Heaven in my mouth. It's all the food delights rolled into one. Check out the zucchini pancakes…read morewith mushroom sauce. Definitely a great venue for those working at Google Campus

From the owner: Tworzymy z naturalnych składników, prowadzimy zdrową kuchnię, nie używamy ulepszaczy. Naszą…read morespecjalnością są niezaprzeczalnie placuszki z cukinii z polędwiczkami drobiowymi na grzybowym ragu, wielkie polskie śniadanie z domowym mięsem, szakszuka Napijecie się u nas regionalnego piwa.

Was recommended this place. Up and coming place, hipsterish and targeting for a general menu of…read morefood. You will not be disappointed with the meals. They add their own flair for the meals which makes them interesting. They offer polish traditional cuisines (such as hering onions and vodka along). But then they go for the outliers such as Mexican or other dishes. Ambiance also was nice and added further to the mood. It got very crowded into the evening so be careful if your a big group. Staff was very friendly and they always made sure our drinks were full. Cheers!

Nice relaxing coffee house Good place to get out of the cold and have a small breakfastread more

Good simple breakfast and a nice place to sit outside. The place was busy but they found me a seat…read moreand after a short wait my breakfast was served.

Overall score 4.5 out of 5…read more Had multiple dishes the food is very healthy and clean and flavorful. Iced latte is great Staff is wonderful Inside vibe is very chill

Hands down the best café I've been to since arriving in Poland! Everything tastes incredibly fresh…read moreand you can tell they use high-quality ingredients across the board. The juice is freshly squeezed and absolutely refreshing--no shortcuts here. On top of that, the staff is super friendly and welcoming, which made the whole experience even better. This place is a hidden gem and definitely worth a visit if you're in the area.

So glad a place like this operates in my neighborhood!…read moreUnfortunately they are a bit too "flexible" with the hours that they're open, but I guess that's the nature of the laid-back culture here.

Praskie Bistro in Warsaw felt like being invited into someone's kitchen for a really good home…read morecooked meal. The space is cozy and relaxed, and everything we tried tasted fresh, thoughtful, and genuinely homemade. Nothing felt rushed or overly fancy, just well executed comfort food done with care. It's the kind of place where you immediately trust the menu and end up wanting to order more just because everything is so good. If you're looking for something warm, welcoming, and quietly excellent, this spot is a great find.

I had really good breakfast at this restaurant. I was in a hurry and the food was served very, very…read morefast. I waited around 5-7 minuted for the pancakes and my coffee was directly served after ordering. The pancakes tasted very nice and they were made fresh and were still hot. I liked that they had berries inside, made them very tasty. The price is unbeatable. They have a special deal that you can get a espresso for only 1 zloti extra when buying a breakfast dish. The girl working at the restaurant was very friendly. I would for sure come back for a cheap breakfast option.

This place was absolutely wonderful for breakfast. The French toast was a bit unique--more like an…read moreAmerican grilled cheese with ham topped with a fried egg, and it was just delicious! The apple and pear crepes were really tasty, and the vanilla cream was served on the side, so you can add as much or as little as you like. The staff were super friendly and welcoming. We had a lovely time sitting outside in the beautiful weather. Plus, it's conveniently located right at a bus stop!

People are friendly and they have an English version of menu. They also offer a variety of…read morebreakfast menu. I had breakfast 2 set which is a combo of bread, polish sausage, 2 eggs, bacon, cottage cheese, mushroom and tomatoes. It was delicious and I appreciated them letting me know that the price is higher than what's listed on the menu.

Super trendy and healthy breakfast restaurant. Had the shakshuka and it did not disappoint. They…read morealso are extremely allergy friendly; their gluten free bread is some of the best I have ever had. There is a health grocery shop attached to the restaurant if you want to take some of their staple foods home. Can't wait to come back.

Breakfast, breakfast, breakfast! We have been to Sam in three occasions and breakfast is with no…read moredoubt the top choice. Casual, trendy, selective. Sam has one of the best bakeries in the area. Breakfast menu offers a wide range of options: egg dishes and omelettes; pita, sandwiches or paninis, granola, homemade yogurt or oats. Breakfast plates are between 15-25zl. Additionally you could choose from one of the breakfast sets which includes main dish, juice and sides from about ~25/35zl. Vege set sounded amazing and truly filling. The bread itself is delicious. If you are lucky it will be still warm straight from the oven. If you have special dietary needs, SAM is a place where you can find options: lactose free, gluten free, soy free. It has options for everyone. Lunch and dinner are good to but slightly behind breakfast. As a soup lover I must admit cream of pumpkin was excellent. But the salads or warm dishes did not seem so special. If you are an early bird you might be lucky to find a free table at opening. Yet, if you like pressing the snooze bottom (like myself) a few times make sure to make a reservation in advance! The place is likely to have a queue. I think the crusty warm bread has created quite a word of my mouth...

Sitting outside in the summer enjoying a lovely dinner with family was a great way to end our…read morenight. The setting was lovely, the service was pretty good, and everyone was enjoying their evening. We ordered the goat cheese and berry salad. The goat cheese is a large slice, not crumbles, as I am used to in the States. It's a wonderful meal; don't be surprised if you get full because of the cheese. In all of Stare Miasto in Warsaw, this was the only place that sold Gołąbki with Veal (Polish Stuffed Cabbage Rolls)! It was great to have one of my favorite meals without the pork option! The tomato sauce was delicious, and the portion was wonderful. Rosół was also ordered; it's a broth soup with dumplings, and that was thoroughly enjoyed. There were two servers out on the patio, and they were very attentive and working very hard. Wonderful service, great food, and lovely atmosphere.

We just had a lovely dinner here. The food was good, certainly, but it was the service and the…read moreambiance that really put it over the edge. A lovely evening outside under the lights, drinking wine, and chatting with friends - it doesn't get much better. The highlight of our evening was a Pinot Noir Sancerre - something none of us knew existed and our server gifted us with the knowledge of - we are forever grateful, Michàl!

Poles don't like to be confused with Russians when abroad, but to be frank - we have things in…read morecommon, especially when it comes to cuisine. For example - Slavic people from Warsaw to Vladivostok like to feast on pierogi (dumplings). There are, of course, subtle differences between Polish pierogi and Russian vareniki and you can argue about who invented what in a way just slightly less heated then solianka soup at Skamiejka. Which is hot. And tasty. But back to vareniki - they are great. Both in general as well as these particular ones in the Russian restaurant that this very review is about. Try the potato ones! Going further - bliny. I tried the savory version, which was good, but I bet the sweet ones could be even better. I'm not an expert on Russian cuisine, but for me it was the best one I had since my epic day trip to Brighton Beach in NYC. Much better atmosphere too, as Skamiejka's staff was extremely nice and helpful.

Speaking as a tourist; eating here will make you feel like you are at a distant relatives house…read morethat is dedicated to being as hospitable as possible. One of the best dining experiences I have ever had. The menu is small compared to other restaurants in the city but don't let this discourage you, we tried several dishes and everything was absolutely delicious and well prepared. The interior of the restaurant is tastefully decorated in the way someone's kitchen or dining room may be adding to the "homey" feel. Warsaw is filled with restaurants that offer delicious and authentic food. But if you want to feel like a local, and not blow a ton of money in an establishment that couldn't care less if you were there, pay Skamiejka a visit.