Kieliszki na Próżnej
Warsaw
Pair any dish with a carefully selected wine from their extensive offerings for the full experience.
Located at Próżna 12, 'Kieliszki na Próżnej' offers a refined dining experience in Warsaw with a focus on the harmonious pairing of wine and food. The venue is most recognized for its extensive selection of over 250 wines, primarily sourced from small and medium-sized producers across Europe, with a particular emphasis on Italian varieties. This dedication to quality is mirrored in their culinary offerings, which feature modern interpretations of Polish classics.
The restaurant's menu showcases dishes crafted from local and seasonal ingredients, aligning with their philosophy of achieving balance between what is in the glass and on the plate. Each dish is presented with a 'tapas attitude', encouraging sharing and sampling among diners, thereby enriching the communal dining experience.
The ambiance at Kieliszki na Próżnej can be described as upscale casual, making it a suitable choice for both fine dining aficionados and those seeking a relaxed meal over a noteworthy glass of wine. The dining room's sophisticated yet understated decor creates a welcoming atmosphere that complements the culinary offerings.
Ideal for smaller and larger groups alike, the venue also accommodates corporate meetings, friendly gatherings, or intimate dinners. It is a versatile location catering to diverse dining preferences, ensuring an exceptional experience whether it is a leisurely lunch or a sophisticated dinner. For those interested in discovering the intricacies of wine, the establishment offers unique tasting experiences with expert guidance from some of Poland's finest sommeliers.
In addition to its main offerings, Kieliszki na Próżnej extends the experience with gift vouchers, making it an alluring option for gift-giving occasions. Overall, it presents a compelling proposition for anyone eager to explore a curated blend of food and wine in an environment that encourages both learning and relaxation.
Reviews
Wooow, we went there with my cousin for a dinner before a theater. What an experience, the service, the food, everything was excellent. We loved it so much that after the play we came back for a few drinks and the woow continued. Congratulations and we will be back ❤️
This restaurant is part of a larger group of restaurants and is run with professional efficiency but not much warmth. The menu is varied, offering something for every body, and the food is well prepared and delicious. We enjoyed an asparagus risotto, a terrific cold borscht soup. the slightly smoked sturgeon and a deftly cooked fish.
Super good wine pairings! You get the feeling that they have been spending quite some time with those. Also the beef tartar was exceptional. I wish I had this kind of place where I live.
Last meal in Warsaw was dinner at this lovely establishment with modern Polish cuisine. Food was really good - don’t miss out on the potato appetizer! Really happy with my asparagus entree as well. Even the dessert strawberries tasted fresh (unlike the overly sweetened ones in the US)!
It was fine — teetering dangerously close to mediocre. The food — perch, guinea fowl, sorrel soup, and potato with truffle — was competently prepared and perfectly adequate, but nothing really sang. No “wow” moment, no dish to write home about. The service didn’t exactly help matters. Our waiter recommended a single white wine and seemed rather unwilling to discuss it further, which was especially noticeable when tables seated shortly after us were given several options and actual recommendations. Perhaps we just drew the short straw. All in all, we paid around 750 zł for two people and left feeling distinctly underwhelmed. Not a disaster by any means, but certainly not a meal that lived up to the price tag.
