Klub K4

​Excellent experience, highly recommended! I had a wonderful stay at this place. The cleanliness throughout the entire property, especially the rooms, is outstanding and everything is perfectly organized. The staff are incredibly friendly and helpful. On top of that, the drinks are great, and the prices are very reasonable for the quality you get. I will definitely come back again!

Great atmosphere. Good beers and a variety of cocktails. The great thing is that there's also a space for techno music in the back with really good DJs. I really recommend it. The coolest thing is that it's completely free. So with a drink you could turn the evening around.

I went upstairs to grab a drink and was served by a very tall bartender who initially came across as friendly towards me. However, it quickly became clear that his attitude depended on who he was speaking to. While he was polite to me, he behaved very differently towards my Lithuanian friends. His tone towards them was aggressive and came across as discriminatory, particularly towards one of my friends, who he singled out in a way that felt uncomfortable and unnecessary. The contrast in how he treated us was striking and left a really bad impression. What should have been a fun night out was overshadowed by this experience. No one should feel singled out or disrespected like that, especially in a place that’s meant to be welcoming.

I had a disappointing experience at a nightclub in Slovenia that left a bad impression. While ordering a beer, I asked the bartender out of genuine curiosity why they prepared a Corona in a particular way. Instead of simply explaining, he asked where I was from. When I said Lithuania, he responded by saying my country is “four steps behind,” which came across as dismissive and insulting. For context, this interaction was with a very, very tall bartender, so it should be easy for management to identify who was on shift. There’s a big difference between sharing knowledge and being disrespectful. Hospitality should be about making people feel welcome, not belittled for where they come from. I hope the management takes this seriously, because attitudes like this can quickly ruin what would otherwise be a good night out.

Noce one. Good tap beer. Live music.