Sooner or later you will want to eat while traveling. We remember that travel and food are inseparable. We offer you 10 delicious places in Warsaw where you can eat delicious food.
Probably my favorite format is breakfast all day. There are 3 locations in Warsaw, so you can choose the one that suits you best. Tasty, hearty, cozy, friendly, and breakfasts, breakfasts. Portions are large, so it is relevant at any time of day.
The only downside – you often have to wait in line to get a table. The restaurant is popular but justified. You can eat well for 25 zlotys per person ($ 6).
Aïoli
Aïoli
Address: Świętokrzyska 18 – Chmielna 26.
I want to return to these two addresses in the center of Warsaw every time. If you see a queue, it’s exactly Aïoli. Here are hearty breakfasts, and no less convincing main menu. Everything was delicious every time, from salads and pasta to burgers and desserts. Pay attention to the menu for mussel day on Thursdays.
MOMU
MOMU
Address: Wierzbowa 9/11.
A modern variation of Polish cuisine from the creators of Aïoli. There is also a breakfast menu on weekdays from 10:00 to 12:00. When ordering coffee, you get breakfast for 1 zloty ($ 0.25). Yes, you didn’t think so.
Traditional Polish cuisine with large portions. To be honest, the local cuisine is for the amateur, because it will not give a feeling of lightness. But it is interesting to try Polish pies (something similar to dumplings), bigos, zhurek, warm apple pie, and many other dishes at home.
Bosko TuThai
Bosko TuThai
Address: Markowska 22.
A cool place with Asian cuisine in the Prague area, which she discovered only this year. Tasty, like in Asia. Straight already mentally returns to former travels. Large selection on the menu: many seafood dishes, Thai salads and soups, different curries, and dim-sam. There is something to choose from the vegetarian menu, and on weekends they have breakfast. The funny and unobtrusive interior in Bosko TuThai is remembered.
Boska Włoska
Boska Włoska
Address: Markowska 22.
Almost behind the next door from Bosko TuThai and near Coneser space. One chain, but this time – a classic of Italian cuisine with delicious pizza and pasta. By the way, the menu also includes breakfast from 10:00 to 12:00.
Hala Koszyki
Hala Koszyki
Address: Koszykowa 63.
The historic market of the early 20th century, which has become one of the most interesting food halls in Europe. Here you can find suitable food at any time of the day. In the morning, you can have a delicious breakfast at the Weranda Bistro, Kreperia, or Port Royal. For lunch and dinner, there are even more food options, as well as cocktails.
Barn Burger
Barn Burger
Address: Złota 9 – Zgoda 5.
So far the best burgers in Warsaw. In case you realize that you want a burger, but you don’t know where to find the one. About 20 species with funny names to choose from. For fans of experiments, the menu sometimes appears temporary new burgers with unusual flavors. For example, with the addition of strawberries, raspberries, peanut butter, beets, or shrimp.
Paros10 Places to Eat in Warsaw
Address: Jasna 14 / 16A.
Atmospheric Greek restaurant in the center of Warsaw. It will come in handy if the soul asks for seafood and Mediterranean cuisine. On Fridays, dinners turn into a Greek party with dancing on the tables.
Der Elefant10 Places to Eat in Warsaw
Address: Plac Bankowy 1.
Der Elefant restaurant was opened in 1990. Spacious multi-level restaurant with modernized historic interiors. It serves delicious meat and seafood, and the courtyard is reminiscent of Manhattan in New York.
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