Eating meat is bad for the planet... Yet it is so tasty! At least it can be. And at "Pogromcy" it…read morecertainly is. The meat is prepared in many ways, not so common in Poland - including decent pastrami and mouth-watering tongue, served in a simple bun or bread. Perfect for a quick lunch or after-work, simple dinner. As for the planet - if you're a meat-eater like me, save a buck for some of it that is more expensive, but better in quality. And eat veggies next day.

The veggie sandwich is to die for. The beats and the pesto make a party in your mouth and it's…read moreamazing. That being said, I had the impression that the staff were irritated to see me come in and which made me kinda eat everything as quickly as possible and leave. In short: not a very welcoming atmosphere. But I will certainly come back for the veggie sandwich. Just have it as a takeout, though.

Amazing food and wine! I recomend ordering rodizio! Picanha…read moreis the best in town.

I like grilled meats. At Grill Centrall you will find amazing portions and quality. I strongly…read morerecommend the place for large family and business meetings.

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I simply love this place, right in middle of a park (not exactly but you get the idea ;) )…read more Huge huge place, specially in summer you have to go give it a try. Their is plenty of beer options + food is set up outside (it's like buffet) and it gives a feeling of being in shack with live music playing in evening and the time i went singers were amazing enough to get people to start dancing. And if your a football fan, go watch the next match their u will almost feel like having the atmosphere in a stadium, people cheering and enjoying the match on the big screen, they have plenty of them inside the pub, outside in open shacks also they have couple of screens so you won't be disappointed. It's a best place to have typical polish food to go with beers and a football match, you can't ask for more :). Enjoy go Polska :)

At the recommendation of a friend of a work-mate, our work group came here for dinner. What a…read morefantastic recommendation! The vibe is pretty chill and casual, with lots of the tables under big tents. It was nice and airy. The staff was super helpful in finding us a table for 8 without a wait. Our server did a great job with our various orders. The food came out pretty quickly, and every dish we ordered was delicious! It's definitely a great place for a group. They had live music going, too. When I walked around a bit, I also saw a nice play area for kiddos!

Great food, beer and a full bar. American diner type of atmosphere. Whenever I find myself missing…read moreAmerican food this place hits the spot and makes me feel right at home. Chilli, Steak and chicken wings are top notch. Orange juice is fresh squeezed like many of the juices served. The regular happy hour gets two for one drinks.

How do you mess up corn on the cob. We were a group of 6 and well everything was mediocre…read more Overcooked steak... dry ribs... three day old corn... microwaved potatoes... soggy cold bbq sauce. I generally clean my plate... but even if this wasnt a big portion.. i left most of it. Only american thing are the prices and the atmosphere... as an american... this was quite the disappointment. If you ever feel like american, dont go for jeffs.

Up-market-but-traditional Polish restaurant in the heart of Warsaw's old town in a subterranean…read moresetting. Well-made traditional Polish food - suitable for hearty appetites rather than delicate tastes.

What a gem! I've traveled to Warsaw, Poland all my life, numerous times a year! It truly is a…read moresecret... The interior is mystical, with the dining rooms in the brick-walled basement. Very old-style and homey Polish interior: flower-printed table cloths, candles, wooden chairs, and very majestic, castle-inspired furniture and decor. Our waiter was more than just polite. He never turned his back at us when leaving our table, but instead backed away slowly and out, which made us feel royal. At start, he served us an appetizer on the house: a Polish traditional food called "szmalec." We then ordered a couple traditional Polish foods. They serve most Polish dishes. The food was amazing, and as I usually request, he made sure my dish was gluten free. I had the deer ragout, which was delightful. My friend tried the Polish beet soup and dumplings filled with ground meat. At the end, our waiter served us two glasses each of two different liqueurs commonly drunk in Poland. We had wine to the meals. The check ended in around 180 Polish zlotys, which equals around $57. I highly recommend this secret place. Even though it won't be such a secret for very long then.