Slovak wine is criminally underrated so there’s no better place to sample several varieties than the Grand Cru Wine Gallery. The staff will guide you on the menu and the atmosphere is cosy. Advance bookings are a must to avoid disappointment.
As the name suggests, this stylish bar provides a glorious view, as well as offering 70 different kinds of vodka from all over the world. If you can’t choose, opt for the tasting menu with five various samples to choose your favourite.
The Slovak Pub is the largest bar in Bratislava, accommodating up to 600 guests in 14 rooms, each of which represents a different trait of the country. Beer is cheap and the atmosphere is electric, making it an easy feat to spend hours on end here.
With décor as fascinating as its name, inspired by French writer Charles Baudelaire, this atmospheric and eerie bar encompasses the more laidback side of Bratislava’s nightlife. Enjoy local wine, cold beers and refreshing cocktails alongside top quality bar food with plenty of vegan options.
Inspired by Slovak-American artist Andy Warhol, this tram-shaped bar is located just underneath Bratislava Castle and is decorated with works of local artists. The bar is small and intimate so if you’re visiting during summer months, take your beverage to the benches outside and admire the surrounding views while you drink.
This Cuban-themed cocktail bar is located in Bratislava’s Old Town, open until 3am on weekends where you can dance the night away to Latin music or even a live Cuban-style band. Mojitos and other rum-based cocktails are served here, and there’s also a smoking room where Cuban cigars are available to purchase.