A good name for a Polish bar?

my friend has opened a polish bistro and is the process of opening a polish bar.
He needs a unique name for the bar. any ideas????
Also, any Polish drinks would be helpful

thx
ldl

How about Sledz`s sports bar... women drink free

is the bar going to be open in POland or somwewhere else?

PRZEŻYTEK ???

It's hangover right?

Where in the big wide world will this bar be ?

oldie
kac

Er does this mean that I have quoted some older language or have you sussed out how ancient I am?

Is kac the right word for hangover. If so Kacs bar is a goer. It has a ring to it. Only problem id that we refer in English slang to Cack to mean naff as in cack handed - no good.

Fabryka Kacu - very good name for a bar

The bar will be in Michigan. He already ones and operates a polish deli and makes is own food
Last name is Gawlick

Too far away for me. I hope it is a roaring success for your friend. I am sure the more sensible members of this forum will be on later to give you some great names

There is a thread here on the forum about Polish drinks. Check it out if you haven't already

Polish Bar's name: POLISH BAR ...

creative genious

genius

Zagłoba

Pan Wołodyjowski

Sienkiewicz Bar

anyway, they wudnt know how to read it

do you want Polish name?

Following on from Kaka.

With Fire And Sword.

Husaria.


Think about the pub sign and the image it will convey. Also the interior decor.

In Polish Way

for drinks: for sure, mad dogs called also white and red.. and kamikadze (you dont have this in US, do u?)

Count Casimirs'

Our parish is St. Casimir's

Call it Fuchy Bar

How does: U Gawlicka sound
no, no
Przezytek means "oldie" in English, something outdated globbie

U Gawlicka ze smiechu sie sika

Kashubar.

Because its cash you and a bar. Also sounds like Kashubski or however the old language is spelt.

Again, I would go for "The Polish Bar" (from the marketing point of view I think it's the best name -- think when the bar is know in the town - everybody who ask "Do you know any Polish bar in this town/city" will point your bar .

And if you end up with regular drinkers they would be Kashunuts

Yes, but you need to remember the name should be easy to remember/spell for non-Polish speakers.

what about TRADYCJA ....

Still think 'Bar Kac' is best. It would be great name for a bar in Ilkley in Yorshire in the UK

On Ilkley Moor, Bar Kac
Groan - sorry but it is Friday

If you're not from or living in England you won't get this but don't worry - you're not missing much.

*==========POLISH BAR==========*
(Alcohol and Tobacco not allowed , no loud noises please)