A pint in Zürich's Niederdorf can cost twice what it does two tram stops away. BarTab tracks real prices, reported by people who were standing at the bar so you find out before you order, not after.
This is the actual Nearby screen — real reports, pulled live.
Nothing you don't. No feed, no ads just prices and the people who found them.
Map and list views, filtered by distance, vibe and whether they've got outdoor seating.
See what a beer, a glass of wine or a cocktail actually costs at each spot, reported by people who were there not a menu photo from three years ago.
See what your friends are drinking and where they've been hanging out lately.
Start a group, run a quick poll, and land on a spot everyone's actually happy with.
Set the price you're willing to pay for your usual, and get pinged when a nearby bar hits it.
A quick "still accurate?" tap from the community keeps old reports from lingering and misleading people.
See bars around you with a quick price-level glance before you decide where you're headed.
Check what a round actually costs at each spot beer, wine, cocktails, whatever you're having.
Takes ten seconds. Add the price you saw on the receipt or menu, and the map stays honest for the next person.
I started BarTab after one too many nights where the "quick drink" turned into one too many wines.
So I built the list I wished existed: prices from people who were actually there, updated by the same people who use it. No paid placements, no "recommended" bars pushed by whoever pays us just what a round costs, city by city.
"I used to just pick whatever bar was closest. Now I check BarTab first found out the place two streets over has the same beer for four francs less."
"The price alerts saved me from another overpriced cocktail on a Friday I really didn't need it."
"We plan our whole weekend with the group polls now instead of a 40-message group chat."
Yes. BarTab is free to use and will stay free for everyone. We're not selling placement to bars.
Entirely from people using the app. There's no scraping and no menus pulled from bar websites if a price is on the map, someone reported paying it.
Older reports get flagged for a "still accurate?" check, and anyone can confirm or correct them. Prices that go unconfirmed for a while get pushed down in search.
Only with your permission, and only to show nearby bars or verify you were close enough to submit a price. We don't build a location history tied to your account.
We started in Zürich and are expanding city by city, driven by where people actually report prices. See the cities list above for current coverage.
Prices are self-reported by customers, not confirmed with venues, so they're a reference point rather than a guarantee see our Terms for details. Bars can flag a listing for review if something's clearly wrong.