As with everything else in Zakopane, food and drink are very good value. The average price of a beer compared to other ski resorts in Europe is far cheaper - a beer in Zakopane is around £1.50 where you would expect to pay upwards of £4 in France.

Zakopane is Poland’s premier mountain resort and the main street in Zakopane is lined with numerous places to eat and drink. There are a variety of restaurants, cocktail bars, Irish bars, café bars and quieter local bars; these vary in size but you will find something to suit you whether you are a couple looking for a quiet night out, or a larger group looking to let your hair down.

There are also nine nightclubs in Zakopane, ranging from large dance clubs, to smaller underground R&B clubs. Nightclubs are open every night of the week and stay open until the early hours, with the busiest time being the weekends. Nightclubs have a small entrance fee at the weekend, just £2 (varies for Christmas/New Year), but drinks prices remain comparable to the local bars. 

The ski slopes in Zakopane are open until around 9pm daily, so why not enjoy the nightlife on offer and still get  your time on the snow during your ski or snowboard holiday to Poland!

New for 2009/2010 Winter in Zakopane

Since last winter there are three new bars to enjoy in Zakopane. A modern lounge bar, The B&W Lounge, A wooden Polish bar, The 7 Mountains and an English style bar, which is planning to show major sports events, Piwiarnia. For more details click here.