Ok so it was a quick dinner during the week. We didn't have a reservation but managed to get a…read moretable. The interior is quite interesting, during a week restaurant is full of people on business meetings. We order starters: herring and beetroot soup (barszcz czerwony). Both are very nice and tasty. For main we go for liver and veal friccasee. Again very tasty. At first I fought that the portions are small but it all was just an optical illusion due to quite big plates :) we left full barley able to move :) You have to keep in mind that this place is a bit specific when it comes to staff working there. Mostly staff is over 50 years old (at least that is my guess;) I saw only one younger waiter. They also behave in a specific way what for people not from Poland may be weird but I believe that is done on purpose to give this place feeling from the PRL. The big minus is for the toilet which was really dirty and didn't suit to this place at all. It was a nice experience but not mind blowing.

We enjoyed the chateaubriand and the lively atmosphere including roaming live music that encouraged…read morethe patrons to join in on the occasional song. I don't speak polish but it was never-the-less charming. However, the overall experience was negative. We wanting to be authentic, ordered the pickled cod as an appetizer as well as the shaved pork belly and pickles and while I wasn't a big fan, it wasn't the food but the service went south at this point. Us as well as the table adjacent to us, fell off the radar of the wait staff and we spent the next two hours waiting to order our meal. Finally flagging down someone after asking 3 separate people to help us. On the plus side, when you wait that long a second bottle of wine is necessary.

Amrit Kebab Opened in 2007 and has been a thriving business since. The owner is of Syrian descent…read more who for years has lived in Poland with his Polish wife, who wanted to recreate in Amrit the most interesting foods in his country and the unusual atmosphere of the Orient. While creating this restaurant, it was important to replicate not only the aesthetics, but also satisfying the most delicate palates. All this in the sizzling rhythms of Arabic music. Once you step thru the entrance, you are transformed into the world of fairy tales and mystery, the exotic-oriental Arabic atmosphere allows you to move into distant corner of the Arab world. Ok, no tomato bisque soup, but the food, on a scale of 1-10, earned a 15! I was so impressed, even with Parkinson's I can taste the blended flavors, OMG, I wanted to go back for breakfast, but sadly, they are not open that early, but I will be back, I can assure you of that. They have inside as well as outside seating, the pricing moderate and the parking is where you can get it. This is certainly one of Warsaw's hidden gems. Life is good.

Kebabs are not my favorite food and most kebab joints don't represent the paramount of culinary…read morepossibilities. Amrit is a bit different. This chain of restaurants, named after an ancient Syrian city has class, rapid service and really good air conditioning which makes a visit in Amrit a very pleasant experience. Decor and even stuff uniforms are well designed and contribute to the feeling of quality. Foodwise, Amrit offers a decent quality for moderate prices. They started experimenting with breakfast menu but I don't feel that adventurous yet. You will definitely get your money's worth when dining here and since they sprout around the country like spring flowers there is a chance you are just a few minutes away from a good grub.

Food was delicious. We ordered too much food but was so nice to try such authentic Georgian food…read more Outside eating area was very nice. Staff were friendly and food came quickly. Everything we had was delicious! Dry white wine was also lovely.