I just came for the chocolates, and found so many. I ended up coming back here to buy more for…read morepresents a second trip. Bought over 50 individual chocolate bars and the process was easy enough. The store is busy so be prepared to wait in line for a few minutes. (Plastic bags charge is extra, unless you want to bring a cloth bag from home.) It's not very organized store but the prices compensate for the disorganization. Compared to other grocery stores near the old town, this was cheaper in prices by almost 30 percent. I love European chocolates so I love getting them every country I go to. Plus giving them to loved ones is always a nice gift. Side Note - Lidl stores are actual a German brand and they have stores in so many European countries. They have a few stores in the U.S as well. But buying chocolates from the specific country that I'm visiting, I try to remember to look at the back of the wrapping to see what country it's made in to get local chocolates. ~

In recent years we have seen a lot of Lidls and Aldis opening up in the USA so when we saw a Lidl…read morestore in Warsaw we had to go pay a visit. Lidl and Aldi are sister stores run by the same company and in this case they had a Lidl and Aldi on back to back tram stops. This particular Lidl was extremely busy but we went in to find Polish chocolates made in Poland and we got them immediately in the first aisle. Lidl operates all the stores the same way and they make sure the store is stocked up with things people need. Besides chocolates which is what we were looking for locals were buying things for their everyday needs. The customer service is excellent and employees are available and willing to help which is the reason why people go to Lidl. 4 star store with excellent deals pay a visit if in the area.

You need bread? Water? Soup? Cheese? Cold cuts? Ice cream? Fruits? Top market has it for you!…read more Small enough to make a quick stop, big enough to have everything you need to cook with a few extra life savers for cleaning or pets supplies. Located right next to Batida, in Plac Konstytucji, this market is without doubt my favorite in the area. Assortment is wide and good quality. You may find from fresh fruits and vegetables, to frozen food, cans and jars, dairy, soups and more. In the back part they have bread, crackers and cold cuts to choose from. Of course full assortment of beers and a few alcohol bottles and wine are offered in the cashier area. The line can get a little long during pick hours but staff is decently efficient and you can make in through in a few minutes. Life saver store, long working hours, very good assortment.

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.

Hipster-y food hall, with an excellent selection of comestibles…read more There's everything from Bliny to Burgers, Tacos to (something beginning with T that is definitely not Tacos), and a whole bunch more. Also excellent if strange wine. Go, get stuff, and chill there for as long as you want - it's bright, airy, and pleasant...

You ever wonder where all the hip, young & wild Warsovians congregate after their work day comes to…read morean end? Well, wonder no more, 'tis the place and for a good reason. Hala Gwardii is a newly-renovated food hall, that used to serve as a boxing centre (where Polish champs perfected their skills), temporary bus center and originally as a place for vendors of all kinds. It's current incarnation is a perfect match for the hungry masses of Warsaw in 2019. The place is packed to the brim with regular & vegan burger joints, asian-inspired cuisine, ice-cream shops, beer & vodka bars etc. In short: you will for sure find at least one thing you'll enjoy there. Bonus points: - Open until 1AM [!!!] - Plenty of seating options - Various events (ping pong, boxing, soccer viewing parties)

This local chain is a location for multiple food vendors to sell their products like meat, produce,…read moreand prepared foods of all kinds. In the front of the store there is a small coffee bar with wonderful espresso drinks. This is located in Fabryka Norblina, a refurbished metal works factory that is now home to a wide range of shops and restaurants. Note that the main store opens a bit later than the front, at least that was the case over the past week when I visited a few times. Service was efficient and friendly.

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.

Very good selection of everything from beer to fruits. There are three things that make this place…read moreuseful: its open till 11PM, they serve fresh coffee and hot dogs. No other place like this in the area.

The handmade sweets at Cukrowa Sowa come in unique flavours like sea-buckthorn and make a good,…read moretransportable treat to take home from Warsaw's Old Town. I only had room for two packages of the bite-size sweets in my luggage but the shop does all manner of vividly coloured lollypops sure to please kids and grownups alike.

seriously wow, just wow. completely awesome little candies in a myriad of flavours, suitable for…read moreevery palate. come find the wonderful little store in the old town of Warsaw walk through the door and inhale a cacophony of wonderful odours as you select your choices from the reasonably priced delights inside this wonderful little boutique store. I seriously cannot recommend it more highly