Warsaw Restaurants

99 is Warsaw's most modern restaurant. The interior has been described as "California modern." The large, well-stocked bar is just as popular as the restaurant itself. 99 is not exactly an intimate place, but there are a few co... more

Boathouse overlooks the Vistula River and used to be a real boathouse, thus the high ceilings and natural wooden beams. There are several large dining rooms to choose from, as well as fantastic outdoor seating. The food is beau... more

Strawberries take center stage in the design of this spacious basement restaurant, a well-known fixture on the hip-happening Trzech Krzyży Square. The lavish interior design and awe-inspiring atmosphere best described as Alice... more

In the upscale artsy neighborhood of Mazowiecka Street, Paparazzi is right at home. Over sized photos of Hollywood stars dangling from the ceiling, a large wooden bar jam-packed with colorful liquor bottles and comfortable leat... more

Sense aims to be a whole body experience rather than simply a place to eat. An interior decorated with candles, hypnotic lounge beats and a wait staff dressed in tunics offer fusion food with mostly Asian flavors. Popular dishe... more

Although U Dekerta is one of several restaurants to choose from on the Old Town Market Square (Rynek Starego Miasta), it is distinguished by its elegant style, romantic ambiance and superb dishes. Specializing in traditional P... more

If you were to visit only one restaurant in Warsaw, this one would be an excellent choice. Tropical plants, flowers in bloom, high ceilings and walls of glass, all contribute to make the interior stunning and unforgettable. Thi... more

The entrance to this traditional, historical restaurant is under a wrought-iron dragon in Warsaw's famous Old Town Square. Expect an abundance of dragon motifs throughout the restaurant. The cutlery and tableware are all in the... more

El Popo was Warsaw's first Mexican restaurant. It caused quite a stir upon arrival, bringing Mexican food lovers in by the droves. These days it's still popular, attracting a mixed crowd of Poles and ex-pats. Its location makes... more

Once inside you could actually begin to believe you're in Greece - the decor is that good. The restaurant is run by the same people who run Chianti, El Popo and Mekong. The management have actually succeeded in creating a true... more