Kool & The Gang, Chic, Jackson Five, A Taste Of Honey...
Discrete
Address: 6/12 Żurawia St.
Discrete is a new place in the city center of Warsaw. You can get there easily walking from The Palace of Culture and Science & other city center clubs. The entrance is from Nowogrodzka 11 street, where used to be Barbiebar kitch club. Inside Discrete is black & white with Hed Kendi accents and grate bar with on-going promotion on drinks.
Nobo
Address: 58a Wilcza St. Tel: +48 (22) 6224007
NOBO BAR philosophy was born during one of these weekends when its parents, i.e. the inventors, as well as the present owners of NOBO got together to spend a memorable evening with a group of friends. Unluckily, the club which they had chosen to meet at, turned out to be, well, to use a euphemism, rather unfriendly in every aspect of its existence.
Dekada
Address: ul. Grojecka 19/25 Tel: +48 (22) 8235558
Packed out dance floor with music changing throughout the week. Weekends are usually reserved for disco and chart hits. Dekada is now part of Warsaw folklore and the place to go if you are looking for an amorous encounter with a barbie bombshell...
Tygmont Jazz Club
Address: ul. Mazowiecka 6/8 Tel: +48 (22) 8283409
Warsaw's Tygmont Jazz Club is a well-established live-music venue in Warsaw's city center. This club concentrates more on serving up great music than it does on atmosphere - though Tygmont has plenty of that, as well. Serious audience members only, please. You may be asked not to speak through certain performances.