Welcome to the Love Warsaw Pubs & Bars section. There's plenty of places in Warsaw to 'wet your whistle' and we have endeavored to provide you with a comprehensive guide below. Pubs don't close at 11pm in Warsaw with most just starting to warm up around that time, so no need to rush out. Poland is famous for it's Vodka. There are a few kinds of good Polish vodkas worth recommending e.g. zubrowka (bison grass), tarniowka (sloe plum), sliwowica (prune) and pieprzowka (vodka with ground white pepper). Western drinks, such as whisky, gin or brandy, can be obtained in most bars but are expensive. Wine is available but again, is imported and expensive. The best bottled beer is zywiec, a fairly strong lager-type beer.
Another great place for a night out is Krakow (Cracow). Please check out the Krakow Nightlife at our sister site, Love Krakow.
Since launching in 1998, Warsaw Tortilla Factory has stood the test of time, establishing itself at the forefront of Warsaw's social scene. Operating from its premises on Wilcza since 2001, WTF is proud to bring you the very best of Mexican and Tex-Mex cuisine; from quesadillas and tacos to BBQ ribs and Texas-style ribeye. While we remain a restaurant first and foremost, we do recognize the demands of our guests, and as such a visit to WTF provides the backdrop for a great night. But then with a bar serving such great margaritas, you can't expect anything but one of the best nights around. Eat Tacos, Quesadillas, Fajitas and more... Try our range of tasty and explosive salsas including our Habanero Mango. Tuesday nights wings are 1zl...
Address: Sienna Street 39.Tel: 0-22 654 66 56
One of Warsaw's best kept secrets (unless you are an expat) probably due to the fact that it is quite difficult to find! Jimmy Bradley's Irish Bar is as close as you will get to an Irish or British pub anywhere in Warsaw. Jimmy's is owned by Kevin Bradley, an Irishman and very experienced landlord and you won't find a better pint of Guiness anywhere in Poland! During sporting occasions, you will find Jimmy's Irish Bar to be packed mostly with British & Irish Expats all enjoying their sport on the big screens. The food is very good and the Irish and English Breakfast is as good as you will get anywhere at home...
Address: 65/79 Jerozolimskie Ave. Tel: +48 (22) 6305119
Since 1998 Warsaw's only sport's bar is located right in the heart of the city. By facing the Palace of Science and Culture, Champions is easy accessible for our guests especially by having sufficient car park in the same building. Located in the LIM Centre, in Warsaw Marriott Hotel.
Address: 99/101 Marszałkowska St. Tel: +48 (22) 6220003
A great hang-out for lovers of Karaoke with a good party atmosphere.
Address: 25 Podwale St. Tel: +48 (22) 6356514
A taste of Bavaria. Think, 'Roasted Pork Knuckles, crackling, soup served in enamel pots, traditional folk dresses, big pots of beer and good food'.