La Pose

I’ve been there a couple of times before, but yesterday was truly amazing. The waiter was fantastic and so friendly. The food is delicious and reasonably priced. I’m definitely planning to return.

Definitely my favourite gay club in Warsaw. Not only is it the most spacious one of them all — at least on weekends, when it offers two dance floors, three bars and an entire labyrinth of more or less cosy spots to chat with old friends or people you have just met — but the team is also simply outstanding. You can feel it from the moment you walk in, when Ola at the cloakroom handles everything at lightning speed and always kindly tries to help those who have forgotten something in the pockets of their coats. The bartenders, especially their queen Julianna, do their job insanely well, as does the rest of the staff. The crowd is wonderfully diverse — not only in terms of age, gender or nationality, but also because the place attracts some great allies, who become a refreshing part of the acquaintances you make there. It is definitely worth coming on Fridays, Saturdays, and also on Wednesdays, when from 9 p.m. to midnight the madness of gay bingo takes place — basically perfect preparation for retirement in Miami.

I generally enjoy this place, but from time to time I’ve experienced uncomfortable situations, such as unfriendly staff, which can ruin the atmosphere and take away from the enjoyable experience I expect from a place like this. I like coming here for the karaoke nights, but after attending several times, I’ve noticed that the system used to play requested songs does not seem to follow a consecutive order. The DJ appears to give preference to certain people, many of whom sing only one song and then leave, while the rest of the guests—those who stay longer and spend money on drinks—often do not get the chance to sing. If luck is on our side, we may manage to sing one song. I’ve noticed that this seems to be a common practice in some karaoke venues across the city, but I find it unfair and disappointing. Please consider improving this system. When I attend a karaoke night, it is because I want to sing, not to attend a concert featuring the DJ’s friends.

I would like to file a complaint about how the karaoke system is being managed at your venue. There is a clear lack of fairness in the singing rotation. People who are not signed up on the list are being given priority, while others who follow the rules and actively consume are being ignored. Some individuals are allowed to sing multiple times per night, while others don’t get a chance at all. Additionally, when this issue is pointed out, the staff responds defensively instead of addressing the concern professionally. This creates a frustrating and unwelcoming atmosphere. I expect a fair and transparent system where everyone who signs up gets an equal opportunity to participate.

Perhaps my favourite club in Warsaw, but each time I cone here, I spend over 500 PLN. Very expensive cocktails. Not many sugar-free options.