Plan B

Plan B is a popular bar-pub at Plac Zbawiciela 4, on Savior Square in Warsaw's Śródmieście district, in Poland's Masovian region. The square is one of the capital's best-known social hubs, ringed by cafés and bars, and Plan B is part of that scene, with outdoor seating that fills on warm evenings and a more lively interior after dark. The crowd is young and mixed: students, creative professionals, local friends meeting after work and visitors who have been recommended the square. The atmosphere is casual and sociable, with no formal dress code; jeans and trainers are the norm. The age range is mostly twenties and thirties. Music centres on DJ nights, usually playing a blend of electronic, indie and pop, with volume rising later in the evening, particularly on weekends. The drinks programme concentrates on beer, including Polish draught and bottled options, with a supporting selection of cocktails, spirits and shots at affordable prices, rated two dollar signs. A beer commonly costs in the region of PLN 12-18. Listed hours are 12PM to 4AM daily, among the longer hours in the neighbourhood, so the venue functions as a daytime coffee-and-beer terrace and a late-night bar. Weekday afternoons are relaxed, while Friday and Saturday nights from about 10PM are the peak, with a crowd spilling onto the square. Cover charges are not normally applied, and reservations are rarely needed except for larger groups wanting to secure space, as the venue operates on a walk-in basis. There is no formal bottle-service culture. The location is walkable from the Politechnika metro station and several tram and bus lines, and the surrounding area has plenty of other late-night options for a bar crawl.