This market is fabulous and houses a true medley and cross-section of items from Polish culture and…read morebeyond! We enjoyed visiting this market during our trip to Warsaw. Although it was once houses inside the old brick marketplace, due to disrepair the market is set up adjacent and outside of the building (which appears to be renovated). This market is located on the fringe of the Old Jewish quarter. Walking around perusing the offering was fun! There were many bulk items and local delights that were for sale. I enjoyed that you could get sauerkraut from a tub and all kinds of fresh fruits and vegetables. There also was a textile section that sold clothing, socks, and accessories. There were several vendors that sold plants which were nice and relatively inexpensive. I was delighted to find a Greek market stall that had some very fabulous halva for sale. YUM! I will definitely make a return trip here next time I am in the area. :)

If I were any closer, I would've bought a bunch of produce here. It looks super fresh and mainly…read morelocals. I'm not sure if it's the same but across the street is another section which has other products and restaurants. I found a roast chicken shop, which was excellent.

This is a store just up from Old Town on the main strip. There's a good selection of many…read moreconvenience items, and they had lots of breads left at 8:00pm.

not very big but good enough for a tourist to get some drinks/fruit/snacks…read more It is ahout 10mins walk from Bristol hotel，along the way you can also enjoy the beautiful look of the city .

It's difficult for me to make a review of a supermarket... What can I say... Yea you can buy food…read morehere! :p Anyway, what I love about this supermarket it's that it is close home and also very close to old town. The supermarket it's locate in one of the main streets of Warsaw, in an underground floor. Like in many Biedronkas, the queue for paying is ridiculous large, bananas are always sold out and it is not very well organised.