Looking to explore Warsaw’s nightlife but not sure where to begin? The capital is home to dozens of clubs that cater to every taste – from intimate underground venues to massive dance floors featuring top DJs.
We’ve put together a list of the hottest nightclubs where you’re guaranteed a great night out, whether you’re into techno, house, or mainstream music.
And if you’re looking to mix things up, be sure to check out our guides to the best restaurants, shopping centers, and cinemas Warsaw has to offer.
1. Level 27
Perched on the 27th floor in downtown Warsaw, Level 27 has made its way into the world’s top 100 nightclubs as ranked by the International Nightlife Association. The club’s biggest draw is its panoramic terrace with sweeping views of Warsaw at night. Guests can’t stop raving about the incredible sunsets and sunrises over the city.
The venue is split into two areas: a 355 m² main hall and a spacious 450 m² open terrace. The interior features copper accents and Edison bulbs that create a warm, moody vibe in the evening.
The security team keeps a close eye on the crowd, making sure everyone has a safe and enjoyable time. The bar staff whips up creative cocktails, and there’s hookah service if that’s your thing. Drink prices are what you’d expect from an upscale spot.
Weekly DJ sets and live performances keep the energy high. The music mix is solid – everything from house beats to chart-toppers.
You can book tables in advance for VIP service. Level 27 is clearly doing something right – in 2024, it snagged its fifth TripAdvisor Travelers’ Choice award and earned a spot among Europe’s top 50 rooftop bars according to Big 7 Travel.
2. Enklawa Art & Music Club
Twenty years in, and Enklawa Art & Music Club is still one of Warsaw’s hottest nightlife destinations.
The club really shines with its top-notch sound system and cutting-edge lighting setup. DJs spin everything from electronic beats to current hits. Weekends are packed with live shows and themed parties.
They’re pretty chill about the dress code – you can rock up in sneakers and a t-shirt. The only hiccup might be the occasional coat check chaos, but the staff is quick to sort things out.
The interior strikes a nice balance between modern style and smart layout. Whether it’s regular club nights or private events – birthdays, weddings, you name it – they’ve got it covered.
3. Gatsby
At Gatsby, live music rules the night – jazz, blues, and current hits performed by local bands and DJs. The place stays busy with themed parties and private events. Some nights it’s all about student parties, while weekends draw in the jazz crowd and live music fans.
The cocktail list will make your head spin – in a good way – with creative mixes and champagne options. The bartenders love to experiment with flavors but keep the prices reasonable.
The interior, dreamed up by architect Kinga Mostowik, manages to be both luxurious and practical. The panoramic windows serve up great views of the river and Narodowy Stadium. Only real gripe? The elevator queue when you need to hit the restrooms downstairs.
4. XOXO Party
XOXO Party stands out with its smart layout across 400 square meters – the dance floor is flanked by tables on three sides with a great view from the upper level. The second floor houses two VIP rooms, though guests have mentioned some ventilation problems up there.
The club’s tech setup is impressive: 8 LED screens on the dance floor, 13 LCD panels lining the walls, and top-notch sound and lighting. There’s even a karaoke spot. Three bars keep drinks flowing smoothly, with over 130 different alcohol options to choose from.
The weekend crowd tends to be young, mostly under 20. The bartenders know their stuff, whipping up both classics and their own signature drinks. The dance floor isn’t huge, but the clever layout of the surrounding space makes up for it.
They’re big on themed parties here – everything from k-pop nights to corporate events. They’ve hosted more than 1,200 events so far, including 140 concerts and 60 filming sessions.
The main downsides? A cramped coat check and stuffy VIP rooms. But the place is always kept clean – something guests consistently point out. The space is pretty versatile too, working just as well for intimate gatherings as it does for big events with hundreds of people.
5. Niebo
At Niebo, the sound hits different – their system pumps out crystal-clear audio, though those old windows can sometimes create a bit of echo.
You’ll catch both local and international acts here, and the weekend parties draw Warsaw’s most energetic crowd. The terrace is a huge hit on warm nights – perfect for taking a breather with a cocktail.
Beyond the party scene, there’s an Asian restaurant serving up generous portions – their poke bowls are particularly filling. Smokers can head up to the dedicated room on the top floor. Even when it’s packed, the dance floor is big enough that you won’t feel like a sardine.
Finding it might be tricky your first time – it’s tucked away in an inner courtyard, but your GPS will get you there.
6. Hybrydy
This student club is a bit of a legend – it’s been around for over 50 years and still pulls in crowds of all ages. The sound system is seriously good, handling live shows without any echo or distortion – concert promoters love it. Unlike most clubs in the city, you can actually move on the dance floor without playing human Tetris, and the long bar means you won’t wait ages for a drink.
Their retro nights playing 80s and 90s hits always pack the place with an energetic young crowd. They mix it up between DJ sets and live shows, plus there’s a lounge area when you need to catch your breath. Drink prices won’t break the bank either.
Only real complaint? Sometimes they’re a bit short on security inside to handle any drama with tipsy guests.
7. Dekada
Dekada hosts regular live concerts and themed DJ sets ranging from disco to hip-hop. The crowd tends to be 35-45 years old, which makes for a more mature vibe.
The bartenders are quick and chatty, plus they serve free snacks like popcorn and nachos on Thursdays. You’ll hear lots of 80s and disco tunes, with DJ sets going until the early hours, though some people mention the DJs could work on their track transitions.
The venue is split between a decent-sized dance floor and a bar area. They often host private parties with custom menus. Security keeps things in check without being too heavy-handed.
8. BANK CLUB
A former bank vault in Warsaw has been transformed into one of the city’s coolest spots. The basement, once home to safety deposit boxes, is now the BLU room, complete with blue lighting.
Bank Club draws a younger crowd around 25, mixing up live shows, laser displays, and DJ sets. It’s got two main areas: the dance floor and a lounge with a bar where people can chill and chat.
The bar serves up premium cocktails, including the hard-to-find Johnnie Walker Blue Label. Weekends can get messy with broken glass, but the staff stays on top of cleanup. Weekdays are pretty quiet, with around 30-35 people.
They’re big on private events – corporate parties, bachelor/bachelorette celebrations – and have all the gear you need. You can book tables or lounge areas for an extra charge.
9. FIFTY CLUB
FIFTY CLUB’s dance cabaret puts on quite a show with their professional dancers and singers.
Dinner comes as a four-course set menu, though you’re limited to three choices per course. The food gets mixed reviews – some love the fish dishes and desserts, while others think it’s just okay. The wait staff is efficient without pushing extras, and even their basic wines are pretty good.
The place switches to a dance club after dinner, but there’s a catch with the seating – you’ll need to pay extra to keep your table.
The whole place has an American club feel with solid sound and lighting setup. Expect to pay above-average prices.
10. La Pose
La Pose keeps things lively every night – you’ll find everything from karaoke Tuesdays to burlesque and drag shows.
The three-floor setup includes a cocktail bar, dance floor, and performance space. DJs spin current hits and popular tracks – it was actually a hit with folks after the Taylor Swift concert.
While they’re open until morning, you can wrap up your night whenever you want. The bartenders mix up some creative cocktails, and you can get proper breakfasts and dinners from the kitchen.
It’s a mix of locals and tourists, with a pretty international crowd. Only real downside is they could use more bathrooms when it gets busy.
11. Tygmont
At Tygmont, different DJs take turns spinning house, R&B, and pop. The dance floor never gets too packed, even on Saturdays, so there’s plenty of room to move. Your entry ticket gets you your first shot, and other drinks are standard city center prices.
The music flows from Latin beats to American rap all night, with smooth transitions between tracks. They keep going past 3 AM even on Sundays, when most other places have called it a night.
