10 Best Bars In Podgorica, Montenegro

Podgorica, Montenegro
Podgorica, Montenegro | © Francisco Antunes/Flickr
Megan O'Hara

Known for its jaw-dropping landscapes, tranquil mountainsides and beautiful pebbled peaches, Montenegro isn’t exactly famous for its vivacious club and bar scene, yet this is exactly whats its capital city provides. With a unique and exciting atmosphere, and a number of trendy spots in which to drink and dance, Podgorica is a nightlife hub buzzing with revellers wishing to party into the small hours. Whether you want to dance ’til dawn or simply grab a casual drink with friends, here’s our list of the 10 best bars in Podgorica, Montenegro.

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1. Buda Bar

Bar, European

This unique bar in central Podgorica is a hub for students, tourists and locals alike. Exuding a diverse and eclectic atmosphere, Buda Bar is a memorable must-visit whilst in town. Its grand chandeliers and mismatched furniture give the place an eccentric edge, yet with the professionally mixed cocktails and tented outdoor terrace the venue remains an upmarket and stylish establishment in which to grab a drink. The quaint mezzanine over the main bar area is an excellent spot for relaxing, people-watching, and enjoying the warm, welcoming atmosphere of this busy city center bar. With pop music being played until the early hours as well as an eternally packed dance floor, drinkers at Buda Bar can come in the early evening and stay all night.

2. Imanje Knjaz

Restaurant, European, Mediterranean, Vegetarian

Situated just outside of Podgorica center, this boutique hotel is not only a chic and comfortable place to stay whilst visiting Montenegro; it also includes a thriving restaurant, bar and club, a venue which has made a name for itself throughout the area. Set in a charming building surrounded by greenery, the hotel is warm and inviting, with the opulent interior decor instilling the establishment with grandeur. The hotel restaurant is a culinary extravaganza aiming to combine traditional Montenegrin cuisine with the international tastes of their guests, and thus creates a diverse range of dishes with Montenegrin, Serbian, German and Italian influences. Open every weekend, the hotel’s bar and nightclub offers a glamorous night of partying, starting off the evening with performances from local pop and folk bands and ending with the resident DJ playing dance anthems all night long. Serving a hand-picked selection of beverages, drinkers can’t go wrong at Imanje Knjaz.

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