One of the prettiest malls I've been to. However, if you are looking for some history, you are…read morewrong here. The architecture of this place is amazing, all held in glass including the ceiling (poor chap who has to clean here..). Other than that, this is like any other big mall. Situated right next to the central train station, there is a lot of traffic of course. The food court has literally everything. We were craving burritos and guess where we found them? ;) In addition, no big chain is missing. Starting from the usual suspects like H&M, the mall also offers bigger and more expensive chains. So everyone should be able to find something. Also, the bathrooms are amazing, in case you didn't want to go at the train station on a quick layover (yep. exactly what I did. and they are free, unlike the ones at the station!). I heard, in summers they even offer fitness courses outside. Just in case. All in all, a nice place to visit in Warsaw, especially if you are at the centrail station anyways. You can find anything from food to clothes to an apteka. Visit!

Coming from North America, I'm quite wowed by how awesome this mall is. It's kept well clean, it's…read morebig (yet doesn't feel overwhelming), has a central location, and has a great variety of stores for everybody. You therefore can't really get bored here. The food court is also surprisingly good with food from all over the world available here at cheap prices. I love how there's even a supermarket here. Staff are all very friendly too. Definitely a place to check out when in the city centre.

Great mall, good eats, anything you need could likely be foud here. The foutain out front is cool,…read morefun to watch the kids play in it in the summertime.

Ordered a delicious hot cream cheese & spinach wrap and a medium hot chocolate, good service and…read moredelicious food. Very happy and was not overly priced.

Hala Koszyki in Warsaw is such a fun and vibrant place to explore. I loved the variety of food…read moreoptions, with everything from casual bites to more elevated dishes all under one roof. It has a cool, modern vibe with just the right amount of edge, and the design of the space is both stylish and welcoming. Whether you are in the mood for a quick snack, a full meal, or just a drink while people watching, it is an easy spot to enjoy. The crowd felt a mix of locals and visitors, and the whole place had an energy that made it feel like a true city favorite. I would absolutely come back the next time I am in Warsaw.

Built inside an old industrial building, this food hall is stunning! It's clean, beautiful, and…read moreinviting! There are plenty of food stands and seating! My daughter enjoyed the Butter Masala from Curry Leaf. My sweet and sour chicken from Dim Som was not good, sadly.

Ursula outlet is an excellent place to do a one stop shop if you need to buy a few things…read more In public transport it can take ~1hr from city center, so it's better to make it count. Shopping time! You can find kids store, sport clothes (e.g. Nike, Adidas, Rebook, Puma...), a couple of kitchen accessories stores, winter gear, men and women shoes and a few American or Western European clothing brands (e.g. Mango, Lacoste). As expected from any outlet, some stores have excellent assortment while others have little options in size or color. But hey... We are there to find bargains right? Mango quality was far from expected and a big disappointment. The quality was far behind the clothes you see on the regular store. Adidas and Nike had great assortment. The running shoes were excellent and almost half from regular price. Highly recommended. If you are not married to a shoe brand, I can recommend trying polish brand formal and casual shoes. We bought a couple and we are very happy with the style and quality. Also he price is much better than American or Western European brands. Food options somehow limited, but So Coffee can be a good break to get some caffeine to continue shopping. Sphinx restaurant is available. We did not have food there but could be an option. It opens sharply at 10AM. We arrived at opening and had an amazing experience. Zero queues and great attention. But by noon you could feel the crowd. So early birds have an advantage!! Happy shopping!

Very boring, the service was not so good, and except few places (like asics and levis) there aren't…read moreany cheap stuff

When visiting Warsaw, this is one shopping mall you probably won't even hear about…read more Located on the so-called "other side of the river", meaning Warsaw's Praga/right side, it's actually easily accessed by the second subway line (the end station, Dworzec Wilenski, is located right in front of the main entrance to the mall) and offers a basic selection of well-known brands and a Carrefour. I had to come out here twice last week because of the fact that I needed to visit Cyfrowy Polsat - and while there's one point in Arkadia, they were unable to help me. They did however manage to help me here so I'm glad I came out despite living on the left side of the river and wouldn't have made the journey across the river to visit this mall otherwise. Based on previous reviews I understand that Wileńska has been rebuilt and updated recently and you call tell, especially when walking through the food court on level 2. Other than that it's fairly clean and less crowded than at Arkadia (for instance). I won't be coming here to do my shopping but I'm glad I finally made it out here and got to see the mall.

Domy Towarowe Centrum - your friend in need when you don't have the time nor the strength to go to…read moreZłote Tarasy to do some last-minute shopping. Accessed easily by tram or subway (M1-Centrum), this is where you can panic-shop clothes and other things you might need at H&M/Reserved/Zara/House/Cropp/C&A/TKMaxx/Marks&Spencer, buy groceries at Carrefour, go to Rossmann, Sephora or Empik. There's a Green Café Nero here and if you go to the back, you'll find several restaurants, fast food chains and a Starbucks. The only problem is of course that if you really do want to shop here, it's kind of annoying to have to go in and out of stores all the time, there are always crowds walking up and down the street, it's really windy for most of the time and the selection of brands is far from being Warsaw's finest. But for last minute, spontaneous or unplanned shopping, this place is great. Fun facts: * you can enter the Carrefour (which is located below the ground) in three different ways - through the same entrance as Rossmann has, through the men's section at H&M or through the back door located across the boardwalk from Ceska restaurant. * If you just want to buy alcohol, enter the Carrefour store through H&M's men's section or through the back door, don't take the northern entrance shared with Rossmann as you'll have to walk through the entire store to get to the alcohol section which is separated from the rest of the store and has its own cash register * Marks&Spencer also has an alcohol section; they sell all kinds of wine as well as beer * The H&M is a lot better than it looks and in my humble opinion, this one is a lot better than the H&M store in Zlote Tarasy