I haven't been to many restaurants with this type of food in Warsaw but this one is by far my…read morefavorite. The cuisine is authentic and I sincerely enjoyed my visit. For starters, it's not an entirely easy restaurant to find which ensures that there are very few "random" guests. The restaurant itself is small, with about 8 tables, most of which don't seat more than four people. It's located on the other side of the street from Arkadia and while there are several other well-known restaurants right next door, we have to go through a scary-looking area of old abandoned warehouses in order to find Maghreb. But trust me, it's totally worth it. We came here a couple of minutes past noon and were the only guests for about an hour. The waitress was very helpful and attentative. We decided to order two starters - natural-flavored hummus and merguez sausages - and my lunch companion decided to order their couscous royal as well. The hummus was nearly perfect - a bit grainy, just like I like it. The merguez sausages were really, really good too. The hummus was served with a really good, think bread while the sausages were served with a mild chili/mayo sauce. The couscous was impressive to say the least and the portion was large enough to feed two hungry people. Since I had filled my food quota after the hummus and the merguez, we asked for the rest of the couscous in a doggy bag (for the additional cost of 1 pln for the container) Generally, I'm really glad we finally made it out here and I'm pretty sure we'll be coming back for more. The menu isn't long but the taste is authentic, the service is great and the restaurant itself feels like a little piece of Morocco with its music playing in the background and colorful interior.

Very good couscous and Tajin with excellent meat and merguez…read more Not easy to find in a narrow street. Enjoy Marocan food

Tasty Middle Eastern cuisine, leaning towards Turkish cooking, but with some innovative takes…read more Meals are being served in appealing way and the staff is very nice and patient. The place is good for kids, with some toys for the children to play with. It's not very big, but you can fit a medium-size group with children there.

It's actually a humble place with good comfort food (middle eastern). Place is small, you may eat…read moredownstairs, the only extended space. We had the lamb biryani - portion was huge, and the lamb was succulent and tender. Served with a simple greek salad. Hot tea served on-the-house, great during cold winters!

If you don't know how to run restaurant just FU*K off from here really. I order my food at 11:00pm…read moreat night. and now its 5:55am in morning. we are waiting from whole night still waiting but food didn't till yet come. we are hungry here. We just show your reviews and mostly people are disappointed from you KUR*A... Even we call you 2 times at 1:13am but you did't revive our call. Atlast you tell us NO so we will order something else but don't cheat your customers. Shame on you BEC**. DIE KUR*A DIE and close your piece of shit. This is what i faze Guys please don't order food from here.

I got the shakshuka set, which also included pita, hummus, and assorted vegetables. The hummus was…read moreamazing--it tasted so fresh and incredibly smooth. The shakshuka was also great, but a bit different from what I typically have in the US. This tomato sauce was slightly sweeter, and there was no cheese. I liked that it came in a smaller size and that I got to enjoy a bunch of side dishes as well. I enjoyed this meal on a sunny morning and overall it was super zen.

As its name implies, Tel Aviv Urban Food is a hipster restaurant offering a menu of…read moreIsraeli-inspired vegetarian eats! The mezze boards are a great way to try out a bunch of different items, and the Neve Tzedek came with 6 mini falafels, muhammara (a walnut and red pepper paste), black olives with rosemary, couscous, and three different kinds of vegetables: cumin-spiced Moroccan carrots, marinated beets, and marinated radishes. The board also came with chewy pita bread and two different kinds of sauces: a mustard aioli and a mango-chipotle sauce. I also added a ramekin of hummus to this board, which was super creamy and perfect for dipping with the falafels and pita! Next, I tried the shakshuka with "meat," a tomato and pepper stew topped with imitation gyros, tofu-feta, red onions, and tahini. Both the mezze board and shakshuka were tasty dishes, though relatively expensive for the portion sizes. Nevertheless, this made for a fun option for a healthy meal!

Incredibly delicious Sunday vegan brunch!! Solid five stars to their service, menu, and decoration!…read more The place: let's start with the restaurant. Located in a dead end road -Foksal- the entrance it at the end of the street. Entering the patio on the right hand you have an entrance that seems to a house. Immediately after opening the door the smell is delightful. Beautifully decorated, reminded me of "Alice in wonderland" you may find little details everywhere. Don't forget to check the bathroom. The sink it's pretty awesome! The food: Sunday brunch (12-19 hrs) it's a big win. 100% Vegan with assortment of salads, hummus, hot and cold appetizers, mini burgers and soup. No miss. We tried a bit of everything and there was nothing we did not like. Price is 45 zł p/p + drinks. The favorites: "Chickenless (soy) curry, orange-pumpkin soup, carrot humus and strawberry chia for dessert. Yummy! The service: attentive, welcoming, charming. The staff love what they do and seem proud of their restaurant. Lovely to see smiles everywhere. Overall a solid five stars to Ambassada Sunday brunch!!

Earlier this week we enjoyed a wonderful vegetarian meal at Ambasada on our first visit to this…read morelovely restaurant, while there we learned that they offer a vegetarian Sunday brunch buffet so today we stopped by to check it out and see if our second visit would be as amazing as our first. The Sunday brunch was wonderful, lots of great food choices from savory to sweet. This place will remain on the top of our list of restaurants to visit while we are in Warsaw.

The first time I ordered the Jackfruit burrito I couldn't believe how much it tasted like meat, but…read moreeven better. It was one of the best burritos I've ever had. The second time I ordered it, it had a bunch of warm, wilted lettuce (almost like spinach) in it and it was not as good. Please be consistently good and Please work on your kitchen cleanliness. Your kitchen always looks kind of dirty. Thank you

Great place to eat a Vegan Burrito made from fresh products, best burrito I ever had actually!…read moreThe homemade lemonade is delicious and the guacamole tastes just like home.

Incredible quality vegan Polish food with a modern flare…read more A friend & I stopped in for lunch quite hungry, so we ordered two different types of pierogis (spinach & tofu, and cabbage & mushroom), which can be made fried, baked, or boiled -- we did one baked and one boiled. We also ordered a portion of the buckwheat pancakes. Since it was busy, it took a while for the food come out (~25 mins), but it was worth the wait. The pierogis were very tasty, being filling, balanced, and well-cooked, served with side salads. The buckwheat dish was the highlight, however, with an incredible array of flavours and textures. All in all, top-notch food, affordable, pleasant environment. High recommendation.

Oh wow. I just tried the vegan pierogies (I was able to order two flavors, the spinach with tofu…read moreand the Russian with potato and onion.) Get them fried with onions (not boiled). These were INSANELY delicious, I liked them even more than the non-vegan ones I have had in the past. I wouldn't hesitate to bring non-vegans here at all. I don't know how they got the smoky bacon taste in the spinach one but I'm so impressed. It also came with a delicious side salad that was fresh and paired really well with the heavier dumplings. I can't wait to come back and try their cabbage and mushroom ones! I ordered for takeaway and they were still amazing heated up at home. You do pay 2 zloty for takeaway.

I love this cute little vegan gem! If you go here I highly recommend the vegan tartar! It was out…read moreof this world. The break that it comes with alone was amazing. I also had the cutlet with potato's and cucumber salad which was fantastic. The service was as very laid back and they were super helpful answering any questions that I had about where to go in Warsaw.

Delicious schnitzel, fast service. Order at counter then they call your number. Would come back,…read morefood was fresh and portions aren't huge. Clean spot and indoor and outdoor seats.

Green Way is one of the many vegan cafés frequented by locals in Warsaw. Verdict:…read more Pros: -A generous, heaping portion of soya burger patty and lettuce! I couldn't even finish the amount of food on my plate... -Soya burger was not nasty and artificial-tasting. Texture was accentuated by crunchy sunflower seeds and mushroom sauce -Groats were surprisingly delicious and flavorful Cons: -Salad dressing was too sweet -Did not enjoy the dill and lettuce combination

I'm not a vegetarian but yes I am a fan of this place. I feel like there is a lot of potential to…read moreget creative with vegetables, and these guys are exploring them all. The menu is surprisingly extensive, good selection of fresh squeezed juices which you can mix up to your liking. I think it's a perfect lunch place especially when you craving something lighter and healthier! And their food is really flavorful and delicious.