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TimetableAs prices are always happy, there's no such thing as happy hour in Poland! The busiest days and times are Friday and Saturday evenings, when the most popular bars are often packed. However, it can also be very busy on other days of the week, especially in tourist areas or the liveliest parts of major cities.
Budget & TipsLike restaurants, Polish bars offer very attractive prices. Expect to pay between 9 and 18 zł for a draught beer (0.5 l), i.e. between €2 and €4. Of course, prices can vary depending on factors such as your location (big city or more rural area) or the type of establishment you frequent (chic bar or neighborhood bar). You'll also find plenty of friendly cafés where you can stop for a taste. Starbucks and Costa are the classics, of course, but venture out into the back streets and you'll discover some nice, more authentic establishments.
Age restrictionsThe legal age for buying and consuming alcohol in Poland is 18. Some establishments may ask for identification to verify the age of customers (although this is rare in common practice). Establishments have the right to refuse service to anyone who is already intoxicated. Please note that it is forbidden to consume alcohol in parks, at bus stops, on the street or on public transport. This prohibition is strict, and you could be fined if you do not respect it.