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.

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.

Cute French café on one of the busiest streets in Warsaw. Great selection of baked goods and bread…read more Also I had a salad and quiche which I both enjoyed a lot. I would recommend for Lunch/Brunch.

Me and the people sitting next to me were apparently the unluckiest in this place ... it looks like…read morea cafe that you can quickly have a sit down breakfast and coffee. but my experience was the opposite. They forgot our order and after waiting for 45 minutes asking them several times, they finally noticed it! I would say it must be very mismanaged that such a problem happens ... especially when it was not even on rush hour ...

I took the metro from the Stare Miasto to get here and was not disappointed. The potato with Asian…read morecucumber salad and teriyaki pork was delicious! It's tucked away down a side street but definitely worth a visit

Tasty potatoes and toppings & nice beer selection!…read moreInexpensive and quick to get 1 or 2 potatoes, then you can add a wide range of toppings. I had salmon and cream on 1 and sausage on the other. Both were nice sized potatoes, cooked through and warm, but not mushy or burnt. The toppings were tasty and there were a lot. They also had a nice beer selection.

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!

One of my favorite locations for a Green Caffe Nero! I used to spend a lot of time at this…read morelocation when I lived in Warsaw, and coming back recently for vacation I had the occasion to stop in and have a drink with a friend. First of all, I love Green caffe Nero. It's one of the best chain coffee shops in Poland. The quality is second to none. I would always say yes if it was suggested. My familiarity with it also led me to patron Cafe Nero's in other European countries. This location is actually very nice. It's on a main thoroughfare (Pulawska) with a tram stop just nearby. You're not that far from The Royal Lazienki Gardens down Bagatela street opposite the cafe. There is an exceptionally large wall of books here as well, and I didn't know it when I lived there, but my friend said you're allowed to take one/leave one. What a great idea. There is a fairly large outdoor eating space, but there is plenty of room inside as well. It's one of the larger locations I think. Overall, I cannot complain. I love GCF, and it was great to be back here feeling at home!

Nice and cozy with helpful staff at this location near plac unii lubelskiej. We just had coffee and…read morea sandwich