If I were any closer, I would've bought a bunch of produce here. It looks super fresh and mainly…read morelocals. I'm not sure if it's the same but across the street is another section which has other products and restaurants. I found a roast chicken shop, which was excellent.

The main bulding is empty and needs renovating. :*( Still, there were some cool vendors. Rhings to…read moretry. I found some sock. Fruit veggies. Baked goods. Cookies. Pickles n kraut. Halava at the Greek stand. Always fun to visit a Central Market. They should fix it up and pro.ote it better.

The rains cleared and we decided to hit a flea market --- it's why we came to Poland. It had been…read moreraining for 4 days which made the grounds very muddy but the vendors set up booths, tables, blankets, and hung items from fences and trees in between the puddles. We were on the hunt for junk -- read small vintage-old-retro items what we found was - Food -- butcher, cheeses, bread, package goods Household items -- cleansers, toilet paper, paper towels, knives, forks pots, pans -- new stock Clothes -- bras, socks, kids clothes, workout clothes, handbags, shoes, sneakers, jackets, sweaters, pants Furniture- sofas, kitchenette sets, formal dinning room sets Kitchens - shipping containers were turned into kitchen showrooms -- kinda cool Yard sale items -- old clothes, used toys, silverware all at yard sale or worse quality. The only score I got was 2 cigarette lighters for 2 zloty.

A place to go! The earlier you are there the better! Fresh and super tasty bio food!!! Super…read moreexpencive as well, but as we all know, good stuff is slways expencive... But even if you don'f buy a thig, it's worth a visit, nice atmosphere, friendly people, you can taste almost everywhere something... Definatelly a nice place!

This is a very interesting and unique market in the southern district of Ursynów. The products that…read moreare sold are very authentic and of good quality. I can recommend fruits and vegetables and all kinds of groceries. Most of the vegetables and fruits are homegrown and organic. I can strongly recommend the honey you can buy there. Besides that, you can also by various stuff, like clothes for example. All in all, this market reminds one of the many markets that used to exist here in Warsaw in the 1990s and 2000s, when capitalism spread upon the country. As this process is still ongoing, even the "Na Dołku" will soon disappear, as the space is needed for a big road... Here comes modernization! So take the chance to visit this unique time capsule soon! Otherwise it will be gone and lost forever...