I came across LaBore by coincidence, on. a quiet Friday evening in the middle of a post-COVID long…read moreweekend. The place was empty (4 people were dining in the cellar), but the food? What a positive surprise. The best gulash soup I've ever eaten anywhere (Budapest included). Simply: I highly recommend!!

I wanted to like this place especially as I love Hungarian food and so here is what worked:…read moreAppetizers were good indeed and we have tried three of them: flavorful pepper cream served with bacon and sweet potato chips, pepper infused lard with home baked bread as well as fried flatbread called langosz. All good here but frankly, how difficult are these to make? Our mains were disappointing: my goulash soup was very watery and with no discernible taste which was not helped by meager pieces of pork meat with a lot of fat floating in it. We also had pork knuckle, which was a-ok again, bland and served with a lot of greasy fries: we only ate some and nothing to write home about. This was accompanied by an outrageously expensive glass of wine, which was good but at $25/glass really overpriced as fas as Hungarian wines go. All in all this is not a great choice for me. Maybe it was our choice of food but I am not encourage to come back to test it again.

It has some of the best french fries /sauces. dont be misled…read moreby the photos, they are rather solid and a bit crispy than loose, i love their sauces, the aioli sauce is fantastic and gives the sense that they made it by themselves, The french fries are smaller than it seems and find the "bucket" that they're being served at to be quite misleading by size, still though, it is a fine portion for the price. Their chili sauce is the only real spicy thing i actually find in warsaw, recommend on taking an extra sauce for 2 zloty,they are all good, one sauce is too small for a portion. 2 sauces are being quite great for variety and quality rather than stomach-stacking (which i find easily in many other places in that case)

I've expected so much better from this place. Everything about it is average…read more it's a big, 2 floor place located in the center of Warsaw. Easy to find. Small outdoor space. The staff is very nice. We got 2 burgers: (not so) hot bacon and blue cheese(without blue cheese - that's what we asked for). and fries. The meat was not seasoned at all. Some might like it but I think that burgers are all about well flavored meat. The buns were ok. Fries were the worst part - mushy and greasy. The only thing that I really enjoyed at Miedzy Bulkami is lemonade. Both classic and basil were very good. Burgers are stll a hit in Poland but here they are average.

Not my prefer place for dinner, but breakfast menu seems promising!…read more We came here on a Saturday night and the place was half full. The decoration is nice a cozy. Feels like you are in a house with multiple rooms and intimate places to seat. During summer they have a outdoor patio, perfect to enjoy a brunch outside. The menu is traditional polish, stronger on breakfast/brunch than dinner. Breakfast menu is mostly egg dishes: every omelet combination, scrambled or poach. They do have a couple of vegan specials like non-egg tofu-veggies omelette. I love they think about their vegan customers too! Boozy brunch is offered as well! Daily lunch specials of soup + main dish are available starting at 11 AM. For dinner the options were somehow limited. Not many vegetarian dishes, and no daily specials. Tomato soup of course, a couple of salads and meat dishes. Dinner is not their signature. Drinks menu is very good! From wine and beer, to "long, short and shots" cocktails. There's something for everyone. Ambiance is casual and not too loud. Overall, highly recommended for breakfast, brunch or buzzy afternoon with some friends. Cheers!

Just came back from Warzaw after 4 glorious days with my 10 friends! Searched long and hard for a…read morenice place to sit, have a beer and talk. This quiet yet central gem offered all we needed. Great food, tasty drinks and superb service! So good in fact, we helped put away the patio furniture when they closed. Good job, Iga! ;)

Shoku has excellent service -- the staff are attentive and kind, though the food takes a bit of…read moretime to come out. The ramen was too spicy for my taste, but the other dishes were fine. The sando was interestingly made but had a nice flavor. The bowls were fresh and tasty, with a lot of rice, hehe. Overall, good vibe and a pleasant place to eat.

A really great Asian restaurant with friendly service, pleasant atmosphere and truly tastyy food. I…read moreabsolutely adore their fried shrimps! Also their wine list is quite nice and the prices affordable. This is the kind of place that you become addicted to since already after the first visit you feel like home :))