Europejski Grill
Warsaw
Anmeldelser
Amazing food, my father, brother and I greatly enjoyed our experience! Wonderfully attentive service and incredible food. It's the first full day of our trip and it will be hard to top this! Thanks so much again.
The food was very good which is to be expected at the price point. The bisque and muhammara spread were excellent, so was the deer, truffle gratin and both desserts. The wine and cocktails were very good and the pork ribs were okay. If there was anything to criticise, the side order of chips were very underwhelming and the pita served with the spread could have been better (it was a bit tough). The service was excellent, not overwhelming or over the top formal. We were the first customers during Sunday dinner time and the restaurant remained quiet even as more guests arrived.
Food 220 PLN was about as good or slightly worse than you can expect from a breakfast buffet for half the price. I have some doubts if I should give it 2 or 3/5 because while value is bad staff is very attentive but I care more about food and value than staff. (A few months later i edited it from 2 to 3 stars because the breakfast is primarily served to hotel guests who pay for staying 7-10x the price of breakfast and the paywall almost guarantees a calmer atmosphere which i would want if i stayed in Warsaw most expensive hotel) The 2/5 Rating doesn't reflect quality as much as value; if I paid 100 it would have gotten 4/5. The choice wasn't very varied for a high end buffet but everything seemed to be good quality. Decided to splurge on what I hoped to be the best breakfast of my life but I was disappointed. Ordered a 180 PLN breakfast buffet with what I later realized included just 1 ala carte item with just one extra addition (luckily they didn't charge me extra for getting 2). it does include unlimited coffee and tea which includes a few herbal options. Royal eggs Benedict, a Polish sausage and a very slowly baked tomato. Eggs had too much salmon which dominated with salt and didn't seem the highest quality judging by the brown bits (visible on the photo (I know it's edible but doesn't belong in the most expensive hotel in Warsaw)). Eggs seemed to be sous vide and not runny which I liked but many won't. Rose (mixed with something I don't remember) tea was great but arrived after a pretty long time. It came in a glass that seemed to have experienced years of scratching. Polish sausage was good but not sure if it was different than the one from a supermarket and came with 6 tiny jars of sauce to pick as many as you want from which seems like a waste of packaging and sauce since you're not always using up whole jar. Got a strange compliment for noticing green leaves when asking which herb that was very easy to spot, it turned out to be thyme but looked more like oregano. Mushrooms marinated in vinegar were recommended to me to combine with sausage which were decent. Baked tomato was a great addition. When asking for a second warm towel I had to wait till toast arrived. French toast with honey, black currant and some white cheese 40 PLN which unfortunately wasn't included in the price would have been great if it wasn't this sweet. When asked if I like it I got corrected that it wasn't too sweet but pleasantly sweet. I also had to point out that there was just 1 spoon for salt and pepper. Cappuccino was normal with some excellent foam. Interior was very nice although there is very little space at the windows and if 2 people are sitting it would be cramped since u can't move the table. Another nit pick I have is that slices of lemon weren't separated properly which resulted in me dragging one of the plate but it's what you get at this price.
