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 have Crohn's disease and I had to use the bathroom. No toilet seat, no toilet paper, no soap in…read morethe bathroom. When I was trying to bring this issue to the manager I was treated in a very rude manner and was almost asked to leave. The way I was treated is not acceptable. No respect for the customers. I was there on March 3, 2022 with a party of ten and I regret making the choice to go to this establishment

so yeah, naturally, I am Irish so I end up in an Irish bar on my one and only night in Warsaw... in…read moremy defence, it wasn't my idea, it was my Polish colleagues. We Drank Vodka if that makes it any less of a sin.... a walnut vodka and a mint vodka... both tremendous and the two drinks I blame for what turned into an all nighter pub crawl which left me feeling really quite miserable in Warsaw airport at 10am the next morning. It's a nice bar, there was live music going on upstairs (sort of a beer-hall vibe going on), a good lively crowd and a good atmosphere... well worth a shot... if you'll pardon the pun.

The most awesome pub in warsaw, you can not miss this place on your visit to warsaw. Located at…read moreiconic plac. zbawiciela, which use to have a rainbow structure some months back. I have met the most amazing random people at this place, good choice of beers and drinks, rare places in warsaw which offer corona beer, so if you are fan of corona like me do take it :) I dont think they have it some where on the menu but you can order grilled cheese sandwich. If you are a smoker they have a special room for you guys. The choice of music played their is also great and mostly over the weekend the floor becomes a dance floor so you can show your dancing skills. Stop reading and go check it out and may be you will find me sitting there.

Great atmosphere, good drinks at great prices, good music, great location. It gets a bit too packed…read morefor such a small space, so I'd say that's the only downside - but of course this is good for them! When it's too packed and hot upstairs, there's always the nice outside view to cool off and have your drink.

I spent the entire summer promising myself to swing by here one day for a glass but it didn't…read morehappen.. Until recently, when I had some time to kill after work and wanted to sit down somewhere to read a book but didn't feel like going to the Starbucks on the other side of the street. Okrąglak must have been amazing during the summer. Now, when they've removed their little outdoor seating arrangement and the customers are left with a couple of tables and bar stools inside, we end up with a tiny bar with huge windows and an amazing view at the Palace of Culture. I had a mug of mulled wine (12 pln) and enjoyed it very much. It wasn't entirely suited for my planned activity, which was reading a book, as mentioned above, but it was nice and cozy anyways and the bad lightening didn't stop me. The barman was nice with a smile on his face so I have absolutely nothing negative to say on that matter. I hope they'll remain a part of the vast map of Warsaw's pubs and clubs because I'd love to come here next summer! In the mean time, pop by for a mug of mulled wine or beer (they also have a wide selection of other alcoholic beverages and typical "pub" snacks, btw).

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.

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!

I witnessed this early Friday morning (or April eigth) about 2:30 am. It should all be on camera…read moreinside the rear disco arena or dance floor the one where you go down the stairs and is ahead of you if you keep walking with its own central area not part of the main area (the footage should be around 2-2:30 AM). Here is what I witnessed: I was sitting near this two young women in their 20s and at one point they went to dance. I believe after one of them brought a drink to their table where they were sitting. This middle aged with a fancy long shirt tucked in his pants guy starts trying to dance with them or walks down from the stairs. they clearly are not interested and one sort of gives him a hand signal she is not interested and they both walk further away 9if I remember right or he only went up to one and she later walked further down toward her friend). He then keeps harassing them and grabs by the wrists her or the main one rejected him. He after a while lets go but keeps yelling at her. I then say fuk now I have to be involved and I wanted to just end my night on a relaxing note. I walk up and sort of separate them but really should have threw him or treat him how he treated that girl. But I say thats enough and I saw what you did and he kept ignoring me and talking to her. He then said at one point I am the owner or szef here and started getting one of the security they had and this other woman security or waitress to kick them out. I was already gone at this point but saw them leave at the end as I left when theyw ere getting kicked out since I didnt want to be there and encouraged them to leave such a place (I also had a carry bag I didnt want to lose with a Macbook inside so I left quickly in case those bouncers would attack me and I would have a hard time getting my stuff back after possibly). So yea sexual harassment right inside a Polish Warsaw disko or club. If anyone doubts this go to this place and observe how this guy I described who is the supposed owner there acts or if police are reading this and especially if they have any previous sexual harassment reports from this guy please check the camera in the time period I described above. Oh and I am not sure if this guy was the actual owner or the manager.