Best coffee in Warsaw. An amazing array of roasted coffee to chose from. Great simple interior with…read morelots of beautiful books to browse through. Tasty homemade food options for eating. Staff are friendly and helpful. Highly recommend a visit!

I overlooked this cafe on my first day in Warsaw. The second day in went in and I didn't want to…read moreleave. The good and coffee was magnificent and the staff was super friendly and helpful. The cafe itself is attached to the Hotel Bellotto and the theme continued into the cafe from this luxurious hotel. It's amazing and I'm glad I went in and tried their croissants and cappuccinos.

Nicely served small portions of cakes, good service, pleasant interior. Very close to the old town…read more The exterior tables are close to a pretty loud street though

Chmielarnia ('chmiel' - hops in Polish, for obvious reasons) tries to find a golden mean between a…read moremultitap bar and an Indian/Nepali/Himalayan restaurant. So far, they're doing quite good, as it doesn't seem to be empty very often. Although I cannot make a distinction between the Indian, Nepali and Himalayan cuisine (sorry for my ignorance), but I think the food is pretty tasty. I frequent Chmielarnia mostly during lunch hours, so it's probably cheaper than normal menu. But, alas, no craft beer added...

Craft beer and Indian food. Turned out really great. Great selection of beers from Poland and…read moreabroad. Very good tandoori chicken.

It's hard not to lament the excision of specialty shots from CK's menu; the Mad Dog and Krupnik…read morePodpalony have been replaced by top-shelf long drinks and an increasingly upscale crowd. Nonetheless, the location and architecture of Cafe Kulturalna is unbeatable, and the food offerings are a definite step-up from the fried nightmare of other Warsaw bars.

From what I can gather from the website, this is a cafe/gallery/arty type thing, but I came here…read morefor a club night. The music was fabulous and non-commercial, and there's something deeply satisfying about revelry in this art deco, chandeliered, soviet, Stalinist salon. It's great, would love to see what it's like of a daytime too