Restaurants in Warsaw
Warsaw Restaurants | Places to Eat
The Polish are passionate about what they eat and if you enjoy good food, there's an incredible variety of it on offer in Warsaw. From Poland's national dish, bigos to local favourites such as Golbtsy to every tourist's favourite, Pierogi Dumplings - you're sure to find something that you like. Of course, you don't have to eat Polish, there are plenty of non-Polish restaurants in the City. In the most expensive restaurants you can expect to pay over 100 zl for a meal for one. If you want something cheaper, go to a small restaurant or bar or have a pizza (from 20 zl). Milk bars offer the cheapest food (5 to 9 zl). A cake in a Warsaw café will cost you 3-8 zl, a cup of coffee 4-10 zl. The price of a beer in a pub varies from 6 to 10 zl. The majority of larger restaurants accept credit cards.
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Downtown Restaurant & Steakhouse
Address: InterContinental Warszawa, Ul. Emilii Plater 49, 00-125 Warszawa
Tel: +48 22 328 8740
At the Downtown Restaurant and Steakhouse, we give our guests a great dining experience, one that is honest and welcoming. We resist using complicated recipes or adding lots of distracting embellishments on the plate - instead, we start with the best and freshest ingredients, and let their pure, natural flavours shine through, strong and clean. We take special pride in our steak menu, as we use the highest-quality cuts and classic steakhouse preparation and cooking techniques. And although we proudly offer Warsaw's best steaks, our menu also includes a luscious selection of fresh fish, poultry, and lamb - all grilled to perfection.
Tortilla Factory
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...
Restauracja "PIEC" (Polish)
Address: Krakowskie Przedmiescie 67 Tel: +48 (22)6220185
Located perfectly between the popular shopping area of Nowy Swiat and the charms of Warsaw Old Town is a very special traditional Polish restaurant; the type of place where the locals like to eat because the food is of the highest quality and the atmosphere is homely, friendly and well! - traditionally Polish! Restauracja "PIEC" is the kind of place where you sit down for a meal and leave 5 hours later! You just don't want to go! Krzysztof will always take the time to speak to you and make you very welcome..
AleGloria (Polish)
Address: 3 Trzech Krzyży Square. Tel: +48 (22) 5847080
Polish art meets Polish cuisine. A fusion of traditional Polish food and interior design. This is Polish culinary tradition at its finest and you have a choice of rooms to eat in ranging from Strawberry Field (a room decorated with Strawberries) to more traditional surroundings such as the Fireplace Room.
Think 'game bird, herring, deer, Borsch, duck, steak'.
Adler (German)
Address: Ulica Mokotowska 69. Tel: +48 (22) 6287384
German (Bavaria) cuisine served in a comfortable and rustic environment. Good old-fashioned food and a good choice of German beer to wash it down with. Think about a typical Bavarian restaurant come bar and you have Adler. Staff wear traditional Bavarian dress, serve traditional Bavarian food and traditional German beer.
Think 'pork knuckles, white sausages, bavarian mustard, German beer'.
Bliss (Chinese)
Address: Ulica Boczna 3. Tel: +48 (22) 8263210
It's quite difficult to find a good Chinese restaurant in Poland outside of Warsaw and Bliss is one of the best. Located close to the Royal castle and with a pleasant outside area, you will find the food to be tasty, filling and value for money. The Peking Duck is delicious and we highly recommend Pierogi in the Oriental style.
Think 'peking duck, Canton, Sichuan, Chinese art on the walls'.
Hard Rock Cafe (American)
Address: Zlote Tarasy, ul. Zlota 59. Tel: +48 22 222 0 700
Focusing on serving great American cuisine in an atmosphere of adrenalin pumping rock n' roll, the Hard Rock Cafe Warsaw features your favorite authentic Hard Rock merchandise and collectibles along with taste-tempting cocktails and authentic rock memorabilia from Poland's leading musicians and rock's most prolific stars.
Think 'rock n' roll, cocktails, burgers, rock collectibles'.
Bacio di Angelo (Italian)
Address: Ulica Wilcza 8. Tel: +48 (22) 6224454
We offer delicious food and three varied rooms to eat your meal in. The restaurant ’s unique character together with the sheer variety of the menu, is the essence of Angelo. The chef specializing in sea food, amongst other traditional Italian... such as exquisite home-made pastas has created a locally renowned menu.
Think 'sea food, home made pasta, cosy'.
Restauracja Japonska Inaba (Japanese)
Address: Ulica Nowogrodzka 84 / 86 . Tel: +48 (22) 6225955/ 6225956
Inaba serves traditional Japanese cuisine which is under the care of two people: Mr. Koichiro Iwasaki - the owner, and the restaurant’s chef. We wish to introduce to you the taste of everyday Japanese food through our menu choices, and also we would like that the restaurant, whose name associates the two countries, will help to promote Japanese culture in Poland. Think 'tempura, sukiyaki, sushi, sake, yose-nabe '.
Jimmy Bradley's Irish Bar(Pub Food)
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...