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Booze & Blues

  • CoverNo cover (some live nights have a small entry)
  • PriceBeers €3-5 (approx $3.45-5.75)
  • MusicLive blues and rock

Booze & Blues is a compact blues bar at Gundulićeva 6, in Zagreb's Lower Town near Cvjetni trg, in the heart of Croatia's capital. It is known as an unpretentious, music-first venue where the crowd is a mix of local regulars, students, musicians and visitors, mostly in their twenties through fifties. There is no formal dress code and casual clothing is the norm, which suits the relaxed, slightly worn-in character of the room.

Compact blues bar with live music and an unpretentious crowd, a Lower Town fixture.

Booze & Blues is a compact blues bar at Gundulićeva 6, in Zagreb's Lower Town near Cvjetni trg, in the heart of Croatia's capital. It is known as an unpretentious, music-first venue where the crowd is a mix of local regulars, students, musicians and visitors, mostly in their twenties through fifties. There is no formal dress code and casual clothing is the norm, which suits the relaxed, slightly worn-in character of the room. The space is small, so the atmosphere is intimate and often crowded when live music is playing. The programme centres on blues and rock, with live performances on many evenings and recorded blues and classic rock filling the gaps. Because the room is tight, guests are close to the stage and conversation tends to give way to the music during sets. The drinks programme is simple and affordable: beer is the staple, with local Croatian beers around €3-5, alongside basic spirits, wine and shots, and no emphasis on elaborate cocktails. Opening hours run Monday to Saturday from about 8PM until 2AM, and the bar is typically closed on Sundays. Live nights can start later in the evening, and the room tends to fill after about 10PM, particularly on Fridays and Saturdays. Entry is normally free, though some live nights may carry a small entry fee. Reservations are generally not taken for a bar of this size, and there is no bottle-service culture; drinks are ordered at the bar. The location on Gundulićeva places the venue within a short walk of the main square, Ban Jelačić Square, and the Cvjetni trg area, which makes it easy to reach on foot and a natural stop for visitors looking for live music after dinner rather than a club night.

Practical information for Booze & Blues · Last updated September 2026
Price Beers €3-5 (approx $3.45-5.75)
Cover No cover (some live nights have a small entry)
Hours Mon-Sat about 8PM-2AM
Address Gundulićeva 6, 10000 Zagreb, Croatia

Good to know

Signature
Blues, rock, local beer

Location

Gundulićeva 6, 10000 Zagreb, Croatia

45.8121, 15.9693 View on map

Highlights

  • Live blues and rock in an intimate room
  • Local beer from about €3-5
  • Usually no cover, with a small fee on some live nights
  • Short walk from Cvjetni trg

Tips for visiting

  • Arrive before about 10PM on weekends to find a spot near the music.
  • Check whether a small entry fee applies on live nights.
  • The bar is typically closed on Sundays.
  • Casual clothing is fine; no dress code applies.
  • Pay at the bar and keep small notes handy for drinks.

When to visit

Friday and Saturday nights after about 10PM have the most atmosphere, while weeknights are quieter and easier for conversation.

Accessibility

The venue is small and accessibility details are not confirmed; visitors with mobility needs may wish to check ahead about steps at the entrance.

Frequently asked questions

Is there live music at Booze & Blues?

Yes. The bar is known for live blues and rock, with recorded music between performances. Schedules vary, so it is best to check locally.

How much does entry cost?

Entry is usually free, although some live nights may charge a small fee.

When is Booze & Blues open?

It opens Monday to Saturday from about 8PM until 2AM. It is typically closed on Sundays.

Is a reservation required?

Reservations are generally not needed because of the bar's small size. Arriving early on weekends improves the chance of a good spot.