Top 6 Places to Eat in Warsaw

Written by Chloe Davies, Ian Walker
06/09/2025
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Warsaw's dining scene has evolved into a dynamic culinary destination, expertly blending traditional Polish flavors with modern and international influences to satisfy a wide range of palates and occasions.

1. Nuta

Cuisine: Innovative Polish, Italian, and Asian Fusion

Nuta offers an exceptional fine dining experience, where Chef Andrea Camastra skillfully combines Polish, Italian, and Asian culinary traditions. The atmosphere is cozy and artistic, featuring soft lighting and occasional live jazz, creating a perfect setting for a special occasion. Diners can expect imaginative tasting menus with beautifully presented dishes that highlight fresh ingredients and innovative techniques.

Price: Approx. 400-600 PLN / 100-150 USD per person for a tasting menu

Getting There: Located at 10 plac Trzech Krzyży, in the city center. It is generally within walking distance from many central hotels or a short taxi/public transport ride.

2. Epoka

Cuisine: Modern Polish inspired by historical recipes

Situated within the historic Raffles Europejski Hotel, Epoka takes guests on a unique culinary journey through Polish history. Chef Marcin Przybysz reinterprets forgotten recipes from past centuries, resulting in delicate and visually stunning multi-course tasting menus. The elegant setting perfectly complements the refined cuisine, offering a sophisticated and educational dining experience.

Price: Approx. 400-600 PLN / 100-150 USD per person for a tasting menu

Getting There: Found at Ossolińskich 3, within the Raffles Europejski Hotel. Its central location makes it easily accessible by foot or a short taxi ride.

3. Stary Dom

Cuisine: Traditional Polish

Stary Dom provides an authentic taste of Poland within a cozy, rustic ambiance designed to evoke an old Polish mansion. The interior features high beamed ceilings, wooden panels, and vintage black-and-white photographs. The menu emphasizes classic Polish dishes such as Kashubian herring and Greater Poland cold meats, served in generous, comforting portions, perfect for those seeking a genuine Polish meal.

Price: Approx. 100-200 PLN / 25-50 USD per person

Getting There: Located in the Mokotow district at Puławska 104/106. It is best reached by taxi or a short tram ride from the city center.

4. Alewino

Cuisine: Elevated Seasonal Dishes with International Wines

Alewino is an intimate wine bar and restaurant recognized with a Bib Gourmand for its excellent quality and value. Tucked away in a charming secret garden off Mokotowska Street, it creates a romantic ambiance with lush greenery. The focus is on elevated seasonal dishes, complemented by a carefully curated list of international wines, making it an ideal spot for a romantic dinner or a quiet evening.

Price: Approx. 100-250 PLN / 25-60 USD per person

Getting There: Found off Mokotowska Street, a central area. It is walkable from many parts of Śródmieście, or a short taxi/public transport ride.

5. Gościniec Polskie Pierogi

Cuisine: Traditional Polish Pierogi

This restaurant specializes in Poland's iconic pierogi, offering an extensive selection of fillings, from savory meat and cheese to delightful sweet options. The setting is casual and lively, attracting both locals and tourists seeking an authentic and affordable Polish culinary experience. Portions are satisfying, and the service is friendly.

Price: Approx. 25-40 PLN / 6-10 USD per person for a main dish

Getting There: With multiple locations, a notable one is at Nowy Świat 56, a prominent street near the Old Town, making it easily accessible on foot.

6. Bar Prasowy

Cuisine: Traditional Polish Milk Bar (Bar Mleczny)

Bar Prasowy offers a unique glimpse into Polish culinary history as a classic 'milk bar'. This cafeteria-style eatery provides simple, hearty, and exceptionally affordable Polish comfort food in a retro setting. Diners order at a counter, choosing from authentic dishes like pierogi, żurek (sour rye soup), and kotlet schabowy (pork cutlet), making it a popular choice among locals for a budget-friendly and traditional meal.

Price: Approx. 20-30 PLN / 5-8 USD per person for a meal

Getting There: Located at Marszałkowska 10/16, in the city center. It is conveniently accessible by various public transport options including metro, tram, and bus.

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