Košice
Košice (pronounced Ko-shi-tse) is the second largest city in Slovakia, with a population of almost 240,000 (in 2021). It was the European Capital of Culture in 2013. Despite its relative remoteness, you may likely find Košice a hidden, unknown and approachable gem when seeking for a lesson in less known European history, lively arts scene or for a less spiritual entertainment thanks to its vibrant party scene.
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- Eat
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- Buy
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20 places match
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Aida
Popular ice cream and pastry place, formerly a chain, now just this café.
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Beer House
Beer House offers probably the widest range of beers in the city. The cheapest beer is for €1.06/0.5l, most expensive €1.96/0.5l. They offer pizza at the same time and you can order it until 2am. There is live music every Thursday and Saturday.
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Bernard club
Bar on the first floor of a house near the cathedral, often crowded.
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Bistro Záhrada
Another popular Slovak-style "Biergarten", a nice place to sit on a warm summer evening. During wintertime it's a small bar in a basement with boardgames.
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Caffé Trieste
Italian-style café part of a chain. The chain has three other cafés in Košice: at Žriedlová 11 west of old town, at Trieda SNP 395/37 further west and at Južna trieda 2/A south of old town.
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Collosseum
Dominikanske namestie, at the end of the square with a bit of hidden entry though fairly huge with several pubs inside the space. An alternative music and lifestyle craving types may find this one to be a great place for an entertaining hangout or a not occasional international live music act. Also a great place for partying even until the weekday wee hours. Discretion or attending in wider groups may be advised.
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Cubano Bar - Shisha - Milkshake - Shots
City Košice cafe bar
You can try a water-pipe (shisha, hookah.) here with numerous options for quality tobacco blends. Good place to watch football.
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Dobré časy
A large choice of beers, 26 on tap, and a choice of small dishes and hamburgers.
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Irish Pub Diesel
Archetypical Irish pub, attracting an English speaking crowd. On many nights there are DJs playing.
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Jazz Club
Despite the confusing name (no jazz music happening in there) providing for the dance music and party craving types and being the place to go for the regular night entertainment seeking locals on most week days. A bit overpriced but definitely lively. Serves food also.
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Kembridž
Cambridge
A popular Slovakian style and cheap 'biergarten' enjoyable on warm evenings within easy reach of the center.
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Red Nose Pub
Very large choice of beers on tap, though no food (just some snacks).
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Trdelniky
Specializing in a trdelnik, a spit cake from western Slovakia reminiscent of Hungarian kürtőskalács.
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Urban café
A café owned by a Belgian with pralines, waffles and other pastries. Ice cream is more expensive but also better.
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Villa Cassa
Enoteca with a large choice of Slovak and foreign wines, not cheap.
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Boba bar
Disco and bar.
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Dobrá čajovňa
Tea salon with a large choice, and a hookah.
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Little Havana
Cocktail bar, specializing in rum based drinks.
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Pokhoi
Bar in a small courtyard.
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Staromestská piváreň
Czech style brewpub with restaurant.
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