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11 years ago
Such a great place to find goodies from UK that I was missing a lots like finest teas & caned baked beans! I was happy as dog with two tails there read more
ul. Emilii Plater 12
00-669 Warsaw
Poland
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What time does British Shop open?
British Shop is open 24 hours on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
What time does British Shop close?
Mon-Sun Open 24 hours
Does British Shop have catering options?
No, British Shop does not have catering options.
Does British Shop allow dogs?
No, British Shop does not allow dogs.
Does British Shop have parking?
Yes, British Shop has parking options.
Is British Shop wheelchair accessible?
No, British Shop is not wheelchair accessible.
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not very big but good enough for a tourist to get some drinks/fruit/snacks…read more It is ahout 10mins walk from Bristol hotel,along the way you can also enjoy the beautiful look of the city .
It's difficult for me to make a review of a supermarket... What can I say... Yea you can buy food…read morehere! :p Anyway, what I love about this supermarket it's that it is close home and also very close to old town. The supermarket it's locate in one of the main streets of Warsaw, in an underground floor. Like in many Biedronkas, the queue for paying is ridiculous large, bananas are always sold out and it is not very well organised.
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This market is fabulous and houses a true medley and cross-section of items from Polish culture and…read morebeyond! We enjoyed visiting this market during our trip to Warsaw. Although it was once houses inside the old brick marketplace, due to disrepair the market is set up adjacent and outside of the building (which appears to be renovated). This market is located on the fringe of the Old Jewish quarter. Walking around perusing the offering was fun! There were many bulk items and local delights that were for sale. I enjoyed that you could get sauerkraut from a tub and all kinds of fresh fruits and vegetables. There also was a textile section that sold clothing, socks, and accessories. There were several vendors that sold plants which were nice and relatively inexpensive. I was delighted to find a Greek market stall that had some very fabulous halva for sale. YUM! I will definitely make a return trip here next time I am in the area. :)
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.
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7/14/2026
This is a store just up from Old Town on the main strip. There's a good selection of many…read moreconvenience items, and they had lots of breads left at 8:00pm.
This stop has almost everything you'll need for a day or so, minus any premade goods like…read moresandwiches or wraps. I was a bit disappointed to see that. It's in an insanely busy area with all of the shops that every major city has! US folks, they have Mt Dew! Something I found off putting was my most recent adventure here (my second time) - Was being yelled at (quite loudly in the quiet shop) for going to a register- Trying to remove an item left on it by a previous shopper who did not check out, but left- not being able to (I don't speak Polish), and then moving to the next register bc I couldn't fix the problem. He yelled at the top of his lungs, removed my item from the machine I was using, grabbed my goods, and forced me back onto the previous machine. He had to remove my checked out items from the machine I was on - to PUT ME BACK ON THE PREVIOUS MACHINE I'D LEFT (bc he didn't understand the situation) - and now he had to remove (after somewhat of a fight) the item left there that wasn't mine. What an ass. All to try to make an example of me for trying to do the right thing initially. My bad bro. Needless to say, I feel like I've had my fill of self entitled Carrefour employees, I'm shopping somewhere else from now on.
A super convenient grocery store in a busy entertainment area. This place is located underground…read more You take an escalator down from street level. Inside, it's a pretty big place. They have baked goods, meats, lots of cheeses and other dairy, beer, liquor, the list goes on and on. Prices are reasonable too.
You need bread? Water? Soup? Cheese? Cold cuts? Ice cream? Fruits? Top market has it for you!…read more Small enough to make a quick stop, big enough to have everything you need to cook with a few extra life savers for cleaning or pets supplies. Located right next to Batida, in Plac Konstytucji, this market is without doubt my favorite in the area. Assortment is wide and good quality. You may find from fresh fruits and vegetables, to frozen food, cans and jars, dairy, soups and more. In the back part they have bread, crackers and cold cuts to choose from. Of course full assortment of beers and a few alcohol bottles and wine are offered in the cashier area. The line can get a little long during pick hours but staff is decently efficient and you can make in through in a few minutes. Life saver store, long working hours, very good assortment.
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Do you need to buy home appliances such as glasses/cutting boards/kitchen utensils but don't have…read morethe time nor the strength to go all the way to Ikea? Do you want to buy candles in bulk and candle holders? Are you looking for something funny to buy for your friend's birthday but don't know what? Well, guess what. You'll find all of those things - and more! - at Tiger. And yep, there's no need to go to Ikea to buy candles or wooden stirring spoons. The prices at Tiger are beyond reasonable and you'll always leave with more than you initially planned on buying. For me, personally, Tiger is a big favorite. I've been going to this particular Tiger for three years now and I've always found what I've been needing (and more) whether it was glasses and cutting boards and bowls when I needed to stock my kitchen or just funny little things for friends' birthdays or other occasions that needed cheap presents. They also offer seasonal products so if you're looking for Christmas decorations at the moment, you should totally go and check Tiger out. The staff are friendly, helpful and to my best knowledge, they also speak English. I prefer this Tiger over the Tiger on Nowy Świat because it's less crowded. Pro-tip - if you're Scandinavian (like me), you'll sometimes be able to find Scandinavian treats here, such as Plopp/Center and Läkerol.
A versatile Starbucks. Has spaces for every kind of meetings (work, friends, dates) and for people…read morewho want to just sit down and enjoy their coffee in solitude. I tend to sit here a couple of times a week and work. Medium crowds during lunch hours, though. Nice staff. My fav SBX in Warsaw, that's for sure.
Fantastic! The pastries are delicious. The bread is soft and fresh, the chocolate is flavorful and…read morecoffee is delicious. The staff is very friendly and the service is great. Perfect option if you're on the go or want something sweet for breakfast.
After hearing so many good things about this bakery, I went there on a Saturday afternoon just…read morebefore its closing time (4 p.m.). At this hour of the day, the selection of bread and pastries was rather limited (which is understandable) so I tried the "pain au chocolat", croissant, and regular "baguette". The "pain au chocolat" and "croissant" were both good although they could have used a little more butter in their preparation. On the other hand, I was disappointed by the "baguette": it lacked sponginess and felt dry. You might argue that this is due to the fact that it wasn't bought fresh out of the oven in the morning. But anyways, a good "baguette" should still be good at 4 p.m. and is usually still OK the next morning. I don't think I'll be going back for their famed "baguette" as there are other bakeries/shops (e.g. SAM) where you can get good bread in Warsaw. All of these undoubtedly won't be using flour imported straight from the Fouché mills in France but seriously, who cares ? (Nice marketing though)