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 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).

Prague is a city of drinks and the Alchemist is no exception. This is a MUST if you're into…read morespeakeasy vibes with amazing and creative cocktails. The atmosphere is set with dim lighting and creates the perfect ambiance. Service is fantastic. What started out as "just one drink" turned into a few hours and an amazing time. I'll definitely be back.

Enjoyable evening with delicious food and drinks. We highly…read morerecommend The Alchemist restaurant. Our server was pleasant and attentive. My drink was The Butterfly Effect and it was served in a beaker with dry ice so it looked amazing as well as refreshing. I ordered the Pulled Rib BBQ sandwich and fries while my partner ordered the steak. The steak came to the table on a lava stone still in the process of cooking on the stone. This allowed for him to cook the steak to his liking right at the table. This was fun and enjoyable. Both meals were tasty. My Pull Rib sandwich was the most flavorful and I would order it again. We also ordered an appetizer which was also delicious. Pictures of our meal are attached.

The saddest thing about leaving Warsaw was leaving this place behind! A dedicated Kraken rum bar,…read morewith exclusive Kraken beer, and full seafood menu as well as cocktails; what more could a birthday girl ask for?! We arrived a bit late for my birthday dinner, but thank the sea gods they serve food till midnight, and though it was still heaving we managed to get a seat right away. Like I said, the menu is all seafood, so if squid and crustaceans don't rock your boat, then go for the cocktails! We picked the mussels, fish curry, salmon tatar and mixed seafood to share between 3. You order at the bar and when your dishes are ready your table number is called and you collect it from the bar. It's quite loud, and in Polish (obviously!) so it was a bit hard to listen out for our food, but the staff were sooo lovely that they called ours out in English when they realised it was our table. I could not fault a thing we ate, though I would have preferred a bit more lighting to actually be able to see it, especially as my companions weren't fans of the octopus, so it was left to me to hoover up the delicious tentacles and squid. Poor me, I hear you say. Well, someone had to take one for the team. The cocktails were out of this world, and so reasonably priced, but considering the exchange rate and general cheapness of the city, I could say that about everything. The wee barman that served us most of the time was a total star, and made a nice fuss for my birthday, so much so we put a shot of tequila to the side for him. The music isn't really to my taste, and it's pretty loud and dark, with only one toilet serving both here and it's adjoining bar, but none of that really had any negative effect on the evening. I honestly couldn't have asked for a better place to spend my birthday!

An amazing pub. The theme of the kraken was well done. The food came and quick and delicious. The…read moreservice was good. You order at the counter and pick up when you buzzer rings. Definitely a cool vibe.

I discovered this place yesterday: I was walking in the street and I heard the music from the…read morebuilding but I didn't know where was the entrance, that was downstairs :) If you like underground places not so crowded and where you can take a local beer, chat with friends and dance, Eufemia will fit for you! I will come back there for sure :)

The beer was awesome! Served in .33 or 1l sizes and all German types were represented. The…read morecheeseburger was huge and delicious, all the dishes i seen served on this day looked REALLY good. I will be going back.

Nice place, the beer and food was decent but we went to a German Restaurant to watch the Germany-US…read morematch and couldn't get them to put it on. The bartender said a table had asked to watch the England-Brazil match. A few guys from that table looked up at the TVs every few minutes and left in the 55th minute. We then asked them to switch the game over but apparently the remote control was locked in the manager's office and the manager wasn't present.

The beer is good- they didn't have the full selection of the menu but what they have is pretty damn…read moregood. Went for the chicken and chips-- pretty decent pub food. The ambience is lively and vibrant- full of locals. All in all a good experience if you're looking for some local vibe with German spice.

If you're claustrophobic, don't go here. If you're not, go here…read more So this place tries to be a German beerhall. It does a pretty good job but I feel what separates this place from others is their in house brew. They had different versions and tastes and it really suits anyone. Their food is quite tasty too. The place was packed...and not just with tourists wandering around crowded Nowy Świat, but with locals too. Service was quite efficient for such a crowded place...which actually surprised me.

I just love Old Town Warsaw and finding these hole in the wall restaurants that are off the beaten…read morepath. I can't say that this gem was hidden, but by the looks of it, it looked like a regular house that serves food. Take a look at the pictures. The decor is straight out of the old world and nothing fancy...I loved it and adds to the ambiance. I saw something on the menu and it was a first for me...wild boar with potato pancakes and a beer. It was delicious and I highly recommend it, rather than the typical Polish dish found at every other restaurant. Cleanliness: 8/10 Ambiance: 9/10 Service: 7/10 Food: 9/10 Bathrooms: 8/10 Value: 9/10 Would I return? Yes!

As the name would suggest, this place is hidden. If you follow the signs (there are literal…read morechalkboard signs with arrows pointing to this place), then you'll find a nice gem off the beaten path in Old Town. I was not sure what to expect, but the owner was very inviting and it felt like we were in his home. The food was superb. I have had some great kielbasa homemade in Poland and this was almost on the same level. Their location is quiet and tranquil. Even with the occasional car passing by and a footpath by the main entrance, it felt like the outside world melted away. Conversation is easy to continue even in the middle of a tourist attraction. The service we had was great and it was a pleasure to eat here. This is a bistro that preserves Polish culture, while blending it seamlessly with backgrounds familiar to those who would visit Old Town.

Great spot with a cool vibe and good food at very reasonable prices compared to the U.S. There are…read moretwo locations directly across from each other. One has mostly high-top tables and chairs, while the other offers regular tables and seating, which is where we ate. It's a self-service restaurant, but the food came out very quickly. The draft beer selection is excellent, and the overall experience was great.

Loved the location in Old Town Warsaw. The staff was nice and welcoming, the beer was cold with…read moreplenty of good options and our pizza choices were tasty. Great, relaxing spot when in that part of the city.

Wings below average, tiny, overcooked and dry. O rings okay, cold. Chips hot, ok. Beer good. Table…read morewobbly, just adds the the dive-ness of this bar. About the only British was the pictures and the drunk Brit running his mouth at the bar. Probably wouldn't repeat unless I wanted a quick draft. Speaking of draft, the Zywiec was the only thing on draft. Really keep walking you're bound to run into something better

Good atmosfere. Especially for foreigners. Average drinks and beer, english food…read more Feels like being in the UK. Must be a good place for watching soccer. Perfect for groups. Smokers room available as well. Ok, but nothing WOW.