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!

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.

What a delightful dinner I had here! Soy soy is a completely vegan Asian restaurant. The vibe…read moreinside is pretty hip, and they're open until 10 pm (which is nice, since a lot of vegan places in Warsaw aren't open that late.) We didn't consult the standard menu, since we ordered the holiday "Peking Feast" special (30 PLN/person, minimum of 2 people to order). It came with a fantastic bowl of wonton soup for each of us - wonton soup is one of the few things I miss eating since quitting meat, and this really hit the spot. We then got dishes to share: a plate of mapo tofu (just a tad spicy, in a nice sauce), rice, and a plate of tasty udon noodles with really good seaweed salad on the side, topped with *the best* mock duck I've ever had. (How many times has she had mock duck, you may be wondering. At least 5 or 6, I think. And this was easily the best!) The menu is bilingual Polish and English. They serve wine, beer, and cocktails. I didn't look closely about whether they're gluten free friendly, but most vegan places do a good job of accommodating allergies. I'd recommend it for vegans and vegetarians for sure, but also for anyone who just wants a lovely Asian meal in Warsaw.

Pros: meals are very tasty, outdoor seating, English menu option…read moreCons: no WiFi, service a bit slow Things to know: - we were told upon arrival that we could only get outdoor seating if we had a reservation. - go to their website vegdeli (dot) pl and if you scroll down far enough on the menu, you'll find the English version This was our first visit and unfortunately, we were informed that they didn't have their veggie burger or pierogis available (they ran out). We decided to try the "not a duck" and "not filet mignon" dishes with apple juice. Very impressed with the quality of the food and the juice tasted very fresh and natural. It felt to me that service took a while between placing our order and getting the plate on the table, but given the elaborate presentation of the dishes my guess is that they take a bit of time to cook. If you are looking for a place with healthy eating or simply need vegetarian options, the menu had plenty, including starters, soups and salads.

Really nice place! The Deli is located in a very quiet and charming Radna street, you can sit…read moreinside or choose a table on a wooden outside tarace. Choices in menu look seasonal and very healthy ;) My fast lunch pick: Broad bean/ quinoa/ beetroot/ red onion/ curry egs/ goat cheese - perfectly balanced, good quality ingredients! Soft quinoa, al dente cooked beans, beet and onion sweetens combined with specific goat cheese taste. A really good thing! + a complement for the young and fast service!

I'm not a vegetarian, I'm certainly not a vegan. In fact I'm a self declared meat eater, but Tel…read moreAviv became a constant spot on my culinary map of Warsaw. It's conveniently located close to my work and it serves customers both on site as well as providing food to go. I must admit that I was sceptical at first, but at this point I went through probably all of the menu offered and I'm completely sold. Falafels, schwarma or beetroot burger are probably my favourite. Instead of trying to imitate meat it goes the other way and provides some unique flavors instead. I love the special seasonal menu that restaurant offers e.g. for hannukah, it's a pity that it's available for limited time only. Vege churros with chocolate-like sause was to die for! The only thing that I'm not crazy about are cakes - I've tried two different kind and while they are plesantly tart and not overly sweet, they are to heavy and little to dry for my tastes. The thing that makes this place one of my favorite though is the service, quick and very friendly but not overly pushy. We went there first with the group of friends and lost track of time - we missed the closing time, but the staff never let us feel as we were overstaying our welcome - to the contrary.

Vegan burgers are not what I usually think of when being a tourist in Warsaw, but she had beautiful…read moreblue eyes and an intoxicating gaze, so I couldn't say no. I had tofu burger here and it was very, very tasty. Layers of flavor and wonderful sauce. Good location near trams. I would come back here again when next in Warsaw. Bathrooms: Clean and functional.

Fantastic vegan burger place. The main focus here is on one thing - burgers, and they carry it off…read morewith aplomb. There is a choice of 6 burgers, smoothies, and a couple of desserts. I had the burger of the week, which was cauliflower, potato and ginger, and it was amazing. I had EVERYTHING with it - vegan cheese, pickles, mayo, spicy tomato sauce, and it was an epic burger. I also had the chocolate brownie, which was sizeable, fudgey, velvety and utterly delicious. If you go on their website, you will find the current menu in English. I liked the etiquette here too - they will give you a number, call it when your food is ready, and you go up to the bar to collect it. Then you tidy up after yourself by putting rubbish in the bin, and your plate on top. Wonderful place.

Krowarzywa is a small vegan burger chain with a stellar reputation for good reason - the food is…read morefantastic! They sell several different kinds of burger patty, and all looked great. I tried the millet patty and my guy got the kebab. Both were delicious (and quite large!), but I think I preferred the kebab. Burgers range from 15 - 18 PLN. Everything is vegan as ordered (with optional add-ons of vegan cheese, kimchi, etc.), and portions are big. The food is all fresh and seems healthy, and the vibe inside is hip. There's an English menu and English speaking staff. Check it out!

4.5 stars! In Polish, "krowa" means cow and "warzywa" means…read morevegetables. So it's only natural that the chain of restaurants called "Krowarzywa" serves vegan burgers and wraps! This is a creative wordplay for sure, and the fake meat substitutes here were astoundingly good. The hummus kebab wrap came with baked "beef" seitan, along with fresh vegetables, a choice of sauce (I got the dill and spicy tomato), hummus, baba ghanoush, and marinated peppers, all wrapped in a thin pita bread and grilled to toasty perfection. The seitan had a spongy texture and came with a sweet and savory sauce, making for a super convincing meat substitute. But even better was the vegan pastrami, which were thin slices of seitan roasted with spices. I got this meat substitute as a burger, which was built on a large seeded bun, along with tons of fresh vegetables including lettuce, spinach, peppers, sprouts, pickles, and more. The vegetables were all fresh and crunchy, but the real star was the slices of seitan, which had an incredible smokey flavor and crispy texture. No wonder this chain of affordable vegan sandwiches/wraps has exploded in popularity with tons of locations--you won't even miss the meat!

Located in the hipster/upscale Hala Koszyki Warszawa (a food hall), this was a decent stop for…read morelunch. All-vegan spot with bowls, smoothies, ramen, etc. I ordered their ramen samuraj (43zł), which took about 20 minutes to be ready -- too long for such a setting IMO. The broth was excessively salty without the requisite depth and complexity to match it. Toppings-wise, there was smoked tofu, seaweed, enoki mushrooms, marinated shiitakes, and green onion -- could've used some greens (spinach, bok choy, etc.). The noodles were not the greatest, being far from ramen noodles. I wasn't too impressed with this dish. Maybe other items are better, but this didn't work for me. Go to Uki Green for MUCH better vegan ramen.

This was my favourite place for a long time. Unfortunately they changed gradualy for worse…read more Tables, chairs, plastic plates and utensils were the just beginning of steep slope, not really important. Then they changed the food Supreme plate is not supreme anymore - it is just mediocre shadow of an old meal. Where are the vegetables? Pita bread not the same anymore "Pita falafel pear&cheese large" is not large anymore! It is toasted to crust! Why!? Service is indifferent to complaints Lady at the cash register is eating and chowing something constantly .. Is she even vegan anyway? In the past it was vegan place for vegans. Green stinking paper towels instead of napkins?! And the dirty toilet?! You can't even clean a toilet?! I am so sorry, I gave you 2 chances to improve lately. Sadly you have failed a big time twice. I can't recommend this place anymore Sorry, don't go there.

Sitting outside in the summer enjoying a lovely dinner with family was a great way to end our…read morenight. The setting was lovely, the service was pretty good, and everyone was enjoying their evening. We ordered the goat cheese and berry salad. The goat cheese is a large slice, not crumbles, as I am used to in the States. It's a wonderful meal; don't be surprised if you get full because of the cheese. In all of Stare Miasto in Warsaw, this was the only place that sold Gołąbki with Veal (Polish Stuffed Cabbage Rolls)! It was great to have one of my favorite meals without the pork option! The tomato sauce was delicious, and the portion was wonderful. Rosół was also ordered; it's a broth soup with dumplings, and that was thoroughly enjoyed. There were two servers out on the patio, and they were very attentive and working very hard. Wonderful service, great food, and lovely atmosphere.

We just had a lovely dinner here. The food was good, certainly, but it was the service and the…read moreambiance that really put it over the edge. A lovely evening outside under the lights, drinking wine, and chatting with friends - it doesn't get much better. The highlight of our evening was a Pinot Noir Sancerre - something none of us knew existed and our server gifted us with the knowledge of - we are forever grateful, Michàl!