I ordered a strawberry lassi drink. It was good, made from real strawberries and not too sweet! I…read morereally liked it and would recommend it to others. I tried the chicken tikka masala and butter chicken. I am surprised that these were too sweet and not spicy enough compared to my experience of homemade Indian dishes. I asked to add more chili but of course it's not the same when the spice is cooked in the sauce. The dishes were good with the lemon rice (my favorite) and garlic naan! I would eat here again but maybe try other dishes that their chefs specialize in. The servers were nice and speak good english. The place was clean and plays bollywood music. Not too good for a large group (8++) as their isn't much space inside. Overall, I would come back and eat here again (if I come to Warsaw again)

I have visited that place 3 times already. Today I was craving for some curry and this was the…read moreclosest place by PKiN. We ordered 3 meals, butter chicken, tikka masala chicken and chicken pasanda. Also I had saffron pulao which is my favorite type of rice to have with curry. Unfortunately not many places in Warsaw have it. I did enjoy my meal but it is not the best curry I had, still very nice and tasty and prices are relatively low comparing with other places. The place is quite small so it will not be suitable for big groups, and it is not a place for a romantic date either. Still worth visiting :)

Being a vegetarian, my review is limited. Was sceptical after reading reviews as I have a good…read morepalate for Indian food and always crave for it. Ordered basic dum-aloo with lachha paratha and zeera rice and honestly I was not disappointed. This makes me believe, their non-vegetarian must be good too. Relatively small place with good service. Would recommend if one is craving for Indian food in Warsaw Central area.

One of the truly amazing things about food is not only the diversity, but those unexpected times…read morewhen you find truly amazing third party cuisine. Best Turkish kebab I've ever had? Australia. Best sushi? Colorado, and while Namaste India wasn't the best Indian food I've ever had, it was truly excellent. Star 1: How was the service and atmosphere? Well, yes, there was one drawback, but it's honestly not something I can necessarily hold against Namaste India. On the particular Saturday that I walked through NI's doors during a long stay in Warsaw, it was a relatively warm 80* F+. Hot? Not necessarily, but considering Namaste India doesn't have air conditioning, sitting inside was nearly unbearable, and without any room outside, I really didn't have a choice. Outside of that however, service was fast and friendly. Star Granted. Star 2: How were the portions relative to the cost? Admittedly, I threw a bit of a fit when I saw the prices for everything I ordered. Have a look: http://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=Ap7Ihs5qMpKPqO4s0MQxvQ&userid=OKX-V5j_qfuOebeHeWGrHg 49 polish zlots? That's $16 US! Pretty steep I initially thought, but this was truly a massive portion surely intended to feed two. That being the case, $8 isn't bad at all for a good Indian meal. Star Granted. Stars 3 and 4: How was the food? As I mentioned, while this wasn't the best Indian I've ever had, my Chicken Vindaloo was very, very good with only a few exceptions - Bread: Alright, so the garlic naan was weak. Too thin, inconsistently seasoned, and lacking the light and fluffy but moist element that really makes naan worth it Rice: The rice? It was okay. Cooked well, but pretty standard Chicken Vindaloo: Alas, this is where the meal shined. Moist chicken, fiery but flavorful sauce, and a consistency that mixed brilliantly with the rice and naan. Excellent. Single Star Granted. Star 5: Would you eat here every day if you could? Again, not the best Indian I've had in the world, but without question the best in the city of Warsaw. Namaste India deserves four. Star Granted.

The beer restaurant in Poland, save your money in old town and just comer here for every meal. This…read moreplace seems to b a local favorite, and you will need not make reservations in advance for dinner (we came for lunch). All of the food was good, beef tartare was made tableside. The fish was also very good. The pork knuckle was fantastic and very tender. Don't get deserts here, they r an extra 2 zloty, just go next door to the bakery which is owned by them too. The free bread is also sourdough and rye it was super awesome. The waiters were professional and spoke English. There is an extra about $6 service charge for dining

Stary Dom sets a high bar when it comes to an elegant dining. The space is on the more formal side…read morebut not fancy enough for cocktail attire; which I was so grateful for. I came directly from Gdansk in a delayed train so I rushed straight here to make my reservation. With my roller luggage and all. They thankfully had a convenient coat check where they were able to store my luggage. Now as for the food, wow on all fronts. I ordered the Chicken Soup, Marinated Herring, Steak Tartare, Lamb Shank and a Meringue Pie. I just had to try everything! And sure glad I did. I don't usually like lamb but this dish came highly recommended. Ive only liked lamb on a few occasions so it was a gamble and in this rare situation, I won. The gaminess of the lamb was very subtle and the flavor combined with the potato puree and marinade was delicious. The steak tartare was prepared table side and the chef asks if you want it normal, mild, or spicy. I opted for spicy which I felt wasn't any spice but nonetheless, a very tasty steak tartare. The marinated herring was so enjoyable as well. The fish was tender and the citrus profile of the sauce was a fantastic complement to the dish. The Chicken Soup was as good as chicken soup could be. Warm and savory. And finally the dessert. The fluffy meringue pie was very good as well but after a few bites, the sweetness got to me. Still a good dish though but more geared towards those with a real sweet tooth.

Incredible quality vegan Polish food with a modern flare…read more A friend & I stopped in for lunch quite hungry, so we ordered two different types of pierogis (spinach & tofu, and cabbage & mushroom), which can be made fried, baked, or boiled -- we did one baked and one boiled. We also ordered a portion of the buckwheat pancakes. Since it was busy, it took a while for the food come out (~25 mins), but it was worth the wait. The pierogis were very tasty, being filling, balanced, and well-cooked, served with side salads. The buckwheat dish was the highlight, however, with an incredible array of flavours and textures. All in all, top-notch food, affordable, pleasant environment. High recommendation.

This place is AMAZING! Plenty of gluten free options, all vegan. Neither my husband nor I are vegan…read morebut this was probably some of the best food we have had in Warsaw. The portions are huge. We couldn't eat it all but we wanted to it was so good!

Great little falafel and hummus spot on Nowy Swiat. They have veggie and non-veggie options and the…read moredrinks are great too.

Awsome vegan food! This amazing restaurant was located next…read moreto our hotel in Warsaw. Luckily we decided to try it out before we left. I wish we had sooner, because they had so many good options which we didn't have the time to try.. We had the falafel in pita set. Really tasty with harissa, veggie mayo, potatoes and beets on the side. Huge portions. I'll definitely eat here again when in Warsaw.

I got the shakshuka set, which also included pita, hummus, and assorted vegetables. The hummus was…read moreamazing--it tasted so fresh and incredibly smooth. The shakshuka was also great, but a bit different from what I typically have in the US. This tomato sauce was slightly sweeter, and there was no cheese. I liked that it came in a smaller size and that I got to enjoy a bunch of side dishes as well. I enjoyed this meal on a sunny morning and overall it was super zen.

Radio Cafe is EXCELLENT!!!! The story behind its existence, the food, the waitresses, the setting…read moreare all superb. I highly recommend the dumplings, the latkes, and sauerkraut stew with pork/mushrooms/sausage/prunes/juniper ***. This is traditional polish cuisine of the highest caliber in a completely relaxed neighborhood setting. Highly recommended

Happily stumbled upon Radio Cafe when we were waiting for our Airbnb next door to be ready. The…read moreowner used to be involved with a public radio station during communism, so the place looks like it's been frozen in time with books, magazines, and pictures of political figures, revolutionary activists, and past events. The warm lighting, cozy booths and tables gives an old library vibe. We had a couple hours to kill and the staff were really cool about us taking our time. Everything we had was delicious! The macchiato was made perfectly. The Zurek soup was incredibly comforting and flavorful. The mushroom and sauerkraut Pierogis were about the same as everywhere else, which was consistently good. We finished off with a nice vanilla ice cream, which came with soft cookies and blueberries. It looks like this place hosts events and shows as well. It'd be perfect for poetry slams.

The is an amazing restaurant. The restaurant is decorated in bright colors with polish accents. The…read morewaitress was very friendly, polite, and gave great advice on the food. The Polish sausage and sauerkraut is delicious. The sausage is cooked well; crispy on the outside and tender on the inside. The sauerkraut is not overly sour with great seasoning. The warm wine was great; good for the cold winter.

While visiting Warsaw, I made sure to stop at Zapiecek Polskie Pierogarnie, and it was everything…read moreyou'd want from a classic Polish food experience. This place is charming, cozy, and clearly a must-visit -- it was very busy with people waiting outside, which only confirmed how loved it is. I ordered the traditional pierogies (without meat), and they were absolutely delicious -- tender, comforting, and full of flavor. The cranberry sauce and mushroom sauce on the side were perfect pairings and really elevated the dish, adding a sweet and earthy balance to each bite. It felt like the kind of spot you seek out when traveling -- authentic, warm, and deeply satisfying. If you're a foodie or a visitor wanting to experience real Polish comfort food while in Warsaw, this is definitely a place you shouldn't miss. I'd happily return and highly recommend it!