Kozlovna Złota Brama

Gdańsk


Typical Czech franchise pub belonging to the Pilsner Urquell brewery with a clean-cut, goat-themed interior ('kozel' means billy-goat in Czech), big jugs of Kozel, Urquell and nonalcoholic Birell beer and suitably salty mop-up material to induce your thirst for more. It's the first Kozlovna to hit Poland – more are sure to follow.


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