Whoa, where to start…read more I absolutely love this place. I have gone to a a few other nail salons in Warsaw and this one is by far as good as it gets. I literally will never go anywhere else in Warsaw, after finding them. You can tell they take pride in their work and will listen to whatever concern or want that you convey to them. They do this with ease and with out making you feel uncomfortable. They are professional, courteous, friendly and are fabulous at what they do. They do gel, hybrid, traditional manicures and pedicures all in a lovely and clean setting. They have three different locations making them easily accessible all around Warsaw. My favorite is the one on Belwederska. Miss Tosha is my life saver and because of her artistry and her professionalism in her work, I will never step foot into another salon in Warsaw again. Thank you ladies for everything, I never leave disappointed!!

I was writing already another review about Milek in general…read more Since a few months they opened another branch at Tamka street. Now that my favorite hairdresser moved to here I followed him and was really happy to come here, so I went here already the second time. The płace is very nice, neat and spacious. It's in the 1st level of a new building with really nice and big windows which makes the place really bright compared to the other locations. The staff is super friendly, there is English and German speaking people. You get always water with fresh lemon and mint, a coffee or some other drinks. The hairdressers are very skilled and cut your hair precisely and modern. Price is very good to me. You can get it cheaper but they take very good care of your hair, take their time and use just the best products. My girlfriend approved the service for dying and nails as well, the people are very helpful, skilled and patient.

A night in for us: our hotel carries the tennis channel -:) so we need some little things to munch…read moreon, while in the mall. An average supermarket that sells everything. Neat, clean and has what I'm looking for. ... however, the quality of the nuts and raisins are not good: dampy (nuts) and dry (raisins), far below Trader Joe's qualify.

This Carrefour Market is a full grocery store. Located inside Złote Tarasy you may find groceries,…read moreutilities, cleaning supplies and more. It's moderate size makes it have enough assortment but not too much to get lost in the aisles. You may do your weekly/monthly shopping here or use it for a fault quick stop. If you are carrying equal or less than 10 articles you may use the single line which may seem long but, actually advances quite fast. They have a big "sweet" corner where they offer full assortment of candies and chocolates. The downside, it's usually quite busy. Food is generally fresh but I have taken rotten greens and fruits, or cheese about to expire. Recommended to read the labels :) And as in every other Carrefour, assortment varies from location to location. There's no guarantee you will find your favorite brand.

So you went to Warsaw and you wanted something to bring home? You are not looking for souvenirs in…read morethe traditional sense; you wanted something real? Check this place out, buy a t-shirt or a stuffed sausage. It is street style, so maybe not for everyone. But still brings a smile to my lips. On the cheap too!

Trendy, fun, dandyish. I found this hair salon by serendipity, walking through Plac Zbawiciela…read more I made an appointment for the next day and trusted my hair to a interesting guy who seems to know what he was doing. He washed my hair for about 5-10 min including a scalp massage incredibly effective for relaxation after work. When he asked what I wanted, I simply said, "Please fix my hair keeping the length...". He did the rest. About 20-30 min after my hair was soft, beautiful, manageable. He used a spray to finish it that smelled wonderful. Haircut is between 100-150 zł for men/women depending on length. Totally worth it!

I was looking for a new salon and made an appointment. For 300zl I was at least expecting to feel…read moregreat when I left. Unfortunately I was treated with complete indifference as if they were doing me a favour (this is the first time I've ever left a salon without tipping) and the cut was barely fine (I had to trim some loose pieces when I got home and I can't wait for it to grow out). 5 different people worked on my hair and I think I said about 2 words during that entire time. Bartek Janusz cut my hair in probably less than 5 minutes, proclaimed it done and never came back to see if I liked it as someone else dried and styled it. Then as I was leaving I was told that it's cash only. I almost didn't return from the bank. For this price there are scores of great salons in Warsaw where you will be treated with a smile and where you'll get a much better cut.

Recultured is little boutique in the city center. It's tucked in beautiful courtyard on Chmielna…read morestreet. On offer are hand-painted porcelain, necklaces, and women's dresses, all of which incorporate Polish folk elements. It's a great place for foreign tourists to pick up mementos of their visits to Poland. Unlike the crap in souvenir shops, the products sold here can be used in your everyday life. They are also not Made in China. If you're looking for unique gifts for folks back home, pay this place a visit.

What a cool store with lots of unique items. I found a back massager, some durable reading glasses,…read moreoffice supplies, and many other items at great prices! I just don't like how you browse the store on a maze. I rather have straight aisles.

Żabka is Poland's ubiquitous convenient store. Żabka offers great snacks, hot and cold food,…read morebeverages, beer, wine and alcohol. Love that they sell cups of ice for drinks on the go. The staff at these stores are nice and helpful too.