Updated: 19/08/2025
Poznań is one of the best places in Poland to enjoy great craft beer. Here, you’ll find both brewpubs and multitaps offering a variety of excellent beers, from lagers and wheat beers to IPAs and stouts.
Here are ten places in Poznań worth having a beer at.
Poznań boasts plenty of multitaps – pubs serving craft beer on rotation from a number of taps. You’ll find them located along the streets branching out from the Old Market Square.
Below is a map marking all the mentioned locations where you can enjoy craft beer in Poznań.
Update 19/08/2025: Unfortunately, more craft beer pubs have disappeared from Poznań’s map. Since the last update, Van Gogh , Zaplecze , and Amore del Tropico have closed. God bless their souls, and respect to those who persevere in this incredibly difficult craft beer market.
Piwna Stopa
Located on Szewska Street, this pub, decorated in true British style, offers 16 taps with both Polish and international craft beers. The board features selections from the best Polish craft breweries, as well as Czech and German lagers, Belgian lambics, Irish stouts, and imported gems from the UK and the USA.
You’ll also find craft ciders, fine wines, and – of course – warm (!) rye vodka. In addition, the pub boasts an impressive collection of bottles and cans. Guests can also enjoy the kitchen’s offerings, including gourmet hot dogs (including vegetarian options) and appetizers (e.g., nakládaný hermelín).
In the spring-summer season, Piwna Stopa invites guests to the largest beer garden in Poznań, complete with a grill, while in the autumn-winter season, you can warm up by the wood-burning fireplace. It’s also worth appreciating the music selection provided by the staff at Piwna Stopa, which includes jazz, blues, and rock.
Address: Szewska 7
Dom Piwa
On Mokra Street, connecting Żydowska and Wroniecka, in a three-story tenement building, you’ll find Dom Piwa – a place where the Poznań Beer Lodge, an informal group of craft drink enthusiasts, often gathers.
In addition to the top Polish craft beers, the pub often features beers from lesser-known breweries associated with Poznań and the surrounding region. While enjoying your beer, you can play popular games like Klask, as well as admire the impressive beer memorabilia collection in the pub’s beer museum displayed on the walls.
Recently, Dom Piwa has also started serving stronger spirits. Due to its multi-level layout, this is often the venue for organized group meetings, which frequently answer the question: where to have a beer in Poznań? – Home! (Dom Piwa means Home of Beer in Polish)
Address: Mokra 2
Ministerstwo Browaru
The Ministry of Brewery (Ministerstwo Browaru) had two locations in Poznań – a newer one on Wroniecka Street, and an older one on Ratajczaka Street. The former is located a stone’s throw from Piwna Stopa and Dom Piwa. Unfortunately, the location on Ratajczaka Street closed in 2024, but another great spot – the Ulotnie cocktail bar – currently operates in its place.
The pub impresses with its modern interior design, a stylishly planned garden, and three rooms spread across two buildings separated by an atrium.
On the taps, you’ll find – in addition to the standard craft beer leaders – beers from Browar Minister, cider, and prosecco. There’s also a bottled beer selection, including international options.
Address: Wroniecka 16
Wśiekły Chmiel
We’re moving to Żydowska Street, where you can sit down in as many as four craft beer pubs.
Wściekły Chmiel offers Polish craft beers, including Browar Moczybroda, signature cocktails, as well as nitro cold brew coffee and prosecco on tap.
Guests can also enjoy the beer garden during the season. You can also take part in a pub quiz, enjoy good music, and listen to countless stories told by the wild bar team.
Address: Żydowska 10
Lot Chmiela
Lot Chmiela is the older brother of Wściekły Chmiel Eight taps are available to guests in this Crafts Guild building on Żydowska Street.
The offerings are geared toward beers from more popular breweries (such as Pinta), as well as the local Moczybroda Brewery. In addition, there will be no shortage of cans and bottles from Poland and abroad.
Lovers of proprietary cocktails will enjoy the interesting flavors served by the friendly staff.
Address: Jewowska 4
Tam Gdzie Zawsze
Tam Gdzie Zawszeis a dream come true for many beer lovers – a truly local craft beer pub. A 15-minute walk from Piwna Stopa, the pub located in Srodka is the only one of its kind on the eastern side of the Warta River.
Surrounded by popular cafes and restaurants and located in a charming neighborhood overlooking the Cathedral and the Gate of Poznan, it targets both tourists and local beer lovers. This is the only real local craft beer pub in Poznań, frequented by authentic residents of the Śródka district.
On tap here you’ll find beers from the suburban Behind the City Brewery, prosecco, Belgian beers and several guest taps.
To accompany the beer, the establishment serves proprietary cold tapas. The two floors will accommodate dozens of people.
Address: Cybinska 13/1
Brovaria
Brovaria is a restaurant with a brewery and hotel located on the Old Market Square in Poznan. Of course, such a location results in an abundance of tourists and businessmen visiting Pyrlandia.
However, don’t let that fool you! The beers from Brovaria are award-winning, excellent representatives of classic styles, and every now and then the brewers here release seasonal beers that deviate from what you can usually drink in restaurant breweries.
All this is served to the accompaniment of tasty cuisine serving Polish and Bavarian dishes.
Address: Old Market 73-74
Ułan Browar
Ułan Browar is yet another brewpub located in Poznan. It is located in the City Park complex at the Old Barracks.
It is the furthest away from the others on the list. It will take you about 25 minutes by streetcar to get there from the main beer route.
There are several rooms, pool tables, a stage and – above all – fresh beer brewed on site in classic styles and seasonal items, as well as a wide range of meals .
Numerous team-building and family meetings are held here, as well as artistic performances. While you’re in the area, it’s worth stopping by and trying the beers brewed by Ulan Brewery, as they are really great offerings in their respective styles.
Address: Wyspianski 26
BRO Food Beer Chill
Source: materials of the premises
BRO is the best craft beer spot in trendy Jeżyce. Located on the corner of Mickiewicza and Słowackiego streets, it offers not only a selection of delicious Polish beers but also excellent cuisine, including excellent pizza (pictured).
During the season, BRO also offers guests access to the summer garden surrounding the pub. Behind the bar, you’ll meet well-known figures from the Poznań beer scene, who are happy to offer advice not only to the most discerning craft beer enthusiast, but also to complete novices.
BRO is currently the hottest and newest spot on the Poznań craft map.
Address: Mickiewicza 27
NaPiwek
Source: venue’s materials.
NaPiwek has been a staple on the Poznań pub scene for years. Throughout its existence, it has gained popularity among regular customers, for whom it has become a cult destination. The management team has recently changed, but craft beer is still served here, and the basement on Wodna Street maintains a unique atmosphere.
Ten taps are available to customers, including classic Czech lager, Irish stout, Polish new wave beers, Ukrainian imports, and cider.
When visiting Plac Kolegiacki, it is worth dropping in for a bite at NaPiwek.
Address: Wodna 12
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