I spent the entire summer promising myself to swing by here one day for a glass but it didn't…read morehappen.. Until recently, when I had some time to kill after work and wanted to sit down somewhere to read a book but didn't feel like going to the Starbucks on the other side of the street. Okrąglak must have been amazing during the summer. Now, when they've removed their little outdoor seating arrangement and the customers are left with a couple of tables and bar stools inside, we end up with a tiny bar with huge windows and an amazing view at the Palace of Culture. I had a mug of mulled wine (12 pln) and enjoyed it very much. It wasn't entirely suited for my planned activity, which was reading a book, as mentioned above, but it was nice and cozy anyways and the bad lightening didn't stop me. The barman was nice with a smile on his face so I have absolutely nothing negative to say on that matter. I hope they'll remain a part of the vast map of Warsaw's pubs and clubs because I'd love to come here next summer! In the mean time, pop by for a mug of mulled wine or beer (they also have a wide selection of other alcoholic beverages and typical "pub" snacks, btw).

Great beers from independent breweries toasties are great, marmite on toast even!…read more Brilliant soul jazz and funk music plus a great local crowd down in grzybowska small but also has a garden which is really nice and the iced coffees are brilliant. They like dogs too

Perfect local beer spot! Excellent list of local drafts and a bunch of bottles as well.read more

It's not just Italian. Don't let the name fool you…read more I think this is the best meal I've ever had. Thin potato pancakes with sour cream, salmon, sprouts and lightly dusted with tiny sliced onions. I've died and gone to heaven!

From the owner: Jesteśmy pubem z wieloletnim doświadczeniem naszym atutem jest duży wybór piw regionalnych z małych…read morebrowarów ,specjalizujemy sie kuchnią polsko -włoską .

Most likely the largest selection of beers on taps in Warsaw as the night when I have been here…read morethey had almost 80 of them. Beers are ordered in sections according to the style but choosing is still a bit difficult. I had Chocolate Stout from a Polish brewery that I quite liked.

Really chill place. The walls are decorated with beer caps and there is mostly standing room…read moreinside, outside there is a small garden with comfy chairs and picnic style seating. About 10PLN for a beer or non alcoholic bottled beverage, nice staff too.

Inelegant bartender knew what he was talking about. Great knowledge of beers that are available and…read morebreweries they come from.

Food is very tasty and presented intraditional way. Most probably chef preparing food had a very…read moregood training or is from those regions. I eat at this place once a month and food is always very good, hot and fresh. Restaurant itself could be nicer as it is quite dark inside but still food is worth going there. If you enjoy good food but dont pay that much attention to the surrounding than place to go. If you need to take someone on the date dont go there. My overall opinion based mainly on food not the surrounding. One more thing beers are good and a big choice so if yiu would like to try some good beers than go there.

Love Brewdog and so glad to have stumbled upon the Warsaw location while visiting the city last…read moremonth. Beyond the expected Brewdog beers, they feature a wonderful selection of Polish craft brews and other guest drafts. I started with a pint of my favorite Jet Black Heart (so smooooth) and moved on to a flight featuring some guest drafts (wish I remembered which) and Brewdog's chai spiced imperial brown ale. HATED this last one, tasted like rotten banana, but everything else was excellent. Fun, funky vibe, friendly staff, and great pub food.

So glad I found this place, came in for a beer and dinner one night on my 2 week business trip to…read moreWarsaw. I was on my own that night so I sat at the bar. Started with a Brewdog beer. It hit the spot. For my meal I got a burger which was great, menu was in Polish but bartender helped explain things to me (other than a few words like tomato my Polish vocab is lacking!). The fries had some rosemary or spices on them and were delicious. It was a lot of food and I couldn't finish it. Next up I got a beer they just tapped while I was there which was awesome. The bartender was happy to serve little tastes of the beers first to make sure you liked them. I'll definitely be back on my next business trip!

Small, quaint restaurant with friendly service. The beef tartar is a must! Deliciously seasoned,…read morepaired nicely with rye bread and a variety of condiments (onion, pickle, mushrooms). We all loved this appetizer. Other dishes had tonight were duck, salmon (under seasoned), and pierogi which were all pretty good. Wine was expensive for what was available. Overall good meal at higher prices due to the location in the old city. Would probably go back for the tartar alone for lunch.

Small intimate and authentic polish cousibe restaurant. Only 6 tables but a large variety of…read morechoices. Tastes as expected from the place - not elevated but very homey. Recommended to whom wants to try the polish cousin in a non demanding environment. Got there the stuffed cabbage with fried potatoes. Just notice - service was already included in the check (in Polish of course).

This is a modest little craft beer spot in Warsaw that is worth checking out. They have 17 craft…read morebeers on tap and a good selection of bottles and cans if you don't see what you want on tap. Their bilingual menus were a plus for this non- Polish speaker

Beer menu is easy to read, identifying hoppiness, bitterness and color. Several options of beers…read moreand cup sizes. We toured five beer bars that afternoon and the beer here was the best. We only with more patrons had been present at 4pm on a Wednesday to add to the atmosphere.

Specyficzne miejsce ale z niezwyklym klimatem. Na pierwszy rzut oka nie pociaga ale zyskuje przy…read moreblizszym poznaniu.