Love Brewdog and so glad to have stumbled upon the Warsaw location while visiting the city last…read moremonth. Beyond the expected Brewdog beers, they feature a wonderful selection of Polish craft brews and other guest drafts. I started with a pint of my favorite Jet Black Heart (so smooooth) and moved on to a flight featuring some guest drafts (wish I remembered which) and Brewdog's chai spiced imperial brown ale. HATED this last one, tasted like rotten banana, but everything else was excellent. Fun, funky vibe, friendly staff, and great pub food.

So glad I found this place, came in for a beer and dinner one night on my 2 week business trip to…read moreWarsaw. I was on my own that night so I sat at the bar. Started with a Brewdog beer. It hit the spot. For my meal I got a burger which was great, menu was in Polish but bartender helped explain things to me (other than a few words like tomato my Polish vocab is lacking!). The fries had some rosemary or spices on them and were delicious. It was a lot of food and I couldn't finish it. Next up I got a beer they just tapped while I was there which was awesome. The bartender was happy to serve little tastes of the beers first to make sure you liked them. I'll definitely be back on my next business trip!

This place on Chmielna 24, 00-020 Warszawa, Poland is now under new management. The craft beer bar…read moreis called Hopito Craft Beer & Food Chmielna

Wonderful experience! Delicious beer & a fun atmosphere. I definitely recommend stopping by here to…read moregrab a beer. We also had the cheese fries which were good too.

Another of many nice craft beer spots in the area. The selection of beer is quite good and broad…read morewith several mostly Polish breweries.

Loads of beer, at least 10 on tap, maybe more, plus bottles. I was glad to see a Norwegian beer…read morethere even! The bartender offered samples and was attentive. In fact, the pub was quite busy and we were lucky to get a seat by the bar. I would say it had a modern style interiorwise, and fits hipsters and others the same :)

I didn't have good experience with piwiarnia, they claim themselves to be a sports pub but inside…read morethe pub it's very uncomfortable to watch anything on screens. There are 3-4 flat screen tv but wherever you sit you leave with a neck ache if you keep on to watch matches. They have a serious design problem inside.

dont't recommend for game watching - no sound. mediocre drinks / food / interior. bad service.read more

Expect a beautiful view the the Royal Castle and open plaza from this outside cafe. Baked Trout was…read moreexcellent. Grab a table, a glass of beer or wine and enjoy the view!

delicious food and attentive, friendly service. every dish was presented artfully. We just chose…read morethis place at random and are delighted that we found it.

Not only a beer store. It is a place where you can taste and talk about beer with the owner. You…read morecan tell that this guy is a true beer passionate. He will help you find your favorite beer in a bottle or poured straight from a keg. I would recommend having those fresh and cold tap beers because their selection in my opinion is the best in Kabaty.

This is a modest little craft beer spot in Warsaw that is worth checking out. They have 17 craft…read morebeers on tap and a good selection of bottles and cans if you don't see what you want on tap. Their bilingual menus were a plus for this non- Polish speaker

Beer menu is easy to read, identifying hoppiness, bitterness and color. Several options of beers…read moreand cup sizes. We toured five beer bars that afternoon and the beer here was the best. We only with more patrons had been present at 4pm on a Wednesday to add to the atmosphere.

Most likely the largest selection of beers on taps in Warsaw as the night when I have been here…read morethey had almost 80 of them. Beers are ordered in sections according to the style but choosing is still a bit difficult. I had Chocolate Stout from a Polish brewery that I quite liked.

Really chill place. The walls are decorated with beer caps and there is mostly standing room…read moreinside, outside there is a small garden with comfy chairs and picnic style seating. About 10PLN for a beer or non alcoholic bottled beverage, nice staff too.

Great beers from independent breweries toasties are great, marmite on toast even!…read more Brilliant soul jazz and funk music plus a great local crowd down in grzybowska small but also has a garden which is really nice and the iced coffees are brilliant. They like dogs too

Perfect local beer spot! Excellent list of local drafts and a bunch of bottles as well.read more

Upscale and fancier Polish food, but if you're from America you'll love these very reasonable…read moreprices! I also noticed real local Poles were eating here too, so its legit. My young water was friendly and spoke English well. The interior is blue, romantic, and elegant...a real date spot. 34PLN/$8.50 Mixed Pierogi Plate...lovely, and the variety was awesome! Some better than others, but still all yummy. I love the meat, spinach, and mushroom the best. They came out traditionally boiled, but I'm sure this would've been even better had they been fried. 29PLN/$6.75 Herring Tartare...I enjoyed this appetizer, but I know herring is not for everyone. Its a mix of fish, onion, cucumbers, capers, mushrooms and french mustard. 17PLN/$4 Glasses of wine, I got two lovely pinot grigios. FREE spiced feta cheese spread with bread...this was wonderful, and I'm shocked they're not charging for this! I highly recommend visiting Poland, you get so much for your American dollar! This was a great meal for only $23ish! Also in Poland, taxes are already included in the price, and tipping is not required! Though I always tipped a 8PLN/$2 or more if service was good, as it certainly was here.

Very good restaurant with an elegant ambient, good food, fair prices, and nice and polite service…read more As a started I had a deer tartare that was pretty good and quite a big portion. Then I had a breaded wild boar chop as main that I also like. You get a complimentary spread with some bread at the beginning and also some vodka at the end.