The clubs offer is as varied as the pubs, the nightlife of Warsaw offers from commercial music or songs kitsch of 70 and 80 to hardcore electronic music and trance. A decent, no frills to enjoy a retro is the 70 Club, ulica Walicow 9 (website: http://www.club70.pl/). Get some bellbottoms and an afro to succeed in the dance between a young and lively clientele. Ground Zero, Wspólna ulica 62 (website: http://www.groundzero.pl/) is a nightclub mass, a deep, dark local who has spent several years on stage. The places to enjoy live electronic music are Piekarnia, ulica Mlocinska 11 (website: http://www.piekarnia.art.pl/) and Luztro, move Jerozolimskie 6 (website: http://www.luztro . pl /). The best parties are the weekends and usually attend a gay clientele. Finally, for a mixture of music, public performances and absurd, modern and avant-garde, try Le Madame, ulica Kozle 12 (website: http://www.lemadame.info/).

Bars

Warsaw offers a variety of bars, from clubs to ultra-modern lounge bars with lots of cocktails and live DJs. Foksal 19, Foksal ulica 19, is a place very cocky, but it attracts a clientele of veiteañeros and thirtysomethings eager to see and be seen in any of the two floors of the bar. The second floor is ideal for electronic music and the first to pose and sip cocktails. You can also sip cocktails in the trendy Paparazzi, ulica Mazowiecka 12, or enjoy some wine Vinoteka 'La Bodega', ulica Mokotowska 64. A site with a more easygoing and quiet elegance is Lolek, Rokitnicka ulica 20, @ Pole Mokotowskie, with an outside BBQ and live music or Cork Irish Pub, move Niepodleglosci 19, where the television screen is as important as pint of Guinness.