Zagreb Gay Bars & Clubs

Although not a gay bar, K&K Milčec is a very cool bar/cafe in Zagreb you should check out. Founded by journalist and writer Zvonimir Milčec, it has a bohemian, old-world vibe. This bar/cafe is perfect in the summer because of its lovely outdoor seating. Pets are welcome at this venue, so bring your furry family to this cosy bar/cafe. It's right in the centre of Zagreb, too, so it's easy to find. Some fun facts about this place are that it is a family-run establishment, and it's popular with locals. You can come to this venue for a quick coffee or a fun night; there is so much to do at K&K Milčec.

A cafe by day and bar by night, Kolaž is a cool gay bar that welcomes everyone. They have a great range of spirits and beers, and the venue is often very busy, with a lively crowd. This venue is known for its live music that showcases the local talent of Zagreb. Kolaž has a small but gorgeous interior that is made up of lovely red brick. 

Cafe-bar by day, lively dancing by night. This small gay-friendly venue has DJs playing catchy tunes in the stone vaulted basement to a dance-happy crowd, whilst the mood is more chatty in the upstairs cafe area. Funk Club has a homey feel, with comfy spots to sit in and a lovely seating area you can enjoy in the warmer months. Funk Club also hosts special events and themed nights. The vibe is electric, with amazing DJs and live acts. Make sure to check their Facebook to stay updated. This venue only takes cash, so make sure to hit an ATM before you start your fun-filled night! 

HotPot is a popular gay bar & nightclub in the Zagreb city center. This venue has a basement area of about 120 m², with a modern interior, TV screens, and a DJ. You can expect a mostly gay crowd who regularly come to party at HotPot. With only a 5 euro entry fee, this is an affordable venue that will allow you to have a lot of fun even if you have a smaller budget. Music-wise, you can expect a lovely mix of 2010s music and Croatian tunes. HotPot is worth a visit if you are in Zagreb.