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TOP 10 STAG DO ACTIVITIES in Gdansk

What are the best activities for a stag do in 2026?

The best stag do activities in 2026 are AK-47 Kalashnikov shooting, indoor karting, private River cruises for relaxed group entertainment, white water rafting, axe throwing, quad biking for thrilling off-road rides, and private pub crawls through Old Town for legendary nightlife. Most activities include English-speaking female guides, hotel pickup and can be combined into full-day stag packages.

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PRANK STAG ACTIVITIES in Gdansk

What are the best stag pranks?

Popular stag pranks include the fake stripper hotel manager (dominatrix arrives pretending to complain about noise), dwarf police arrest (staged by actors in uniforms), stag kidnapping with bag over head, busking challenge on Market Square where the groom must earn beer money by performing, and ridiculous costume dares like mankini or bunny suit pub crawls.

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STAG-TAILORED AIRPORT TRANSFERS in Gdansk

How do stag groups get from Airport to the city?

Stag groups have several options from the Airport to city center: private minibus transfers (180-250 EUR for 8-16 people, 25 minutes) with meet-and-greet service, airport taxis (27 EUR per car, max 4 passengers), trains (4 EUR, 20 minutes to main station), or buses (1.30 EUR, 25-45 minutes). For stag groups, private minibus transfers are most popular as they keep the group together, include luggage space, and can be upgraded with onboard entertainment or limousine/strip party bus options.

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NIGHTLIFE STAG ACTIVITIES in Gdansk

Our stag nightlife activities include VIP club entry, bar crawls, and bottle service at top party destinations across Eastern Europe. Choose from guided pub tours, nightclub packages, and custom itineraries designed for bachelor party groups.

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SHOOTING STAG ACTIVITIES in Gdansk

What shooting activities are available?

We offer AK-47 Kalashnikov shooting at professional ranges, pistol shooting (Glock 17, CZ 75), shotgun and sniper rifle experiences, airsoft tactical combat, and indoor paintball. No gun license required for tourists. Packages start from 250-400 PLN including transport, hotel pickup and friendly local guides.

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FOOD STAG ACTIVITIES in Gdansk

What are the best places to eat for stag groups?

The best places to eat for stag groups include central brewery-type restaurants with space for up to 500 people across rooms with an option of a VIP room for a private show. Cuisine types that work best with stag groups are : Burgers, Steak, Polish and Italian preferably with pool, TVs with sport channels or with basement bowling. You need venues that accommodate groups of 12-30+ people with advance notice. We will sort reservations and dessert ;) - booked and ready for your party.

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DAY ACTIVITIES in Gdansk

What are the best daytime stag activities?

Top daytime stag activities include shooting range packages with AK-47 and pistols for or stag-friendly maid for mornings, indoor karting for competitive racing, quad biking through off-road tracks, white water rafting, axe throwing for active groups, and paintball battles. For more relaxed options, consider River cruises, or brewery tours. Most day activities include local guides English-speaking instructors, private 2-way transport and hotel pickup

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STAG DO PACKAGES in Gdansk

Should You Book a Ready-Made Stag Do Package or Create Your Own? 

Ready-made stag do packages:  Save 10-15% versus booking separately and eliminate coordination stress—everything's pre-arranged. Custom itineraries offer flexibility to choose only stag activities your group wants and adjust timing, but require more planning and usually cost more. New for 2026: Build your own stag do package with 4+ activities and get up to 10% discount. WhatsApp today for details.

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How to organise a Gdansk Stag Do in 10 steps?

So you want to plan a stag do in Gdansk? It’s quick, easy and more fun than ever! Get ready to plan your weekend with this step by step guide for the best man:

  1. Guest list: Round up the groom’s mates and make a guest list that screams “epic adventure!” Make sure to include friends who will bring the energy and create an unforgettable atmosphere. Don’t leave anyone out. There may be some stag’s friends you don’t know. Ask around

  2. Dates: Talk to the groom and pick a date that will set the tone for an amazing experience. With StagHero you only pay 30% deposit upfront and you can change the number of people in your group at no cost up to one week before departure. No early cancellation fees. That’s flexibility!

  3. Budget: Now that the crew is assembled it’s time to set the budget. Discuss spending limits with the group so everyone is comfortable. Remember to consider accommodation, transportation, activities and some delicious meals. These are practically free as with StagHero the stag and best man usually go free (12+). Check out the current offers and promos.

  4. Accommodation: Scroll down to see a range of stag friendly accommodation options in Gdansk. Whether you want luxurious hotels, trendy hostels or stylish apartments you’ll find the perfect place to rest up before getting back into the action.

  5. Activities: Get ready for an action packed line up of activities! Gdansk has it all, from brewery tours and go-karting to paintball and party boat trips. Choose activities that fit the groom’s interests and make sure to have a balance of adventure, relaxation and pure fun!

  6. Book: Take control and book everything in advance to secure your spots. Book tables at top restaurants, reserve the most popular tours and activities and prepare for a hassle free stag do. Availability is limited especially between April and September. No deposit is required to book!

  7. Airport transfer: Don’t settle for boring transport! Level up with party buses and luxury limousines that will have heads turning as you drive through the city. Arrive at your destinations in style with some local talent on board as entertainment, every moment of your journey will be as epic as the stag do itself. Strip prank to set the mood is highly recommended.

  8. Plan for surprises: Blow the groom’s mind with some unforgettable pranks! Consider unique activities like hiring a Gdansk dominatrix or staging a stag kidnapping. These will have the whole group in stitches and create memories that will be shared and laughed about for years to come.

  9. Communicate the details: Keep the group informed by sharing a detailed itinerary including timings, meeting points and any special instructions. Use a communication method that works for everyone, so the anticipation and excitement builds with every message. For us What’s App groups work best. You can also call us on What’s App.

  10. Party: Now it’s time to let it all hang out and make memories that will last forever. As best man make sure the groom is the star of the show and create an atmosphere where everyone can enjoy the celebration. Capture the moments through photos and videos so you can relive the magic of this epic stag do in Gdansk.

So now you’re all set to make a stag do that will be legendary. Get the crew together, turn up the party and get ready Gdansk!


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Make it easy. Book the activity dates today. No obligation. No small print and most importantly no cancellation fees! This will block the dates for your group only and you can cancel later with no cost if you change your mind.

And get ready to be blown away by the Staghero crew, the unbeatable superheroes of the game, rocking it out in Gdansk since 2006. We’ve been around since 2006 (yes we’re that old!) and have been trailblazers as the original masters of stag weekends in Poland. Imagine us at the top of our game, fearlessly setting the bar that others can only dream of reaching, while we’re in our prime during our 30s.


19+ years in the industry

From our humble beginnings in Warsaw, Poland in 2006 we’ve grown and grown, in the 2010’s we expanded to our own branches in Gdansk, Krakow, Wroclaw and in 2021 we added Bratislava and Prague and Amsterdam to the mix too. We’ve overcome every obstacle in our path, we survived the 2008 credit crunch and rose from the ashes of the 2020/2021 Covid crisis. We’re unstoppable.

Now with over 19 years of experience under our belt we’re a force to be reckoned with, we have a team of local heroes in every city. Our Sales Team, Event Managers and Guides work tirelessly to deliver amazing Gdansk activities from start to finish. They are in direct contact with end suppliers and clients. So you get your answers fast and your prices low. Our team are in fact our local legends, with mind blowing knowledge, unwavering commitment and a burning desire to create unforgettable memories.

"Our tight structure and direct relationships with our city managers, guides and suppliers means we can deliver the highest standards in the game, while keeping our prices chill. By bypassing the middlemen we have access to the best resources and deliver more value to our clients."

SOME OF OUR 2026 GDANSK GUIDES - YOUR ADDED VALUE

Ready for an incredibly cool and unforgettable stag do experience in the vibrant city of Gdansk? We've got you covered with our team of well-trained, super-friendly female guides who will take your Gdansk weekend to the next level. These guides are not only knowledgeable, competent, and fluent in multiple languages, but they are also incredibly friendly and enjoyable to be around. From the moment you arrive at the airport, they will be there to welcome you and ensure a seamless journey to your hotel.



Daria

An energetic thirty-year-old with a passion for extreme sports. Her main hobby is windsurfing, and she spends every free weekend on the water. 



Kornelia

Kornelia loves spending time tending to her flowers and vegetables. Her garden is a true masterpiece, full of exotic plants and beautiful colors. 



Kaja

Kaja is most probably the sweetest person in the world. She has been. a Team member since 2020. She loves Gdansk and enjoys meeting new people. 



Sandra

Extremely feminine and as complicated as a 10,000-piece puzzle. She likes tattoos and a sharp look. Always with a smile on her face. 

Izabela

With a voice that could rival Luciano Pavarotti's, she ensures that every lost partygoer will find her.  

Marta

She is the central figure of every event. A seductress in high heels by night and an athlete by day. 

Agnieszka

The volcano of positive polish energy. She can’t live without her Diet Coke. She is super fun, friendly and open-minded.

Our Gdansk office address is Antoniego Suchanka 3A 80-766

Top 10 Gdansk Stag Do Activities

Top 10 Stag Activities in Gdansk

Gear up for an epic 2026 Gdansk Stag Weekend with our carefully curated selection of the most thrilling activities that will leave your crew in awe. Here's a sneak peek of the mind-blowing activities - we offer over 64 to choose from:

  1. Luxury Limousine Airport Transfer

    Make an entrance as you and your crew arrive in Gdansk, turning heads and making a statement as you step out of a luxury limousine. Get ready for the party to start as soon as you land with onboard entertainment.

  2. Party Bus Airport Transfer

    Start the party as soon as you touch down in Gdansk. Jump on a party bus with your mates, where the music is pumping, the drinks are flowing and the atmosphere is electric. Get ready to set the tone for an epic weekend.

  3. Party Boat

    Take your party to the waters of Gdansk with a party boat experience. Dance, drink and soak up the vibes while taking in the stunning views of the city coastline. This floating party will take your stag weekend to new heights.

  4. Paintballing

    Gear up and get your inner warriors out in heart pounding paintball battles. Test your skills, strategy and team spirit as you take on super cool challenges, creating unforgettable moments of friendly competition and quading - yes! We have quad bikes on site too.

  5. Boat Party Gdansk   /  Party Boat

    We have more than 5 party boats in Gdansk to choose from, depending on your group size and preference. Above links will take you to 2 of them. It's our best -selling activity so don't wait too long to book your dates. Just like with everything else, also with Party Boats are booked for Saturday nights between 6 and 10 p.m, so availability especially in high season is very limited..

  6. Private Pub Crawl

    Go on a private pub tour with your own guide who will show you the hidden gems and hottest spots in Gdansk's nightlife. Get ready for an epic evening of hopping from one great bar to another, immersing yourselves in the city's vibe and with only your mates. And only them. NO other drunk guys will be there.

  7. Stag's Steak Dinner aka Steak'n' Tits

    Treat yourselves to a delicious steak dinner and indulge in the best cuts cooked to perfection. Enjoy every bite of the meat and the company of your friends, creating a memorable dining experience that combines great food and stag weekend!

  8. Private Nightlife Tour

    Get into the heart of Gdansk's nightlife with a guided tour that will show you the city's best venues. Let your guide lead the way as you explore the nightlife, get VIP treatment and experience the party culture of Gdansk..

  9. Beer Tasting Experience

    Elevate your stag weekend with a polish beer tasting experience. Enjoy a selection of premium beers and let an expert guide you through the flavours and aromas. A classy and memorable way to celebrate your special occasion.

  10. Tank Driving

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Gdansk Stag Do Packages: The Baltic City That Outperforms Every Expectation

Gdansk stag do packages combining four or more activities across both Gdansk and Sopot deliver an unbeatable mix of Baltic coastal scenery and genuinely budget-friendly bachelor party logistics — and that combination is exactly why smart stag do groups are choosing this historic port city over an overcrowded Prague or Budapest weekend. The price difference is significant, the atmosphere is more authentic, and the activity range is broader than most groups expect before they arrive.

Most stag parties base themselves in the compact Główne Miasto district, where 14th-century brick townhouses along Długi Targ sit within stumbling distance of craft vodka bars, AK-47 shooting ranges, private brewery tours featuring regional Baltic porters, and escape rooms built into the medieval street network itself. Everything is walkable, nothing requires a 40-minute taxi, and the Old Town backdrop gives even a standard night out a setting that cities built for tourism simply can't replicate.

Daytime Gdansk packages typically open with high-octane sessions — paintball in the outskirts, go-karting on Gdansk's outdoor tracks, or target shooting with handguns and rifles under a professional instructor — before shifting pace toward something the city does uniquely well. Kayaking through the industrial shipyard canals near Westerplatte, where the first shots of World War II were fired, adds a layer of real history that bachelor groups consistently mention as a highlight they didn't expect to enjoy. Stag-tailored Guided vodka tasting tours near Neptune's Fountain slot in perfectly as a late-afternoon wind-down before the evening begins.

When the sun drops behind the Baltic, the stag do packages shift into a different gear entirely. Sopot, just 20 minutes north by SKM train, extends the weekend into Poland's most famous seaside resort — beachfront bars, open-air terraces, and a nightlife strip along Monte Cassino Street that runs from afternoon sessions straight through to 4am. Back in Gdansk, VIP nightclub entry with reserved tables and bottle service along Ulica Tkacka gives groups the kind of night out that feels expensive but, by Western European standards, genuinely isn't.

The honest competitive advantage Gdansk holds over other stag destinations is simple: two cities, one trip. No other European stag do location lets you move between a UNESCO-listed medieval city and a Baltic beach resort within the same evening. 4+ activity packages here routinely undercut equivalent 2-activity packages in London, Amsterdam, or Barcelona — and the groups that discover Gdansk tend not to look elsewhere twice... unless it is another city in Poland.


Gdansk Stag Do Ideas: What to Actually Do There

Gdansk doesn't get the credit it deserves. Most groups default to Krakow or Prague, but Gdansk quietly delivers one of the best stag weekends in Poland — coastal vibes, cheap drinks, and enough activity options to fill a long weekend without repeating yourself. Gdansk works so well for stag parties because it doesn't feel manufactured for tourists. The bars are used by locals, the prices are genuinely low, and the Old Town is compact enough that nothing feels like an effort. Most groups end up wishing they'd booked an extra night.

Action & Adrenaline

  • Shooting range experience – AK-47s, pistols, and sniper rifles with a dedicated instructor; one of the most popular stag activities in the city
  • Go-karting – indoor and outdoor tracks available, great for a competitive warm-up on the first afternoon
  • Paintball – full mission-based scenarios outside the city, ideal for groups of 8+
  • Bubble football – chaotic, hilarious, and surprisingly physical; perfect if the group wants something active but low-stakes

Water & Coastal Activities

  • Boat party on the Baltic – open-water sailing with an onboard bar; Gdansk is one of the only stag cities where this is genuinely viable
  • Jet skiing and kayaking – the Motlawa River and Tri-City coastline give you options most stag destinations simply can't offer
  • Sopot beach day – only 20 minutes away, with beachfront bars and a completely different atmosphere to the Old Town

Food, Drink & Culture

  • Vodka tasting tour – six or more Polish varieties with a local guide explaining the differences; surprisingly good fun even for non-vodka drinkers
  • Craft beer brewery tour – Baltic porters and regional ales brewed locally, usually includes food
  • Escape room – several Old Town options designed specifically for larger groups

Gdansk and Sopot Nights Out

  • Guided pub crawl – covers bars you'd never find on your own, welcome shots included, no guesswork on the night
  • VIP nightclub entry – reserved table, bottle service, and queue bypass at the city's best clubs
  • Private limo tour – pick up the groom in style and move between venues without the faff of taxis

2026 GDANSK STAG DO GUIDE

Gdansk is a popular tourist destination for a reason. This Polish city has the best of both worlds – history and modernity which makes it the perfect place for a stag do.


Here are 10 reasons why  we think Gdansk is the best place in Poland for a stag party:


Cheap: With cheap drinks, food and accommodation Gdansk is a budget friendly destination for a stag party. You won’t have to worry about going broke while having fun.


Beautiful Girls:
The city is famous for its beautiful women. So if you’re looking for some eye candy Gdansk is the place to be.

Beautiful Buildings: Gdansk is a city of beautiful buildings which is the perfect setting for a stag do. Gothic to Renaissance there’s something for everyone.

Historical: The city is full of history and has many historical monuments and landmarks. This is the perfect place for a stag party with a difference.

Nightlife: With its nightlife Gdansk is the best place for a stag party. Trendy bars to busy nightclubs there’s something for everyone.

Live Ammo: For those who like a bit of a thrill Gdansk has a shooting range where you can shoot live ammo. The groom to be will never forget this.

Good Value Activities: The city has a lot of activities such as boat trips, fishing trips and brewery tours which are great value for money.

Food: Gdansk is famous for its food and traditional Polish dishes like pierogi and bigos. The city is a foodie’s heaven and you’ll never go hungry.

Spas: After a night of partying you can relax at one of the city’s many spas. Saunas to hot tubs there’s something for everyone.

Girls, girls, girls...:  In the summertime...well....just hit that Beach and you will see.



10 things to do in Gdansk

Gdansk is a fantastic destination for a memorable stag weekend, offering a variety of gdansk stag activities that cater to groups looking for unique experiences and accommodations tailored for stag parties.


  1. Walk the Old Town: Gdansk’s Old Town is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and has some of the most beautiful architecture in Poland. Walk along the cobblestone streets and see the colourful buildings, Gothic churches and charming cafes. Discover hidden gems, such as unique spots and lesser-known attractions that offer an authentic experience beyond the popular tourist sites.

  2. Gdansk Shipyard: The Gdansk Shipyard is where the Solidarity movement started under Lech Walesa. Visit the shipyard to learn about the history of this movement and how it brought an end to communist rule in Poland.

  3. Go up St. Mary’s Basilica: St. Mary’s Basilica is one of the biggest brick churches in the world. Go up the tower for views of Gdansk and the surrounding area. The interior of the basilica is also worth seeing with its beautiful stained glass windows and impressive altars.

  4. Visit the European Solidarity Centre: Learn more about the Solidarity movement and communist history in Poland at the European Solidarity Centre. The museum has many exhibits, documents and multimedia presentations about this period in Polish history.

  5. Chill out in Oliwa Park: Oliwa Park is a lovely park with gardens, ponds and walking paths. Perfect place to relax. Make sure to visit Oliwa Cathedral and listen to the beautiful music of the Oliwa Organ which plays daily concerts.

  6. Walk Dluga Street: Dluga Street is one of the main streets in Gdansk’s Old Town. With colourful houses, shops and cafes it’s a lovely place to take a stroll. Don’t forget to see the Neptune Fountain and the Golden Gate.

  7. Museum of the Second World War: This museum covers the whole of World War II with a focus on Gdansk and its people. Exhibits include artifacts, personal stories and multimedia presentations.

  8. Boat tour on the Motlawa River: Take a boat tour on the Motlawa River to see Gdansk from a different angle. You’ll pass by historic buildings, warehouses and shipyards and get a sense of the city’s maritime heritage.

  9. Try pierogi and Polish food: No visit to Poland is complete without trying pierogi, traditional Polish dumplings. Visit local restaurants to try authentic Polish food, other specialties like kielbasa, bigos and oscypek.

  10. Day trip to Malbork Castle: If you have time take a day trip to Malbork Castle, the biggest brick castle in the world. A UNESCO World Heritage Site and a must see for medieval history.

Make the most of your time in Gdansk by combining history with walking and Polish food!


Top 5 Gdansk Tourist traps

Gdansk is a vibrant city and a popular tourist destination, offering a mix of historical significance and contemporary attractions. However, as with any energetic atmosphere, it has its share of tourist traps. Here are 5 of them:

The “Amber” souvenir shops: These shops sell low quality amber jewelry at high prices. Buy amber from reputable, certified shops.

St. Mary’s Church Area: The church itself is beautiful and historic but the surrounding area is full of street vendors selling overpriced and low quality souvenirs.

The Main Town Hall: Some tour guides may take you to the Main Town Hall and charge you an entrance fee but it’s closed to the public and can only be seen from outside.

The “Free Walking Tour”: Be careful with the “free” walking tours that may end with high pressure sales pitch or request for donation. Same applies to anything offered to you “FREE” especially in the old town area with a strong emphasis on those good-looking polish girls trying to lure you into the club. Some of these clubs are scams and you should only go to safe ones with a night guide.

The Neptune’s Fountain: The fountain itself is popular attraction but the surrounding area is crowded with street performers and vendors trying to sell overpriced souvenirs.

Always do your research and be aware of these tourist traps to avoid being scammed and to have a better and more authentic experience in Gdansk. One of the most common ones is the “safe” strip club with free entry and a drink: There’s no free lunch in this world and if you don’t know that by now you might find out the hard way if you fall for this one lured by one of those hot strip vendors with umbrellas. It’s a very tourist trap - lads go to unsafe places, get drunk and get overcharged massively (we’re talking thousands of euros here) on your credit card. This is common and dangerous so we decided to write a whole part of our Gdansk Stag Do Guide on it. See below ↓↓↓


Strip club scams in Gdansk nightlife - basic survival rules

Strip clubs can be a tourist attraction but also a scam. But hey! It’s a stag do, not a company trip so you DO want to go to a strip club and see some local talent! No worries. There are safe options here, not just scams and dungeons - just book one of our nightlife tours and our lovely guides will make sure your weekend is fun and safe. They will show you only tested, safe spots and make sure nothing ruins your weekend. Ride it, but stay safe.

If you want to save a few bucks, take a chance and go to the strip clubs on your own, here are 8 tips to avoid scams:

  1. Never use credit card. Always use cash in the club. Credit card fraud is the most common in strip clubs. Since confirmed by PIN, your bank will not refund anything.

  2. Do not buy champagne and always ask for the price before ordering. Strip clubs overcharge for drinks and champagne is the most expensive.

  3. Do not buy drinks for the girls. Instead buy (cheap!) lap dances. Buying drinks for the girls is a trap to get you to spend more money. Lap dances are safer and more fun way to spend your money.

  4. Be aware of the clubs that charge entrance fee or cover charge. Some clubs may charge entrance fee but then make it hard or impossible to leave without paying more.

  5. Be careful of clubs that ask you to pay in advance. If a club asks you to pay in advance it could be a sign that they are not trustworthy.

  6. Watch your wallet while having lap dances.

  7. Look for reviews or ask locals for recommendations.

  8. To be sure, make sure you book a private nightlife tour on your first night out to show you all the best (and safe) places. 


Gdansk Stag-Friendly Accommodation for a Gdansk Stag Weekend

Whatever your budget or preferences, there’s an accommodation in Gdansk for your stag do. Whether you choose a budget hostel, luxury hotel, or something in between, you’ll have an amazing time in this crazy city known for its vibrant nightlife and gorgeous girls. Here are your options.

Hostels: Hostels are a budget-friendly option for stags. They offer basic but comfy accommodation, with rooms to suit any group size. Some hostels have private rooms, perfect for stags who want a bit of extra privacy.

Hotels: Hotels are for those who want a bit more comfort and luxury. With many room types and price points, you’ll find the perfect hotel for your group in Gdansk.

Apartments: Apartments are for groups who want the freedom and flexibility of having their own space. With a fully equipped kitchen, living room, and private bedrooms, apartments are the perfect combination of comfort and autonomy.

Party Hostels: For those who want to be in the middle of the action, party hostels are the way to go. These hostels are for travelers who love to party and are often located in the city center, close to all the best bars and clubs.

Luxury Hotels: If you want to splurge for your stag do, book a luxury hotel. These hotels have it all: spacious rooms, top restaurants, and spa facilities. Perfect for stags who want to be pampered and indulge a bit.


Top 10 Stag-Friendly Hotels in Gdansk

Yes, we know what is most popular stag-friendly accommodation - hostels. But some of those 3-5 star hotels can still be a bargain compared to U.K or Western Europe. So we have the inside scoop on the top 10 bachelor-friendly hotels and hostels in Gdańsk. From budget options to luxurious suites, there’s something for every kind of party animal. Whether you're planning a Gdansk stag weekend or just a fun getaway, these accommodations will ensure you have a memorable stay.


3 reasons why You should not book your accommodation as  a stag company package:

  1. You will have much more options to choose from (usually stag agencies that offer accommodation packages have only 1 or 2  options in each star category with vague pictures and questionable reputation and locations.

  2. You will meet more local girls -  Think all inclusive in Egypt : with all stag groups are in 1 same hotel/hostel in Gdansk, instead of meeting "local talent" at breakfast, you get to deal with hundreds of other hangovered males. Unless, this is what you are after...

  3. Save money - After 1. and 2. above - why overpay?


Ok, lets's get to it - here are your top 10:

Stay Inn Hotel Gdansk: This hotel is perfect for bachelors, affordable prices and great amenities like free Wi-Fi, bar and excellent location close to Gdansk's Old Town. Perfect base for exploring the city and hitting the clubs.

Grand Hostel Gdansk: Don’t let the name fool you, this hostel is not basic. It’s a stylish and modern space with comfy rooms, free Wi-Fi and fully equipped kitchen for all your pre-game needs. Located in the city centre, just a short walk from all the action.

Radisson Blu Hotel Gdansk: For bachelors who want a bit of luxury, the Radisson Blu Hotel Gdansk is the way to go. This 5-star hotel has it all - spacious rooms, great city views and top amenities like indoor pool, spa and fitness centre. Perfect place to relax and recharge before hitting the town.

Targ Rybny Apartamenty: If you’re looking for a more chill vibe, Targ Rybny Apartamenty is the way to go. These cozy and stylish apartments are located in a quiet part of the city but still just a short walk from all the action. Plus they have everything you need to cook up a meal and chill with the lads.

Sunflower Hostel: Budget hostel in the heart of Gdansk’s Old Town. Perfect for stags on a budget. Bar and communal areas to meet other travellers and make new friends.

Hilton Gdansk: If you want to go all out, the Hilton Gdansk is the ultimate. Spacious rooms, world-class restaurants and great city views. Perfect for stags who want to be pampered.

Amber Side Apartment: This apartment is located in the trendy Nowy Port area and is perfect for groups who want their own space. Fully equipped kitchens, living rooms and private bedrooms. Ultimate comfort and freedom.

Backpackers Club: If you want to be in the middle of the action, the Backpackers Club is the way to go. Party hostel in the city centre, just steps from all the best bars and clubs and designed for travellers who love to party.

Hotel Bristol: If you want something a bit more traditional but with all the modern amenities, Hotel Bristol is the way to go. Elegant rooms, great restaurants and central location. Perfect for stags who want the best of both worlds.

And last but not least, the One World Hostel. This hostel is all about socialising and meeting new people so perfect for bachelors looking to make new friends on their trip. Located in the city centre with easy access to all the best bars and clubs. Plus communal kitchen and bar so you can get the party started right in the hostel.


Gdansk Airport Transfers


Gdansk Lech Walesa Airport is the main airport for Gdansk, Poland and is located about 9km from the city centre. For airport transfers there are several options available including taxis, public transport, private minibus services, limousines and party buses. Arriving in Gdansk sets the stage for a crazy night filled with excitement and adventure.

Taxis are a popular choice for airport transfers but can be pricey. Reports of taxi scams at Gdansk Airport mean it’s important to choose a reputable taxi company or pre-book a service to avoid being overcharged.


Public Transport:

Public transport (buses and trains) is a more budget option. However this may not be as convenient especially if you have a lot of luggage.


Private Minibus Services:

Private minibus with meet and greet pickup is a convenient and hassle free transfer to the hotel or destination. Perfect for larger groups travelling together. Gdansk private minibus airport transfer - free meet and greet at Gdansk Airport


Limousines and Party Buses:

Limousines and party buses are for those who want to make an entrance in Gdansk. These luxury vehicles offer a VIP experience with modern amenities. They provide a comfortable and stylish airport transfer and set the tone for a stag friendly weekend. With a stocked bar, advanced sound system, spacious interior and onboard entertainment, limousines and party buses let you start the party from the moment you arrive. Perfect for stag weekends, special occasions or just because you want to arrive in style.

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Gdansk Stag Do FAQ

Yes, Gdansk is an excellent stag destination combining coastal location, 75+ activities, waterfront nightlife, and Baltic Sea beaches with prices 40% cheaper than Krakow. The city offers unique experiences like private party boats on the Baltic, beachside bars, and less crowded venues than Warsaw or Krakow. Direct flights from UK take 2-3 hours making it perfect for weekend trips.
Top Gdansk stag activities include private Baltic Sea party boat cruises, AK-47 shooting at professional ranges, outdoor karting, paintball with quad bikes on-site, and private guided pub crawls through Tkacka Street. Coastal activities like beach volleyball, kayaking tours, and catamaran trips make Gdansk unique compared to inland Polish cities. Most activities include English guides and hotel transfers.
Gdansk offers coastal setting, beaches, waterfront bars, and 20-30% cheaper prices with fewer tourists, while Krakow provides medieval architecture, more clubs, and wider activity selection. Choose Gdansk for a relaxed beach vibe with party boats and less crowded venues, or Krakow for intense nightlife and historic atmosphere. Both cities offer shooting, karting, and strip clubs with similar quality.
Tkacka Street (ulica Tkacka) is Gdansk's main nightlife strip with 20+ bars, clubs, and pubs within 200 meters. The Old Town (Główne Miasto) offers waterfront bars with Baltic Sea views, while Sopot (15 minutes away) provides beachside clubs and Monte Cassino Street party scene. Private pub crawls cover all three areas with VIP club entry and queue jump.
Average Gdansk stag weekend costs €200-€350 per person excluding flights for 8-12 person groups, including accommodation (€20-€40/night), activities (€18-€70), and nightlife (€25-€70). Complete packages range from €89 (single day) to €275 (full weekend with shooting, party boat, pub crawl). Gdansk is 20-30% cheaper than Krakow with direct booking saving 30-40% vs agencies.
Gdansk Lech Walesa Airport is 15km from city center - stag groups should book private minibus transfers (€70-130 for 8-16 people, 20-25 minutes) to avoid taxi scams. Budget options include trains (€3, 35 minutes to Gdansk Glowny station) or buses (€1.20, 40-50 minutes). Airport taxis cost €20-€25 but may overcharge tourists without meters.
Old Town (Główne Miasto) near Long Market or Tkacka Street is best for stag groups, offering walking distance to bars, restaurants, and waterfront. Sopot beach resort (15 minutes by train) provides beachside accommodation with casino and Monte Cassino nightlife. Avoid Oliwa and Wrzeszcz neighborhoods - too residential and far from nightlife action.
Yes, private party boat cruises on the Baltic Sea and Vistula River are Gdansk's signature stag activity starting from €35 per person for 2-3 hours. Boats include onboard bar, sound system, gogo dancers, and deck space for up to 50 people. Book PRIVATE boats only - shared party boats with 100+ strangers ruin the experience. Sunset cruises are most popular.
2-3 nights is ideal for Gdansk stag weekends (Friday-Sunday). Two nights covers daytime activities (shooting, party boat) and two nights of Tkacka Street pub crawls, while three nights adds beach time in Sopot or day trips to Malbork Castle. Most groups arrive Friday afternoon and depart Sunday, with Saturday for boat parties and beach bars.
Yes, Gdansk is 20-30% cheaper than Krakow for accommodation, activities, and drinks. Beer costs 7-12 złoty (€1.60-€2.70) vs Krakow's 8-15 złoty, meals €4-€8 vs €5-€10, and hotels €20-€40 vs €25-€45 per night. Complete stag packages start from €200 in Gdansk vs €250 in Krakow. Fewer tourists mean better deals and less crowded venues.
Sopot Beach (15 minutes by train) is the main Baltic Sea beach destination with 500m wooden pier, beach bars, volleyball courts, and Monte Cassino nightlife street. Jelitkowo Beach (Gdansk proper) offers quieter setting with beachside restaurants, while Brzezno Beach provides bonfire spots. All beaches are free entry with summer water temperatures 18-22°C (June-August).
Yes, book 4-6 weeks in advance especially for private party boats, shooting ranges, and weekend pub crawls during peak season (May-September). Gdansk has fewer activity providers than Krakow, so popular options fill quickly for groups 8+. Direct booking with local operators guarantees availability, saves 30-40%, and offers stag goes free for 12+ groups.
A pint of beer in Gdansk costs 15-20 PLN (€2.50-€4), much cheaper than Berlin or Amsterdam where prices can be double or triple. On average, expect to pay 10-15 PLN for a standard draft beer in a bar or pub. Prices can be higher in tourist areas or upscale bars. Sopot and Gdynia (Tricity) have similar prices to Gdansk.
Gdansk is a budget-friendly destination compared to Prague, Budapest, Amsterdam, and Berlin. Meals in mid-range restaurants cost 30-40 PLN (€7-€10) per person versus twice as much in Barcelona or Amsterdam. Big Mac Menu is around 20 PLN (€5) versus €9 in Western Europe. Taxis within city center cost 20-30 PLN (€5-€7), and public transport single tickets are 3-4 PLN (€0.75-€1). Club entry fees are 40-70 PLN (€8-€12) versus €50+ in Berlin or Amsterdam.
Meal in a restaurant: 30-40 PLN (€7-€10) in Gdansk vs twice as much in Barcelona or Amsterdam. Big Mac Menu: ~20 PLN (€5) in Gdansk vs ~€9 in Western Europe. Taxis: 20-30 PLN (€5-€7) for city center rides. Public transport: 3-4 PLN (€0.75-€1) single ticket. Club entry: 40-70 PLN (€8-€12) vs €50+ in Berlin or Amsterdam. StagHero nightlife packages are often cheaper than going alone with all fees included, plus queue jumping, VIP treatment, and reserved tables.
Gdansk uses Polish zloty (PLN) as official currency. Some places may accept Euro (EUR) or British Pound (GBP) but it's not common practice. Always have zloty with you as it's the most widely accepted currency. Exchange rates can be unfavourable and some places charge extra fees for foreign currency. Check current rates and have local currency when traveling to Gdansk. Inform your bank before traveling so your card won't be blocked.
Banks offer good exchange rates and are safest - found all over the city. Currency exchange offices (called "KANTOR" in Polish) are in tourist areas, airports and train stations - compare rates at different places before exchanging. ATMs are available everywhere but some have extra fees. Hotels may offer currency exchange but with higher fees. At the airport, use ATMs rather than exchange bureaus - they're ripoffs like unauthorised taxis. Get a private Gdansk minibus transfer with airport meet and greet instead.
Gdansk is generally a safe city, but as with any destination, be aware of your surroundings and take usual precautions. Check the latest travel advisory from your government before traveling. Tourist areas can be pickpocketing hotspots - watch your belongings. Avoid walking alone in quiet or dark areas at night. Know local emergency numbers and nearest embassy or consulate location. Exercise caution with airport transfers and strip club promoters to avoid common scams.

GDANSK NIGHTLIFE CITY GUIDE

Gdansk and Sopot on the Polish Baltic coast are the party capitals. From cocktail bars to high energy clubs, these two cities have it all for anyone looking for a wild night out - perfect for a Gdansk Stag Do! Here is the Nightlife City Guide prepared by our local experts especially for bachelor parties. Whether you’re after a brewery, a club or a beach party, Gdansk and Sopot have it all and our local guides will show you the best of it.

Here are the top 5 clubs in Gdansk and Sopot:

  1. BROVARNIA
    Brovarnia is a must visit for beer lovers looking for a night out. Located in the centre of Gdansk this brewery and pub has a range of local beers and food. Lively and energetic with live music and DJs until late.

  2. CELOFAN
    Celofan is one of the most popular clubs in Gdansk, known for its crazy parties and high energy music. Multiple dancefloors including a VIP room and state of the art lighting and sound systems. Celofan is where you can dance the night away.

  3. B90
    B90 is a music venue and club in the centre of Sopot. Known for its wide range of music from hip hop to house to techno. Massive sound system and huge dancefloor. Let loose and party.

  4. MAMBO
    Mambo is a lively club in the centre of Gdansk, known for its crazy atmosphere and mixed music. Multiple bars, VIP room and huge dancefloor. Party till the early hours.

  5. GDYNIA BEACH CLUB
    Gdynia Beach Club is where you can experience the summer party. Located on the sandy beaches of Gdynia this club has beach party vibes and high energy music. Perfect for a wild night out in the sun.

If you want to party Gdansk has bars and clubs for all. For example Klub Parlament plays Polish and international music, perfect for travellers who want to dance the night away. Klub Zły is a hipster bar that attracts a young and cool crowd. Huge selection of craft beers and cocktails so great to chill out with your mates.

If you’re looking for something a bit alternative then Bunkier is the place to be. Underground club with techno to reggae and lively atmosphere, one of the best places to experience Gdansk’s alternative nightlife.

And besides these places Gdansk has live music venues. Dom Muzyki i Tańca is a concert hall with great sound and atmosphere. Classical concerts, jazz and rock shows so a must visit for music lovers.


Gdansk - a beer lover’s paradise

Get ready to enter the world of Gdansk’s local beers where local breweries have mastered the art of brewing. Below we’ll explore Gdansk’s local beer brands, the different flavours and styles that make this city beer heaven. From traditional recipes passed down through generations to new creations that push the boundaries of taste, get to know the history, passion and character behind Gdansk’s best beers. Beer connoisseur or just curious about local beers, join us on a wild ride through Gdansk’s beer scene.


Top 10 places in Gdansk to enjoy local beer

If you want to drink local on your stag do then you’re in luck! Here are the top 5 must visit places to drink local beer in Gdansk:


       1. Chmielarnia - Step into this charming, rustic brewery and let the smell of hops and malt guide you              to a great experience. Rotating selection of house-brewed beers so you’ll find the perfect pint.

       2. Piwna Stopa - This lively brewery is all about traditional brewing methods and local ingredients.                 Grab a table, order a beer sampler and taste your way through their beers.

  1. Pinta - This modern brewery is always experimenting with new beer creations. Don’t miss their flagship IPA, it’s a game changer.

  2. Browar Stu Mostów - This brewery uses only the best, local ingredients to make a beer that’s truly Gdansk. Sit back and enjoy a cold one in the industrial style brewery. 

  3. Spiżarnia - This brewpub brings traditional Gdansk beers to the modern audience. Beer and pub food, relax.

  4. Browar Piwna - In the heart of the Old Town, this microbrewery is a must visit for beer enthusiasts. Browar Piwna has a wide selection of traditional Polish beers and pub food. 

  5. Kufelek Piwny - Cozy bar with local beers on tap and bottles from around the world. Knowledgeable staff and relaxed atmosphere for a casual

  6. Piwna Shop - For those who want to drink local beer from the comfort of their own home Piwna Shop has a wide range of bottled beers from Gdansk and other parts of Poland.

  7. Piwna 47 - In the heart of the Old Town, this bar has local and international beers and food. Cozy and friendly, perfect for a night out. 

  8. Browar Miejski - Microbrewery in a historic building in the Old Town. They have a great selection of local beers and offer tours and tastings for visitors.



Entertainment in Gdansk - 10 ways to make your stag weekend go down in history

There are so many more than 10 ways to make your stag weekend in Gdańsk truly unforgettable. Here are 10 entertainment ideas to make the most of your time in Gdańsk:

Explore the Old Town: Gdańsk's Old Town is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and offers a glimpse into the city's rich history and architecture.

Take a boat tour: Gdańsk is located on the Baltic Sea, and what better way to see the city than from the water? Whether it's a leisurely booze cruise or a speedboat ride, it's a unique way to take in the sights.

Visit the Amber Museum: The Amber Museum is a must-see for those interested in the history of amber and how it's made.

Oil wrestling: For a unique and entertaining activity, why not try oil wrestling? It's a fun and physical activity that's sure to be a hit with the group.

Party boat: Hop on board a party boat and cruise along the Baltic Sea while enjoying drinks, music, and good company. It's a great way to kick off the stag weekend with a bang. Make sure you book a private tour. Otherwise you will end up with 100 other men on board. You do not want that!

Strip and meal for the stag: Treat the stag to a night of entertainment with a strip club and a meal. Make sure to negotiate prices and avoid scams.

Pub crawl: Gdańsk is known for its lively nightlife, and a private pub crawl is the perfect way to experience it. Visit some of the city's best bars and pubs, and sample some of the local beers and spirits. Here too, make sure the event is private and for your group only.

Go-karting: A go-karting session is a great way to get some adrenaline pumping while racing against your friends.

Live ammo shooting: Feeling adventurous? Why not try your hand at shooting live ammo at a local shooting range. We have plenty of stag do packages available.

Rib boat ride: Feeling the need for speed? Take a thrilling rib boat ride along the Baltic Sea.

Strip limousine airport transfer: Arrive in style with a strip limousine airport transfer. It's a great way to start the weekend off with a bang and set the tone for the rest of the trip.

Gdansk Nightlife tour with a local savvy female guide: Experience the best of Gdańsk's nightlife with a private tour led by a local female guide who knows all the hotspots and can show you the best places to party.

Take a trip to the nearby town of Sopot: Sopot is a popular seaside resort town located just outside of Gdańsk, and is known for its beautiful beaches and lively nightlife.

Visit the Gdańsk’s brewery: Gdańsk is home to a number of breweries, where you can try some of the local beers and learn about the brewing process. It is a heaven for beer lovers, with a thriving local brewery scene offering a variety of frothy delights. Check out the detailed brewery description above.

Top Bars and Clubs in Gdańsk & Sopot (2026)

Clean list of 8 fully verified venues based on current profiles and nightlife guides

Venue City Address Phone Music Type Hours (check on day) Drinks (3) Food / Snacks Dress Code Vibe
Flisak '76 Gdańsk Chlebnicka 9/10, 80‑830 see: flisak76.com Cocktail bar, experimental classics Approx. 18:00–01:00 (Fri–Sat often later) Signature cocktails, classic cocktails, low‑ABV options Focus on drinks; best to eat dinner elsewhere first Smart casual Legendary family‑run basement cocktail bar in Old Town; theatrical menus and “cocktail experience” concept, ideal for smaller stag groups who like quality drinks.
Winston Bar Gdańsk Długa 70/71/1, 80‑831 +48 664 136 148 Cocktail, lounge, premium spirits Roughly 17:00–00:00 (Fri–Sat to ~02:00) House cocktails, whisky & highballs, wine by the glass Bar snacks; many restaurants on Długa within 1–2 minutes’ walk Smart casual Upmarket bar on the Royal Route with a “touch of luxury anyone can afford”; polished start before heavier partying.
Cafe Absinthe Gdańsk Old Town (Targ Węglowy / Św. Ducha area) +48 58 320 37 84 DJ club, mixed party tunes Evening till very late, some nights to ~05:00 Absinthe shots, long drinks, beers Simple bar snacks; treat it mainly as a drinking & dancing spot Casual Cult little party bar/club with tiny dancefloor and late‑night DJ sets – reviews talk about people dancing on tables and some of the wildest nights in Gdańsk.
Sfinks700 Sopot ul. Mamuszki 1, 81‑718 info@sfinks700.com Techno, house, electronic, live shows Typically Fri–Sat 22:00–05:00 (event‑driven) Club bar: beers, simple mixed drinks, shots Occasional snacks; most groups eat on Monciak before heading here Casual / alt (comfortable clothes for dancing) Iconic Baltic‑beach club and one of Poland’s longest‑running venues; serious sound, underground electronic bookings and strong reputation among clubbers.
SPATiF Sopot Boh. Monte Cassino 54, 81‑759 club phone listed locally Live concerts, rock, alt, DJ parties Evening–late, programme‑dependent Beers, classic long drinks, shots during concerts Bar snacks; loads of food options along Monte Cassino Casual / creative Historic artists’ club and bohemian hangout with regular gigs and DJ nights – more local and rough‑around‑the‑edges than the polished seafront clubs.
Dom Whisky Cocktail Bar Sopot ul. Grunwaldzka 1/3, 81‑759 +48 691 130 000 Whisky bar, cocktails, premium spirits Roughly 16:00–02:00 (later Fri–Sat) Huge whisky list, whisky cocktails, classic mixed drinks Cheese/charcuterie‑style snacks to match the drinks Smart casual High‑end whisky and cocktail spot at the bottom of Monciak; good for more mature or premium stag groups before hitting louder clubs.
Unique Club & Lounge Sopot Central Sopot (Monciak / Plac Zdrojowy area) +48 58 350 97 82 Dance, club hits, live sax/DJ shows Late evenings till early morning on party nights Cocktails, long drinks, bottle service for tables Very limited food; treat as pure club Smart / dressy Modern lounge‑club heavy on visuals and cocktails, with a reputation for a dressed‑up crowd and packed weekends – classic Sopot stag‑night environment.
Klub Atelier Sopot Aleja Franciszka Mamuszki 2, 81‑718 see local listing Beach club, 70s–90s hits, club music Daytime beach bar; Fri–Sat parties often till ~05:00 Summer cocktails, beers, simple mixed drinks Food menu with seafood and grills; many groups just snack and focus on drinks Casual beachwear by day; casual / smart casual at night Beachfront club by the Baltic with live music, themed nights and a big dancefloor – ideal for summer stags who want sand plus party in one place.



Gdansk Restaurants  

Welcome to Gdansk, food heaven and the heart of Polish cuisine. With its rich food heritage and vibrant food scene this coastal city offers a wide range of traditional Polish dishes to delight your taste buds. Pierogi with savory fillings, żurek (sour rye soup), fish dishes with the freshest catch from the Baltic Sea and traditional Polish desserts like paczki (doughnuts) and sernik (cheesecake). Whether you visit markets, restaurants or cafes Gdansk will take you on a food journey and immerse you in the flavors and smells that have made Polish cuisine famous worldwide. Gdansk is a foodie paradise.


Top 5 Polish Restaurants in Gdańsk (2026)

Classic Polish food with pierogi, bigos, hearty meats and desserts – great fits for stag‑do dinners

Venue City / Area Type Signature Polish dishes Group‑friendliness Price level Best for
Chleb i Wino Gdańsk Old Town / Granary Island Modern Polish & European restaurant, wine‑focused Pierogi, bigos, soups, modern takes on classic mains plus pizzas and pasta Big, stylish space with lots of tables; used to tourists and larger groups if booked ahead $$ – mid‑range; good value for quality and location First‑night welcome dinner with mixed Polish / international menu and good wine list
Karczma Polska Gdańsk (short ride from centre) Rustic Polish inn / tavern Roasted duck, pork knuckle, beef stew, pierogi, hearty soups Car‑friendly location; large rustic dining room that handles big, loud tables well $–$$ – traditional food, big portions, affordable drinks “Proper Polish feast” night with meat, beer and zero romance
Słodki Kącik Gdańsk / Tricity area Dessert café, bakery & sweets bar Polish cheesecake, szarlotka (apple pie), pączki, seasonal cakes Good stop for a whole group coffee‑and‑cake break or “sweet corner” after dinner $ – cheap sweets and coffee, easy on the budget Afternoon sugar hit between activities or a chill hangover‑day stop
Restauracja Pod Samowarem Gdańsk region Traditional Polish restaurant Pierogi, bigos, golonka (pork knuckle), classic meat dishes and soups Cozy, homely interior; works well for one big, long table and shared dishes $–$$ – traditional plates, filling portions, local drinks Laid‑back Polish dinner away from tourist drag, with very hearty food
Woda i Wino Gdańsk / coastal area Wine bar with Polish kitchen Regional mains, pierogi, fish dishes, modern Polish plates to share Tables can be combined for groups; relaxed bar vibe rather than formal dining $$ – mid‑range food with a wide choice of wines Wine‑driven Polish dinner for slightly more “grown‑up” stag groups



     Top 10 Stag‑Friendly Restaurants in Gdańsk & Sopot (2026)

Central, group‑friendly spots with burgers, steaks, beer and sports – perfect for pre‑party dinners

Venue City Area Cuisine / Type Group‑friendly features Food focus Drinks & sports Price level Booking tips Vibe
Billy's American Restaurants Wyspa Spichrzów Gdańsk Granary Island / Old Town waterfront American, burgers, steaks, brew‑pub Huge portions, long tables, used by big groups, family‑style service Burgers, ribs, steaks, wings, loaded fries Full bar, cocktails & craft beer; often show F1 and football on screens if asked $$ – generous US‑style portions at mid‑range prices Reserve evenings & weekends; terrace tables go first in season Loud, American‑diner style with river views – classic stag‑do dinner spot.
Whiskey in the Jar Gdańsk Granary Island / Chmielna American bar & grill with live rock Large indoor space, big meat portions, used for parties, accepts reservations Steaks, burgers, ribs, BBQ platters, Tex‑Mex sides Heavy focus on whiskey cocktails; live music several nights per week $$–$$$ – pricier than pubs, but solid value for big plates and shows Book well ahead Thu–Sat; ask to be near stage or bar, not next to families Rock‑themed, high‑energy restaurant with live bands – ideal for loud groups.
7 Street Bar & Grill Gdańsk Near Old Town (Panska) American steakhouse, Tex‑Mex, sports‑friendly Family‑style, accepts big tables, very positive group reviews Steaks, burgers, tacos, fried chicken, nachos Full bar with beer, cocktails; TVs and sports‑bar feel without being a pure pub $$ – mid‑range, good value for meat‑heavy plates Reserve for peak hours; mention stag so they seat you away from quiet couples American‑road‑house interior, upbeat but not too formal – easy crowd‑pleaser.
Grass British Sports Pub Gdańsk Old Town (Tkacka) Sports pub with British/Irish food Multiple screens, big tables, popular with football groups and expats Burgers, wings, pub mains, bar snacks Wide beer and cider list, Guinness; shows football & other sports all the time $–$$ – very reasonable for central sports bar Book for big games; ask for screen‑view tables or outdoor seats in summer Lively, jersey‑on‑the‑walls sports bar – go‑to place to eat and watch a match.
Nowy Browar Gdański Gdańsk Wrzeszcz (shopping/rail hub) Huge brewery‑restaurant, pub food ~450 seats, long benches, perfect for very large stag groups Pork knuckle, ribs, pizza, burgers, salads Own beers on tap; 30+ TVs with major sports events including F1 & football $$ – brewery prices, but big portions and sharing plates Always reserve for weekends or big matches; ask for a block of tables together Massive modern beer hall – loud, busy, ideal for all‑evening eating and drinking.
Under Beer Gdańsk Old Town (Garbary) Craft‑beer pub with tapas & pizza Central location, mix of tables and high‑tops, good for casual group meet‑ups Pizzas, tapas, sharing plates, bar bites ~130 Polish craft beers, sports events shown, relaxed drinking vibe $–$$ – flexible for cheap rounds or fuller meals Reserve if you need one big table; otherwise walk‑in usually possible off‑season Craft‑beer cave with lots of taps and informal food – ideal pre‑bar crawl stop.
Billy's American Restaurant (Sopot) Sopot Plac Zdrojowy / seafront, near pier American grill, burgers & ribs Very used to tourists and groups, lots of indoor & outdoor seating

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