Mann's Street

Gay karaoke bar · Helsinki Keskusta

Finnish Schlager has been sung here with passion since 1998: Mann’s Street is Helsinki’s karaoke institution, a little quirky, very warm and right on Mannerheimintie.

• ★ 3.9 on Google (413)
• Since 1998
• Karaoke
• Happy hour

Address

Mannerheimintie 12, 2nd floor
00100 Helsinki

Opening hours

Sun–Thu 4 pm–2 am
Fri/Sat 8 pm–4 am

Crowd

mostly men, rather mature, many regulars from Helsinki

Flirt factor

low

Getting there

Metro Kaisaniemi or Rautatientori, about a 3-minute walk, near Stockmann

What makes Mann’s Street stand out

Mann’s Street is on the second floor of a commercial building on Mannerheimintie, Helsinki’s main street. Since 1998 the bar has been a fixture of the scene, traditionally aimed at men but open to everyone.

The heart of the evening is the karaoke system, which guests say gets plenty of use. People mainly sing Finnish Schlager and pop, with lots of feeling and little shyness. Beer and cocktails are considered good, and they’re cheaper during happy hour.

Atmosphere and crowd

The crowd is rather mature and mostly local, and the mood is familiar and relaxed. Guests describe the bar as a little quirky but endearing. According to reviews, even guests who wander in by chance are warmly received and sing along.

Contact & links

Editorially researched, as of October 2026. Sources: GayOut, Google reviews (3.9 stars, 413 reviews). Opening hours, prices and programme may change, please check before visiting.