Polish Restaurants in Warsaw

Goose broth with homemade noodles. If a pork breaded cutlet, always with a bone and fried in real lard. Traditional sourdough bread or white, wheat one, but enriched with grains that we love most. Every day the bread is freshly baked on the spot. Goose meat, we love it. We buy it at the local market and use it to make…

Harenda

Harenda, the oldest club in Warsaw has a cult following which it has built up over the years. It was founded in the early 90's and has maintained a steady popularity since that time. What makes people continue to frequent this bar and restaurant is its atmosphere which encaptures something special that makes people…

N31 Restaurant&Bar

N31 restaurant&bar is an authorial restaurant run by master chef Robert Sowa. The basic menu consists of traditional Polish meals with an international touch, served in an unusual way. Top quality products and extraordinary combinations of tastes reflect our passion for creating meals. Specially arranged interiors and…

Chlopskie Jadlo

A familiar name in many Polish cities, Chlopskie Jadlo - which roughly translates as 'peasant food' - has been supplying hungry customers with quality home-style Polish cooking in cheerful rustic surroundings for several years now. The company enjoys a justified reputation for providing hearty meals that taste good…

Lobo Bistro

THE BEST POLISH CUISINE WITH A MODERN TWIST. There is a place that smells like an orchard, where ciders are poured, and where apple is the star… LOBO Bistro. Here you’ll feel the magic of the genuine Polish cuisine inspired by what’s best in this region – apples. You’ll find them in our dishes, as well as in many…

Belvedere

BEAUTIFUL RESTAURANT IN THE HEART OF ROYAL ŁAZIENKI PARK. Belvedere Restaurant is one of the most beautiful and most interesting points on the culinary map of Poland. It is located in the building of the New Orangery in the Royal Łazienki Park. This unique building is over 150 years old. Like in its early days, it is…

Stara Kamienica

Stara Kamienica, located right in the very city centre, is a new addition to Warsaw's culinary scene. With the cooking boom seen in Poland in recent years and culinary habits transition here, it's with great pleasure to experience growing number of quality restaurants, where well-trained chefs modernize presenting…

Pikanteria

In the trendy district of Praga in Warsaw, Pikanteria is a restaurant which combines the best of Polish cuisine with food from all over the world in an interesting fusion of tastes and styles. At Pikanteria, there is no need to rush your food or drink as the atmosphere is very homely with a friendly service that makes…

Delicja Polska

Modern culinary methods mix with traditional recipes in Delicja Polska Restaurant. Here Polish cuisine is prepared with one eye on the past and a firm foot in the present. Location wise, it could not be much better as it is situated in the popular Krakowskie Przedmiescie, not far from the Old Town. This is one of the…

U Fukiera

Magda Gessler – U Fukiera. Located in Rynek Starego Miasta (Warsaw Old Town Market Place), U Fukiera is the oldest restaurant in Warsaw with tradition dating back to the beginning of the 16th century. The history of the place where Fukier is located dates back to the beginning of the 16th century, when a famous wine…

Slodki Slony

'Słodki Słony.' (Sweet and Salty) the name itself tries to tempt you and intrigue you with flavours. It is a place with tradition that was instilled by Magda Gessler, a great culinary guru. The good practice has taken roots, and now it flourishes, exuding quality all over Mokotowska street. Anyone caught within the…

Stary Dom Restaurant

The Stary Dom Restaurant refers back to the best traditions of Polish cuisine and welcoming atmosphere. The design alludes to traditional interiors connected with the home hearth.

Cafe Blikle

33 Nowy Swiat Street in Warsaw is an important address to note down in any sightseeing in the Polish capital, as it's the location of Café Blikle Restaurant. The family business was founded in 1869 and has continued trading despite the enormous changes that have taken place during that time. In the restaurant enjoy a…

Senses

Warsaw has many new creative culinary options but Senses is one of the most intriguing. A visit to Senses is about more than eating. The innovative approach taken here engages all the senses to create a stimulating experience. From the moment you enter the long passageway, which seems like the entrance to some sort of…

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Local Tips for Polish Dining in Warsaw

When dining at a Polish restaurant in Warsaw, don't be shy to ask the staff for recommendations. They can suggest popular dishes or hidden gems that you may not find on the menu. Additionally, try to make a reservation in advance, especially during peak dining hours, to secure a table at your desired restaurant. For a unique dining experience, consider booking a table at 'Miodova', a restaurant located in a historic city gate offering traditional Polish dishes with a modern twist.

Enjoy the warm hospitality and delicious flavors of Polish cuisine at the numerous restaurants scattered around Warsaw. Dive into the local culinary scene and savor the authenticity of Polish dishes.

Frequently Asked Questions

Curious about Polish cuisine in Warsaw?

Where can I find the best pierogi in Warsaw?

Head to 'Zapiecek' for a wide selection of delicious homemade pierogi in a cozy setting.

What is the must-try traditional Polish dish in Warsaw?

Don't leave Warsaw without trying bigos, a flavorful dish known as the 'hunter's stew'.

Are there any vegetarian-friendly Polish restaurants in Warsaw?

Yes, you can enjoy vegetarian Polish dishes at 'Mielżyński Wine Bar & Restaurant'.

Which Polish restaurant offers a great selection of Polish vodka?

For a wide range of Polish vodka options, visit 'Karma' in the city center.

Do Polish restaurants in Warsaw accept credit cards?

Most restaurants in Warsaw accept credit cards, but it's always good to carry some cash just in case.

What is the typical cost of a meal at a Polish restaurant in Warsaw?

Expect to pay around 30-50 PLN for a main dish at a mid-range Polish restaurant in Warsaw.

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Italian (49 places) When it comes to Italian cuisine in Warsaw, you're in for a treat. From cozy trattorias in the Old Town to modern pizzerias in Żoliborz, you'll find a variety of options to satisfy your cravings. Don't miss trying traditional dishes like handmade pasta and creamy risotto. And for a true taste of Italy, look out for… Explore

Local Picks - Restaurants (33 places) Discover Warsaw's vibrant culinary scene with our expertly curated list of local restaurants. From cozy bistros serving traditional Polish dishes to modern eateries offering innovative cuisine, there's something for every palate. Savor pierogi at a family-run establishment, indulge in fresh seafood at a riverside… Explore

Seafood (33 places) When it comes to seafood restaurants in Warsaw, you are in for a treat. From traditional Polish fish dishes to international seafood cuisine, the city offers a variety of options to satisfy your cravings. Head to the bustling Market Square for a taste of local seafood specialties, or venture to the upscale… Explore

Pub (29 places) When looking for a great Pub in Warsaw, head to the Old Town area where you'll find charming spots like Bierhalle serving up traditional Polish dishes alongside a variety of beers. For a more modern twist, check out Kufle i Kapsle in the trendy Praga district. Don't forget to try some local craft beers and pair them… Explore

Pizza (28 places) If you're a Pizza lover and find yourself in Warsaw, you're in luck! The city offers a wide range of Pizza restaurants that cater to every taste bud. From authentic Italian wood-fired pizzas to modern twists on classic recipes, you'll be spoiled for choice. One of my favorite spots is Pizza Napoli in the bustling Old… Explore

Steakhouse (25 places) If you're craving a juicy steak in Warsaw, look no further than the diverse selection of Steakhouse restaurants scattered throughout the city. From traditional Polish cuts to international flavors, these establishments offer a meat-lover's paradise. Be sure to try the mouthwatering dry-aged steaks at Butchery and… Explore

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Jewish Warsaw Tour | History, Daily Life, Ghetto, Resistance

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This guided walking tour in Warsaw suits those interested in Jewish history and heritage, focusing on the city's Jewish community from the 15th century to 1943. Visit the last active synagogue in Warsaw. Learn the history of Jews in Poland. Understand the perspective of the Jewish insurgents of 1943. Touch the…

Warsaw: Live Chopin Piano Concert

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Experience a 55-minute live Chopin piano concert in Warsaw’s Old Town, suitable for classical music enthusiasts and cultural visitors. Enjoy Chopin’s music performed by professional pianists. Listen on a high-quality KAWAI grand piano. Attend in the intimate concert hall of the Museum of the Warsaw Archdiocese. This…

Warsaw: Skip-the-Line Royal Castle Guided Tour

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Explore Warsaw’s Royal Castle with expert guides, ideal for private visitors or small groups, including skip-the-line access and optional Old Town sightseeing. Explore the Royal Castle in Warsaw on a guided tour. Skip the ticket lines with pre-booked entry. Learn about Polish monarchs’ history and culture. Choose a…

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From Warsaw: Lublin and Majdanek State Museum Day Tour

This full-day tour from Warsaw visits Lublin, one of Poland’s oldest cities, and the Majdanek concentration camp, suitable for history enthusiasts. Explore Lublin, a historic city with significant Polish and Jewish heritage. Learn about the Council of Four Lands and its unique cultural influence. Visit Majdanek, the…

Warsaw: Treblinka Heartbreaking Concentration Camp Tour

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This guided tour takes you from Warsaw to Treblinka, the largest Nazi extermination camp in Europe, ideal for history enthusiasts. After pickup from your Warsaw accommodation, travel by air-conditioned car for approximately one hour to Treblinka. Your guide will lead you through the site, detailing the tragic history…

Krakow: full day private tour from Warsaw

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Take a 3-hour scenic train ride from Warsaw to Krakow and enjoy a 4-hour guided tour of the medieval city’s top landmarks. Suitable for travelers seeking a full-day cultural experience. Explore Krakow’s medieval streets and architecture. Visit the Jagiellonian University, the oldest university in Poland and this part…

Warsaw: Polish Vodka Tasting Experience with Local Expert

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Warsaw: WWII Private Tour by Retro Minibus with Hotel Pickup

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This World War II history tour in Warsaw suits travelers seeking in-depth knowledge of the city’s wartime experiences and key historic sites. Explore Warsaw through the lens of World War II. Learn about Nazi occupation and Soviet repression in Poland. Discover the history of the Jewish Ghetto and both wartime…

Warsaw: Tour to Krakow and Auschwitz by Train with Pickup

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From Warsaw: Tour to Chopin's Birthplace - Żelazowa Wola

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