We didnt have a reservation but the waiter told us they did have a table.open but not in the main…read moredining area. We said that was fine and he proceeded to seat us in a private balcony overlooking the outdoor garden tables. I had no idea why he sounded so apologetic when it was clearly an amazing located table! We had a direct view of the fountain. It felt like we were in one of those fancy private balcony you see at the theater. The prices were great for the level of service and food quality. Later, as we were walking down the stairs, we noticed the walls were lined with photos of the owner with famous people such as Angela Merkel, the Dali Lama and many more. This was a "hidden" gem in Warsaw since it isn't near the main tourist attractions.

Amazing food - tasty, fresh and true polish. Great choice of wines. Professional service and…read moreamazing outdoor ambiance. Perfect place for summer lunch.

This is a very popular restaurant. Lots of seating for people. The service is good but very busy…read more They are popular for their schnitzel. The portion is big. It does come al carte so the sides are added extra. Great for sharing or take home for leftovers.

This restaurant is super cute. As you walk up to the entrance, it calls your attention. We sat in…read moreoutdoor "covered" patio which has heaters. Perfect even during winter. Menus are translated to English as well. Our waitress was very nice and helped us make some choices. We got served some complimentary rye bread with some ham and cheese spreads. (so so good) We went with the pork schnitzel and.... The portion sizes here are HUGE!!! So worth it! It was absolutely delicious. Not greasy and perfectly breaded and fried. We also tried the pierogis which came with grilled onions on the side and they were great. This is where I fell in love with Cytrynowka (homemade lemon vodka) and spent the rest of my time in Poland looking for more. It was so good. Highly recommend trying it! Our bill also came with complimentary shots of cherry vodka (yes please!) So in total we had 2 beers, 2 shots of lemon vodka, pierogis, and pork schnitzel and the bill came out to $37.91 (US). So with that said, it is extremely reasonably priced! Definitely check it out when you're visiting Warsaw.

Bazar Kocha is a casual restaurant with good food, wine and nice variety of desserts. More like for…read morea dinner with friends than a romantic evening with girlfriend:) We came there at 5 p.m. on Saturday, maybe that's why it was almost empty. Interior is quite modern and bright. We took few different starters: pumpkin soup, goose pate, tempura leek and fennel. All of them were very good, especially pate (16pln). For A main dish I took goose confit (59pln) and I wasn't disappointed: crispy skin, soft meat, good beetroot purée. Beef cheeks with horseradish (43pln) weren't anything special: served cold. For a dessert: chocolate cake and caramelized pear - very good, soft and not too sweet. Overall only 3 stars. I excepted way more from this place.

Bazar Kocha is a really nice and lovely place. Casual interior and good quality food mixed with…read moretheir own pickels and other homemade tinned food. I've been here for different occasions, from breakfast, lunch, and coffee up to casual dinners or a degustation menu on new years eve and the food was alway stunning. I love what they do out of typical regional and seasonal ingredients. Especially their sweet treats are amazing and very tasty. People here are quite mixed, from hipster, families, or international guests you can find a lot of different kinds. Waiters are really friendly and english speaking. If you search a casual but really high quality place I recommend Bazar Kocha. If you search something for really fine dining in an elegant atmosphere, its maybe not a perfect match

Absolutely superb! Probably the best dinner we had while visiting Warsaw. You can really taste the…read morefact that they value local, fresh ingredients above everything. This is one of those restaurants that I'd recommend to friends traveling in the area, and would go back to myself should I ever be in Warsaw again. Consider this your "I had a friend who ate there once" recommendation. Atmosphere is cozy and modern, staff is incredibly friendly, knowledgeable about the food, and spoke excellent English, since we embarrassingly only know please & thank you in Polish. As a bonus, their menu indicates which items are gluten-free, which is almost unheard of in these parts. Plus, they try to source local ingredients as often as they can, and have these locations printed on the menu as well.

We have eaten dinner here twice now. Both times we were impressed by the quality of the food, the…read morevery interesting menu, the helpfulness and friendliness of the service, and the beautiful photographs that adorn the walls and contribute to a relaxed and friendly ambiance. It's classy but not stuffy--a very fine eating place that we can recommend without hesitation. Service in English is not a problem.

Our first Polish meal. Did not disappoint. We had the beat soup, saugage and egg soup, duck and…read morerabbit. All well prepared and tasty. Outdoor seating.

This restaurant is in a more quite alleyway in the Old Town of Warswaw and a little bit…read moreoff-the-beaten-path. The service was very good & friendly and the food which was made pretty quickly - we just had to wait about seven minutes - had a high quality meat as well as great, traditional Polish fried potatoes.

We love coming here, and they never have the wait that the other nearby restaurants do - even…read morethough I think the food is better. I love the creative drinks that they offer, especially the seasonal ones! We went for brunch recently and it was delicious. The French toast with pear and pistachio was so decadent but not overpowering. The croque monsieur was also delightfully cheesy. Their coffee drinks are great, also. They have a wide variety of alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages. The rosemary grapefruit lemonade didn't really have any rosemary flavor, but the grapefruit was nice. We love to sit outside in the summer - the white awnings make it a bit bright, but this also creates such a fun and light atmosphere. Highly recommend!

I had heard some really good things about Aioli, so when my new roommate and suggested a girl's…read morenight out with one of our new colleagues, we decided to go here. My roommate had been here before for lunch and really liked it, so we figured why not? We arrived around 7pm on a Saturday night, and it was busy - but not completely full. The host was going to seat us in the garden area, but it was full apparently, so he took us inside, but then was also confused as to where to seat us. We ended up with a table in the corner. It was fine. We could look out onto the street, but it was a little crowded. I headed upstairs to wash my hands. The washrooms are upstairs and a little untidy (at least the woman's room was). The upstairs was basically empty except for one large party/reservation that was being set up. It's funny, because when we called to make a reservation they told us they were full. But also that they don't take smaller reservations, but just come by anyways, as there will be seating outside. This interaction was strange to say the least. Downstairs in the main room around the bar, there were two large parties going on. The large party of men left shortly after we arrived, but there was a bachelorette party seated close to us demanding the attention of all the waitstaff, and apparently the eyes of male servers who seemed distracted from their other patrons. It took 10+ minutes to get our drinks and then actually order. It took another 30 to actually get our food. And let me go back to when we actually ordered. Because now that I think about it, I was a little disappointed with the interaction. I ordered in Polish, but it seemed to bother the waiter (since we'd started our first interaction with English), and then when my colleague and roommate both ordered pizzas he suggested something different. A dish that cost quite a bit more. He tried twice to get my roommate to changer her order, but she was intent on having her particular pizza. Let's get to the food - because here is where I thought Aioli inspired by MINI excelled. I went with the falafel tabouleh salad. The tabouleh was very good. The mix of textures and flavors of the various ingredients was delicious. The plat was served with three limp piece of pita (though still tasty and great for dipping), and there were to long falafel on sticks. These were done well, and did not taste of bitter oil. I was happy with how they were not too greasy. The side sauces included hummus (overdone with tahini - the sesame flavor was too powerful), tzatziki sauce (perfect), and a really nice lemon flavored dressing that paired really well with the tabouleh. I went with the special cockatil of the night. I was persuaded because it had Tanqueray, but it wasn't my favorite. My dining partners went with a liter of the house white wine. In their words it had the flavor of a "watered down Pinot Grigio" You win some, you lose some i guess. The feel of the place was very urban, but welcoming, and the location is great. I would probably come back, but I think they could improve on cleanliness and service.

This is simply the best pizza I can remember sinking my teeth in…read more It truly is amazing!

The best place for pizza in Warsaw!! I fell in love with this place! I have been there twice and…read moreevery time it was equally good! The pizza dough - I think I never had better in my life. I normally leave pizza crust in the side and here I could eat it all!!! Pizza with Italian sausage is my favorite! And a must try :) I loved that place so much that I bragged about to my friends to come and revisit :) The only thing is that the closer to the weekend the harder it is to get a place without a reservation. Also it is closed on Mondays and does not have home delivery service, but you can come and have a takeaway :)

Loved this place. They DO have an English menu, you just have to ask. Everything was sooooo good,…read morefood taste like you're visiting a Polish grandmother's kitchen. We were with a local and he'd never been here, he's been to other milk bars, but this is now his favourite whenever he's in Warsaw. Every bite he took brought a smile to his face, this was just like, if not better than grandma's. Shhh, don't tell her that! Loved the borscht soup, dumplings, pancakes and these little spring rolls with cabbage and mushrooms inside. We had 3 different soups and they were all amazing, all made from scratch. I wished I had visited here on my first day in Warsaw rather than my last because I would have made daily trips and eaten my way through their whole menu.

Is it wrong that I was semi impressed by their offerings?…read more This was my first experience at a milk bar and I was informed to go for the history and environment and not the taste of the food. But dare I say that the food there was better than some actual restaurants I ate at when in Warsaw! I did get yelled at for not having exact change. Luckily someone in line spoke English and could translate this information to me as the lady taking money was angry and did not speak a lick on English. So have change people. It was a very quiet and depressing environment inside, just as I expected it to be. Definitely worth the experience. Obviously expect poor quality food and you may be surprised like I was. I did not get any good photos of the inside for fear I'd get yelled at again, but it looks like others have scored some.