Not my prefer place for dinner, but breakfast menu seems promising!…read more We came here on a Saturday night and the place was half full. The decoration is nice a cozy. Feels like you are in a house with multiple rooms and intimate places to seat. During summer they have a outdoor patio, perfect to enjoy a brunch outside. The menu is traditional polish, stronger on breakfast/brunch than dinner. Breakfast menu is mostly egg dishes: every omelet combination, scrambled or poach. They do have a couple of vegan specials like non-egg tofu-veggies omelette. I love they think about their vegan customers too! Boozy brunch is offered as well! Daily lunch specials of soup + main dish are available starting at 11 AM. For dinner the options were somehow limited. Not many vegetarian dishes, and no daily specials. Tomato soup of course, a couple of salads and meat dishes. Dinner is not their signature. Drinks menu is very good! From wine and beer, to "long, short and shots" cocktails. There's something for everyone. Ambiance is casual and not too loud. Overall, highly recommended for breakfast, brunch or buzzy afternoon with some friends. Cheers!

Just came back from Warzaw after 4 glorious days with my 10 friends! Searched long and hard for a…read morenice place to sit, have a beer and talk. This quiet yet central gem offered all we needed. Great food, tasty drinks and superb service! So good in fact, we helped put away the patio furniture when they closed. Good job, Iga! ;)

Loved the food & atmosphere. The staff was amazing! Hope to go back before we leave Warsaw.read more

No Rusiko, no. First of all, the place was hot. The decor had promise, but the heat inside was…read morestraight-up sauna-level. I was just trying to enjoy my meal without sweating like I was training for a marathon. Maybe it was the section we were seating at? We ordered a few dishes: the Khachapuri was good, but I've definitely had better--even right here in the same city. The sage lemonade was an interesting twist; I'll give them points for trying something new. The Chanakhi, on the other hand, was tough and loaded with connective tissue--trying to break it apart was a battle. We also asked for a side of grilled vegetables, which were... fine, but let's just say they didn't leave a lasting impression. Auntie Lali's Harcho and Kharcho soups were decent; the soup itself was enjoyable, but nothing to write home about. By the end of dinner, we were a little disappointed, so we figured we'd give dessert a go. We ordered the Millefeuille. It arrived, and before I could even blink, my husband had somehow inhaled the entire thing in one bite. His bites aren't 'that' big, but the dessert was 'that' small. He liked it though. Overall, I wouldn't return. It was a bit overhyped, and there are other Georgian spots in town where you'll leave feeling genuinely satisfied. Take a detour and check them out instead!

I'm not impressed. I came here spontaneously and the moment I sat down and looked through the menu,…read moreI felt like leaving (but I didn't because I felt embarrassed). For starters - the prices are absolutely ridiculous and the owners should be ashamed of themselves. Taking the location into consideration, this place shouldn't charge 30+ pln for a dish. It's not that kind of a place. But since I felt too embarrassed to stand up and walk out, I decided to order pielmieni, a type of pierogies, but Russian. They differ from Polish pierogies by size (pielmieni are at least half the size of regular Polish pierogies) and are traditionally served in broth with a size of Russian mustard and/or cream. For the price of 23 pln, I got in a bowl of ridiculously overpriced pielmieni that I am going to rate as "meh, I've had better". They were average, mediocre.. And the broth was close to tasteless and looked borderline nasty. I also ordered a glass of their house wine since they had Georgian wines available and the price listed on the menu was 11 pln. So I was slightly surprised when I got my check and the wine was listed as 13 pln. Not cool. The only reason I'm giving this place 2 stars instead of just one is the fact that their menu, despite the ridiculous prices, offers a unique blend of far Eastern European and Caucasian cuisine as well as the fact that the waitress seemed nice and did her job properly (aside from not mentioning that the wine was more expensive than stated in the menu..) You can pay by card and the place is located right next to the "Nowolipki" tram station on Jana Pawła II. Be aware of the fact that the radio is kind of loud and the music goes from being traditional Slavic sung in Russian to regular Western mainstream pop songs. I won't be coming back.

The decor was pretty cool: log-cabin style, with shawls and the like indicating that this is a…read moreplace with food from the 'East.' Here, that means the Ukraine, Russia, Azerbaijan, etc. The waitress was quite attentive, and the place was fairly packed - though it *is* small. There was outdoor seating too, though we opted out because it was raining. Ambiance and service I'd give a 4.5/5. I ordered plow (pronounced pl-oh-v) from one of the -stan countries: it was like a cross between paella and Moroccan cous-cous. It was a bit greasy for me, didn't really resemble the photo on the sign, and my husband claimed the lamb tasted like pork, but I was content with it. He ordered a meat pasty, which was bigger than he expected, and an order of dumplings called masty. The beer was decent, he said. Overall, I'd give the food a 3.5/5.

Secado it's a nice bar with really tasty food. The…read morerestaurant it's big and divided in many rooms, so the you can feel comfortable there. The decoration it's also nice. The cocktail list is so long that seems not to have tomorrow :p so it took a long time to decide. Anyway the drink was good but maybe with lack of alcohol and too much sugar, but it was tasty even though. I've chosen a bbq pork chicken, and it was perfect. The steak was pretty big and tasty. Prices are a bit high but the quality of the food 100% natural deserves it. I will definitely come back!

Something got lost in translation, because I wrote a review for Secado just as I was finishing my…read moremeal. I even posted pictures. But none of it appears anywhere on Yelp. Not the first time this has happened. But we happened onto Secado because I wuz robbed. Really robbed. And it was down the block from the police station, where we spent the better part of an entire day playing cat and mouse with the translator the police had to use to do the police report, because not a single cop spoke English. (Thanks to Agnieska and Aneta, who were so helpful when my purse got stolen with everything in it!). So though we were scheduled to leave Warsaw early in the day, we had to hang around into the dinner hour. Secado was the first restaurant we saw, and they had a burger special on a chalkboard out front. Dinner Deals R Us. We did order the burgers, and some nice prosecco. The burgers were big and juicy, and the coleslaw that came with it was pretty tasty. Service was a bit slow, but we had a lot of time to kill, so we really didn't care. And the prices were definitely right (if I remember correctly, it was half-price). I loved the atmosphere - hip, funky, warm and colorful and cold and industrial melded together. Our dinner experience took the edge off a very trying and exhausting day.

Sat outside on a cool breezy night. Service was very slow. Yes, I know this is Europe and dining is…read morea slower process than in America but this was different. Took a long time to get the menu, to get my first drink, food and then forever to get the bill. I made eye contact and indicated I was done but she remained at a table with two costumers (friends / young boys) talking for a long time. The dumplings were ok, not the best pierogies I've had. Overall it was ok, but there are so many others places to try I won't come back here.

My first meal on my first visit to Warsaw and what a great start!…read more This restaurant has a nice relaxed and casual feel, with a pretty large outdoor seating area and a cozy interior dining room. Service was good, efficiently and warm (and thankfully English was spoken). Three of us sampled: - Roast Pork knuckle: A large roasted chunk of pork, perfectly done and falling apart, so good. - Cheese platter: A selection of local cheeses, all very good. Served with a sprinkle of maraschino cherries on top, which was a little unexpected but fun. - Dumplings: We tried both of their options, meat and potato cheese. These were good and very filling. - Fried pork chop: Pounded thin and fried, man that was good. - Cole slaw: Purple cabbage, creamy dressing with a hint of horseradish I'd say. - Pickles: Large bowl of medium-small cucumbers, nice and crisp. Good food and a fun time, recommended if you're in the area.

Shoku has excellent service -- the staff are attentive and kind, though the food takes a bit of…read moretime to come out. The ramen was too spicy for my taste, but the other dishes were fine. The sando was interestingly made but had a nice flavor. The bowls were fresh and tasty, with a lot of rice, hehe. Overall, good vibe and a pleasant place to eat.

A really great Asian restaurant with friendly service, pleasant atmosphere and truly tastyy food. I…read moreabsolutely adore their fried shrimps! Also their wine list is quite nice and the prices affordable. This is the kind of place that you become addicted to since already after the first visit you feel like home :))

I came here during a business trip on the recommendation of a friend who went to secondary school…read morewith the owners. Delicious, comfortable, friendly, and (from my perspective as a foreigner) well priced! I definitely recommend it.

I have been going to this establishment for a few years now and every time I visit Warsaw I go at…read morelest twice. Menus is simple and has never changed in years but all the dishes I tried are delicious. My absolutely favorite is the chicken liver salad! I had it twice during my latest trip to Poland. The ambiance is perfect and the waiters try their absolutely very best to please. They get a little flustered when busy but otherwise all is great. I would give 5 stars if the menu added a few new choices from time to time.

It's closed when Yelp says it's open. I will not recommend trying this place until the correct…read moreinformation. Is posted.