Came here on a random weeknight and it was pretty quiet, which I liked. The pasta is handmade, you can really tell. I got the tagliatelle and it had that fresh, slightly chewy texture. Prices felt fair for what you get, not cheap but not crazy either. Solid choice if you&#39;re in the area and want Italian.

The fish soup was decent, and the burrata salad was pretty good too. Staff were friendly, no complaints there. Place was a bit busy when we went, but service held up fine. I&#39;d come back if I&#39;m in the area again.

Duck and mushroom soup were the highlights&mdash;solid flavors, well executed. Dessert menu had a violet chocolate cake that was actually worth the calories. Presentation was neat, nothing over the top. Service was efficient, got us in and out in under an hour. Price is a bit steep for the portion size, but for a business lunch it works.

The vegan tasting menu was pretty good&mdash;creative rolls with nice texture, even for a non-vegan like me. Place gets busy, so book ahead. Service was fine, nothing to complain about.

Came back after 14 years and it was still pretty good. The food hasn&#39;t changed much, which is fine by me. Place was busy but not chaotic. Service was decent, nothing to complain about. Glad I stopped by again.

The sushi was okay, not the best I&#39;ve had in Warsaw, but the staff were really kind. Just wish we didn&#39;t have to wait so long for our order.

Been coming here for a while now. The duck is still the reason I keep showing up. Had the pork chop this time too, solid. Coffee&#39;s decent, which is not always a given in these places. Praga&#39;s got a few Polish spots, but this one stays consistent. That&#39;s enough for me.

Went for a casual dinner with friends and honestly the paneer dishes were the highlight. So flavorful, not the usual bland stuff. Mango lassi was a solid pick too. Service was nice, didn&rsquo;t hover around. Easy to get to by tram. Maybe a bit busy but fine.

The pierogi with buckwheat and mushrooms were honestly the highlight &mdash; that smoky filling really stayed with me. Place was busy even on a Tuesday, which says something. Service kept up fine. Might&rsquo;ve been slightly pricier than your average milk bar, but the flavors felt more refined. Already thinking about coming back next time I&rsquo;m in Warsaw.

The chana masala and aloo palak were spot on, honestly felt like being back in India. Love the family-run vibe here. Been a few times already and I&rsquo;ll definitely be back.

Tucked away in Praga, this place feels like a proper home kitchen. Grabbed a solid red with the pierogi&mdash;decent pairing, though the wine list is short. Outdoor seating&rsquo;s got charm.

The rye soup was fantastic, really deep flavor. Duck was delicious too, cooked just right. Service quick and friendly, no complaints there. For the quality, the price felt fair. Place has a nice hum to it, not too loud. Would come back if I&#39;m in the area again.

The hot chocolate is the real reason to come here&mdash;rich, and you can tweak it how you like. I tried the waffles too, but they were a bit undercooked for my taste. Coffee arrived lukewarm, which was a letdown. Staff were friendly, just a little all over the place. Decent spot overall, but I&#39;d stick to the drinks.

The vegan schnitzel was decent but the soy texture threw me off a little. Mashed potatoes with fried onions though &mdash; that&#39;s what I&#39;d come back for. Cozy spot in the center.

Tucked inside an old cinema, so the space feels open and airy. Food was solid, nothing overcomplicated. Service was friendly and quick when I needed them. Only thing&mdash;90-minute seating limit. Felt a bit tight for a relaxed dinner. Fine if you&#39;re not planning to linger. Decent spot overall for a casual meal.

The fried calamari here was spot on&mdash;crispy, not rubbery at all. Prawns were solid too. Cozy spot for seafood, service kept it easy. Left full and happy.

The three-flavored hot chocolate tasting was pretty good. The salted caramel one stood out. Decent spot for warming up.

The wagyu carpaccio was solid, Japanese steak cooked nicely too. Place has a clubby vibe with loud music, good for groups if you&#39;re into that.

Nice garden, cozy inside. Food was good but pricey for the portions. Service friendly, just slow.

The grilled pork neck was properly smoky and tender, and sitting right by Pole Mokotowskie made it feel like a proper summer break. Sausages were good too. Just wish they had a bit more shade on the patio.

Stopped by for a quick dinner and the vibe was really chill&mdash;not too loud, easy to just sit and talk. I had the pierogi and they were solid, though I wish the portion was a bit bigger. Place is easy to find, which is always a plus. Would come back if I&#39;m in the area again.

Came here with a couple of friends on a random weeknight. The gnocchi was soft and the pizza had that nice charred crust. Portions are pretty big, we couldn&#39;t finish everything. Service was quick too. Place is nothing fancy but it does the job for a casual catch-up. Maybe a bit loud inside but whatever. Would go back if I&#39;m in the area. 😊

The pizza was decent&mdash;thin crust, not too crispy, mozzarella tasted fresh and the tomato sauce had real flavor. Service was low-key, respectful, didn&#39;t hover. Not the best I&#39;ve ever had, but honestly fine for a quick bite. I&#39;d come back if I&#39;m in the area again.

Been coming here for a while now. That one-spice ramen still gets me every time&mdash;proper spicy but the broth carries it well. Portions are solid, never left hungry. Also found out they&#39;ve got wine that&#39;s not on the menu, which was a nice little surprise. Consistent spot, that&#39;s why I keep coming back.

The WiFi is solid and there are outlets everywhere, which is great for getting work done. Coffee&#39;s just okay, but the cozy vibe keeps me coming back.

Stopped by for sushi and the place was clean, staff were nice. The presentation looked great but taste was just okay, nothing crazy. Fine if you&#39;re nearby and want something quick.

The pierogi with veal in mushroom sauce was the highlight for me. The filling tasted properly fresh, not like something reheated. Portion felt generous for the price. I had a Polish wheat beer on tap alongside, which worked well. Tables are spaced out enough that you don&#39;t feel crowded. Service was fine, nothing pushy. Would come back for that dish alone.

Been coming here for months - lunch is always quick and the veggie options stay solid. Some days better than others, but it works.

The Asian breakfast set was solid &mdash; lots of flavors and good variety. Place has a chill vibe too, easy to sit around after eating.

The place looks nice inside, that&rsquo;s true. Our waitress knew the menu well and pointed me to a decent meat dish since I&rsquo;d never been there before. Prices though, kinda high for what you get. I mean, the food was good, but I kept thinking about the bill the whole ride home. Probably fine if you&rsquo;re not counting every zloty.

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