I loved this restaurant! We wanted to try some more Polish foods but we don't eat pork, so a kosher…read morerestaurant seemed like the perfect option. The menu has a lot of Jewish classics but with interesting culinary twists. My husband tried the knishes and loved them; I had the matzo ball soup (decent, but my homemade version is better) and the goose leg confit-- wow, amazing. I've never had goose before but this set the bar really high. The food is quite affordable for the price, and their was live music in the basement while we were there! I would certainly send any visitor to Warsaw here to get a taste of living Jewish Polish culture.

What a fun place to come for lunch. When I told people I was going to Warsaw they all told me to…read moretry one of their Kosher restaurants. Bekef was the winner. A small shop with minimal seating but still a very comfortable place to be and it was right off the main street extremely easy to get to from our hotel (Radison Collection). Waitress / Owner spoke little English, but we all managed to make it work by pointing to pictures on the menu. There were a few groups of young people here also having some lunch, and enjoying their time together. For lunch we had: - Salad plate starter - I wish I knew what some of the items were, all very tasty - Falafel platter with PLENTY of humus - Chicken shawarma - Chicken and fries - every place has fries All delicious, fresh, tasty, perfectly and cooked. I am glad we had the opportunity to come here and would definitely re-visit if it was local. We had a nice conversation [inEnglish] with a few people before we left which is always good ending. KUDOs to the team at Bekef.

Perfect for lunchtime!!! Not a fancy place but the food is as good as in Israel itself. Best…read morehummus, falafel and super soft beef! Salads are like an trip to other places. Just ask to have a bit of everything. Just yummy and healthy. Prices are ok, service suuuper friendly!!!

With a great location and beautiful decoration I was inspired to try this place for the second…read moretime. On our first visit, We were too new to Warsaw and I was hesitant to compare it to other places. Therefore I decided to wait and give it a second chance in the future. Today, after three months of trying over 30 restaurants in the area, I can confirmed my initial thoughts: I have mix reviews about this place, and I am not inspire to go back. In summary: Food looks - great Food flavor - doubtful, misleading Price - high for the quality Service - excellent If you are looking to celebrate an occasion with great service, is a good place. But if you are looking into enjoying the smell, flavor and aftertaste of quality food, I do not recommend. The looks could be misleading... I am happy to recommend other places in the area where you have found much inspiration and have had delightful meals. My thoughts, of course nothing is said until you try for yourself.

Pretty upscale restaurant filled with middle-aged businessmen and women. I felt a bit out of place,…read morebut the ambience was very relaxed. The verdict: Pros: -Amuse Bouche was a nice touch - ingredients were very fresh albeit simple -Best soup I've ever had. I'm a sucker for anything truffle-related, but my friend also agreed that the potato soup surpassed all expectations. Creamy, with a punch of spicy chorizo chip and surprisingly filling -Main course was presented tastefully. I appreciated the unconventional hot clay plate it was served on, and the little tomato purée designs Cons: -We were (expectedly) charged for water, but it was 15 złoty (around $4). Wtf?

Beirut is one of the most unexpected bars you'll ever find. It offers not only a full menu of…read moredrinks, but also an entire bar of seriously good hummus with different toppings, along with other authentic Lebanese mezzes, kebabs, and more. Their "Mezze Dip Supreme" came with a selection of three dips and was a great way to taste a bunch of different mezzes--there's the creamy hummus, of course, topped with chickpeas and olive oil; I also ordered the thick, creamy baba ghanoush and the bright, earthy muhamara, made with walnuts, red bell peppers, and pomegranate syrup. Instead of normal pita bread, the trio of dips came with a basket of crispy baked pita chip rounds dusted with za'atar, which were addictingly delicious and were a salty bar snack that will definitely get you coming back for more and more drinks!

Had heard a lot from Gaby and other friends that they absolutely LOVE inviting their polish friends…read moreto this lebanese restaurant and show off some of their country's finest food and wine!! When my turn finally came, I was very happy to enjoy this top notch restaurant: the food, the setting, the service. Waow. I must admit, the staff were super knowledgeable and nice! Yet another reason for me, a wine and food aficionado, to visit beautiful Warsaw! It does not cease to amaze me!

I had an urge for steak tonight, yet I wanted a tender piece of steak and with the waiter's…read morerecommendation for the Argentinian cut of Polish beef, I was not disappointed! Steak fries, Greek salad, a Porter beer... all delicious. I saved room for creme brûlée and Żubrówka Bison grass vodka with a small glass of apple juice for the apple pie flavor...wow is that vodka smooth! Excellent waiter service. I sat outdoors and fortunately with no smokers nearby. There are a few of these restaurants around the city.

This was a huge error to come here. First, they have all the parts to be great…read more But they can t finish the deal. After waiting so long I got a menu off another table, he came. Drinks and lunch. Drinks came and 30 minutes later I asked about our food.. five minutes, he said.. At 45 minutes, the food came, beer is almost gone by now. Rice instead of fries, he will reorder. Everything else was cold. Chicken on the sticks, my fries, chicken schwarma. The missing fries returned, piping hot. The olives and hummus were fine. But no pita bread for the hummus. All around us, people are giving up waiting, and just Walking away from tables after only getting drinks. Not paying. I felt like leaving too but I wanted to eat, and hope springs eternal. Huge huge disappointment. My wife actually went in to see if there was a kitchen. She didn't see one. And all the tables inside were sitting with dishes on them and empty. So 2waiters only had a dozen tables to work. Crazy , what a waste of my money. Fire em all and start over.

Definitely not my favorite place. Although when you are hungry, in Warsaw, you may always rely on a…read morekebab... King kebab is not the place for me. Food is greasy and no healthy options available, nor much for vegetarian either. Usually the queue is ok... It may take 10-15min to get your food after you order. Taste varies widely depending on what you order. Feta salad is a no no, while beef kebab seems ok. If you are around, I would suggest other places. Some food trucks are total winners! In summary: When it comes to kebab... This is not my place. :(

In my limited experience with dealing with hangovers, actually whom am I kidding I get them a lot,…read moreI have found that Kebabs are the perfect, cheap cure. Needless to say, I am here at Kebab King once at least once a week :) Their megakebab with chicken is my favorite. The chicken is without fail is tender and the bread is always fresh and tasty. The portion will fill you up for the day! I especially love the fact here in Poland they pack the kebab with plenty of fresh cabbage salad so I don't feel like I am eating fast food but a nutritious meal. Okay, maybe that factor is negated with the sauce (I think it is mayo based) that they drown the kebab in but I prefer to live in denial. My only whine about this place is that the service could be quicker.

NOT Lebanese shawarma/Kebab. Typical take-away Turkish/Azeri style like every other place and not…read moreeven great for that type of Kebab. Very disappointed especially considering the price. No chunks of grilled beef stacked with red pepper, lemon and onion. No chopped parsley. Typical compressed meat shaved off. The chips were good.

Yum yum! Libanska Fenicja is beautiful, delicious and friendly…read more The place is beautifully decorated. With hanging curtains, colorful table clothes and warm color carpets, you do not feel in Poland for a moment. Waitress are dress is traditional clothes with sparkling bells. Our waitress, besides of being super friendly, spoke perfect English and Spanish! Always a pleasure. Menu is looong! you might need extra few minutes to figure out what delicious plate you will select. On the other hand there is something for everyone. An entire page of vegetarian dishes, and a few sample dishes as well if you like to try a little bit of each of the most popular dishes.We asked for one of this and included babaganoush, hummus, lamb, chicken and salad, pair with warm pita bread. It was delicious! Lentil soup was warm, not heavy and very yummy. Food was served within minutes. Excellent service indeed! They have a separate room for groups. Probably you could fit about 15- 20 people comfortably. Nice for a more private environment. Looking forward to our next visit and to try the water pipes! multiple flavors to choose from. Enjoy!