K.E.B.A.

Second time in a year, signature cocktails always interesting. Great staff, vibe, music… must visit :)

Not my cup of tea. The place seems dirty and it is. People like to call it quirky and hipster but it just a dump. The staff was alright but I had to go inside to get myself a menu and that’s when the waitress noticed us. The beer was great. The music kept getting louder and louder as time went on. At the end we could barely hold a conversation. So we only stayed for one beer and left. It has a lot of potential because of the location but my experience wasn’t great.

It was definitely the best bar I have visited in Sofia. The drinks were great, and the staff very friendly. The design and the interior was just beautiful.

Using the Food rating to actually give feedback for the beer. It is absurd to offer such a poor choice of tap and bottled beers. It's not 500ml even. The place is cozy and I had a great time at the english standup open mic.

K.E.B.A. is a great place for drinks. The space was beautifully designed, with three distinct rooms to choose from. Two of them even allowed smoking. The drinks were spot on, and the atmosphere was really pleasant, especially in the outdoor area. There was a 20 leva entrance fee, but it included a DJ set. The only downside was that the door staff wasn't friendly at all and in general the security staff that were walking around had a bit of an aggressive attitude, but overall, it was a lovely experience.

Nice place. Horrible bouncer. They shouldn’t put a problem-maker to work at the entrance. Note: There were 2 bouncers. One of them was polite but the other one must be removed.

TL,DR: The staff here is unnecessarily rude and demands tips. It's October 11th, time is 20:00-21:00. Me and an American friend of mine come here and go to the bar outside where the bartender (short hair, small beard, skinny with glasses on) is preparing at least two orders (visibly tense and spilling ice on the floor at least twice). While preparing the orders, he asks my friend what he wants and he says he'd like a Vodka Martini, which the bartender prepares not too long after. After preparing the drink he looks at me and addresses me, asking what I want. I said "the same as my friend, a Vodka Martini" to which the bartender almost rolls his eyes saying "Why didn't you say so earlier when I was making this one?" to which I reply he hadn't asked me what I want. This sudden change of attitude shocked me a little. My friend goes to pay by card and the bartender shows the POS terminal device asking for a tip, and I click on the "No tip" option, because at this point I was not at all happy with the demeanor and quality of service, considering the bartender's attitude and him throwing a tantrum. He immediately turns to me saying "Why no tip? Why no tip?" to which I explain the situation and what I didn't like about the service, while the bartender started defending himself, arguing with me saying my American friend was the one giving the tip since he was paying for the both of us (basically trying to extort an American for tips). Question is - why is there an aggressive demand for tips from bartenders and servers at this bar and why are customers always questioned why they don't want to tip? Especially with such rude and completely unorganized staff? I've been here with friends before and this has been a recurring thing - bartenders and servers always demand a tip in a very accusing manner, and on the rare occasion I don't tip, I am aggressively questioned as to why I don't want to. Is this the kind of people you hire to represent your bar? No sense of hospitality whatsoever... I'm really disappointed

It’s so cute there. The coffee is perfect 10/10. They have cute cats. The place have plants, creative decor and a really nice staff. You can chill there if you want to, you can work or read a book also chat with friends. Its nice even if it’s raining because they have clear roof and you are dry but at the same time can see the sky. I recommend going there for sure!!