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.

This mall has great stores, is very well organized based on category of the store, and has…read moreplentiful food options. It is very convenient in that it connects directly with the central station and it next to many bus and tram stops as well. We love the Carrefour downstairs since they have a lot of products that the smaller stores do not have the space for! And my favorite is that they have the Lindt chocolate store :)

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.

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

As far as I remember, this shopping centre has a shop named Carlings. I love it.read more

If this monster of a mall was easier to navigate it would get 5 stars, but it is truly hard to find…read morewhat your looking for, simply based on size and amount of stores and services. This place has everything you can possibly need, and if you can't find it here, odds are you don't really need it! Good to know, there is a dry cleaner, key maker, supermarket, and currency exchange in the lowest lever. Several banks have branches here, as well as the obligatory empik location, and pet store (just about every mall in Warsaw seems to have them) On the top level you will find squash courts, a gym, and a children's play area. And endless selection of mid to high end stores are all represented here. In all this is an impressive mall, and w/out a doubt one of the nicest I have seen. Judging by the amount of people, I am not alone. If you are here visiting it definitely not what you would expect, and if you are local, this is one stop shopping. You can't go wrong paying a visit to blue city, even if you don't care for shopping, the amount of restaurants, and cafes will keep everyone happy. The one thing it is missing is theaters, but short of that, it has it all.

Hipster-y food hall, with an excellent selection of comestibles…read more There's everything from Bliny to Burgers, Tacos to (something beginning with T that is definitely not Tacos), and a whole bunch more. Also excellent if strange wine. Go, get stuff, and chill there for as long as you want - it's bright, airy, and pleasant...

You ever wonder where all the hip, young & wild Warsovians congregate after their work day comes to…read morean end? Well, wonder no more, 'tis the place and for a good reason. Hala Gwardii is a newly-renovated food hall, that used to serve as a boxing centre (where Polish champs perfected their skills), temporary bus center and originally as a place for vendors of all kinds. It's current incarnation is a perfect match for the hungry masses of Warsaw in 2019. The place is packed to the brim with regular & vegan burger joints, asian-inspired cuisine, ice-cream shops, beer & vodka bars etc. In short: you will for sure find at least one thing you'll enjoy there. Bonus points: - Open until 1AM [!!!] - Plenty of seating options - Various events (ping pong, boxing, soccer viewing parties)

Marywilska 44 will be a huge a disappointment if you go there in search of hard-to-find Asian food…read moreproducts. While there are a dozen Asian grocery shops within the warehouse, they all sell pretty much the same things. There're few items here that you cannot also buy at Asia Tasty in the middle of the city. The price differentials aren't that great. The only exception is the price of pho rice noodles--they are a lot cheaper at Marywilska--up to half. Unless if you're the type who eats pho everything single day though, the savings aren't going to add up to a hill of beans.