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!

This place on Chmielna 24, 00-020 Warszawa, Poland is now under new management. The craft beer bar…read moreis called Hopito Craft Beer & Food Chmielna

Wonderful experience! Delicious beer & a fun atmosphere. I definitely recommend stopping by here to…read moregrab a beer. We also had the cheese fries which were good too.

Another of many nice craft beer spots in the area. The selection of beer is quite good and broad…read morewith several mostly Polish breweries.

Loads of beer, at least 10 on tap, maybe more, plus bottles. I was glad to see a Norwegian beer…read morethere even! The bartender offered samples and was attentive. In fact, the pub was quite busy and we were lucky to get a seat by the bar. I would say it had a modern style interiorwise, and fits hipsters and others the same :)

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.

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.

Prague is a city of drinks and the Alchemist is no exception. This is a MUST if you're into…read morespeakeasy vibes with amazing and creative cocktails. The atmosphere is set with dim lighting and creates the perfect ambiance. Service is fantastic. What started out as "just one drink" turned into a few hours and an amazing time. I'll definitely be back.

Enjoyable evening with delicious food and drinks. We highly…read morerecommend The Alchemist restaurant. Our server was pleasant and attentive. My drink was The Butterfly Effect and it was served in a beaker with dry ice so it looked amazing as well as refreshing. I ordered the Pulled Rib BBQ sandwich and fries while my partner ordered the steak. The steak came to the table on a lava stone still in the process of cooking on the stone. This allowed for him to cook the steak to his liking right at the table. This was fun and enjoyable. Both meals were tasty. My Pull Rib sandwich was the most flavorful and I would order it again. We also ordered an appetizer which was also delicious. Pictures of our meal are attached.

Hey Chmelnik! I stopped by during our walk through the city. I liked it so much that I even came…read moreback for a second time! To drink: Always my go to a Mojito, what I really liked about this one was that the ice cubs were almost crushed tiny cubs, which added a very nice touch to drink. Another drink I had was sex on the beach, the best one I've ever had. It has a polish touch to it. To nibble on: chicken wings, these wings were the best I've ever had in Europe. Very crisp, dry rub with a hint of spice nice and not overwhelming heat, served with a sauce similar to ranch. We also tried the chicken strips also very delicious, served with a creamy sauce which had dill and some other spices. The gastropub consists of three levels, right when you walk in there is an outside garden area which is great to sit during late nights! Walking through the main doors is the bar, a bathroom. Downstairs (basement) there are seats and booth which has a much quieter atmosphere. Up the spiral stairs you will find a newly renovated area with an additional bar, seating area, bathrooms, and a old school juke box! The lamps shades were hand made, the metal sign on the wall custom made. Very nicely decorated. We had the honor to meet the bar owner himself Jacek, a young man with a true passion. Extremely friendly and very customer oriented! When in Warsaw make sure you take a stroll down Chmelnia and stop at Chmelnik.

Chope ótimo!! Guinness anda Perla... so much good…read more We eat a potato fries and a hot chicken wings...

Wow. What a pleasant experience I had here from the cocktails, entree and dessert. Absolutely…read moredelicious! I sat at the bar area and enjoyed a Malva Negra cocktail while I waited for my food order to arrive. It was the waitresses recommendation based on my mention of not preferring sweet drinks. The infusion of blueberry and lavender was surprisingly more balanced and didnt tip the scale towards the sweeter side. (So I ended ordering another towards the end of the meal). Now for the food...I was just blown away. I ordered the special which was a large pork chop with some plum sauce concoction that I cannot describe other than being subtly savory and sweet but an absolutely perfect complement to the hefty, juicy and tender bone-in pork chop. I was already full at this point since I finished it all but the waitress did highly recommend the panna cotta dessert which I'm so glad I gave in and ordered it. It was topped with a black sesame sauce with bits of pistachio. Additionally, there was a portion of what looked like/tasted like dragons beard but it added another layer of depth to the already superb dish. The ambiance is a mix of cozy, trendy and elegant which can be more casual or more formal depending on your occasion. I came in around 2pm so I must've missed the lunch rush since I heard this place gets some longer wait times. As for the staff, the waitress and bartender were both extremely attentive and friendly. They both would always check in to see if I was enjoying the food and if there was anything else I needed/wanted. This place came very highly recommended by a local in Warsaw and I experienced why :)

Polish Modern, Hipster, and Vegetarian Heaven? Found this place from Rick Steve's travel book, but…read moreI didn't realize it became vegetarian, but I already sat down, and needed to cleanse my body a bit after weeks of hearty meaty European fare. Real local Poles were eating, drinking, and socializing here too. My young handsome waiter was friendly and spoke English well, he even let me taste two different wines before me settling on a decision. 33PLN/$8.25 Carmelized fried feta with Ramiro peppers, olives, lemon salsa, and seasonings. Fresh, fragrant and delicious. 26PLN/$6.20 Roasted Brussel Sprouts, ricotta, caramelized onions, sun dried tomatoes...also fresh, fragrant and delicious. 24PLN/$6 glass of wine. I highly recommend visiting Poland, you get so much for your American dollar! This was a great meal for only $21ish! I could've easily eaten more, but being my last night In Poland I decided to find some meat pierogis, my new favorite thing. Also in Poland, taxes are already included in the price, and tipping is not required! Though I always tipped a 8PLN/$2 or more if service was good, as it certainly was here.

Great ambience! Friendly staff! Drinks are good and must try the appetisers. What-else…read more you need.

omg, I work so near and I had no clue about this charismatic place, known for jazz concerts!…read more I really love this kind of atmosphere: hipster, relaxed and intellectual at the same time where you can not give a damn about anything and be yourself! As a record and bookstore, you can buy cds, vinyls or books and they have concerts or meetings with artists. Definitely a gem of underground culture in the heart of Warsaw. Food: great focaccia and nice teas, for good price plus: funny name

Claiming to be the largest Sports Bar Restaurant in Poland serving easy-to-eat, easy-to-share…read moreAmerican fare as well as all-time-favorite Polish dishes in awesome portions, this place is full of locker-room machismo. It is equpiied with 2 LCD projectors with two 3m screens and 34 TV monitors continuously broadcasting sporting events on 9 sports channels and more during major highlights. I went here with a colleague to watch a Championship match - and the buzz was palpable. As for the food, I had ribs with fries, colleague had fish and chips - all washed down with plenty of local Polish beer. Not the most authentic of Polish experiences, but certainly worth a visit if you are feeling nostalgic for something more western than dumplings and pierogi.

This is a generic, overpriced sports bar, shone through the lens of what a international hotel…read morechain thinks an American Sports Bar looks like. The beer is expensive, the food is mediocre. Also, why are there only men in here?