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Café Blikle
A charming, old-fashioned café, Blikle has been around since 1869 and is known throughout Poland for its cakes, which are the best in Warsaw. It’s decorated in Viennese style and has long wooden tables, elegant furnishings, and high ceilings. In addition to cakes they also serve many other desserts, including some excellent homemade ice cream, and there is a breakfast and lunch menu as well. The coffee and tea here is very good, with many different varieties to choose from.
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ul. Nowy Swiat 33
00-029
Warsaw
Tel: +48 (0)22 8266619
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Café Nowy Swiat
Another café that’s been around for more than a hundred years, Nowy Swiat was opened in 1883, though its interior has recently been modernized. It’s a chic establishment and a popular hangout with artists and a young, fashionable crowd. Film stars and politicians are also regularly sighted here. The café is a lovely, atmospheric place to come for a drink or a light meal, and a perfect place to encounter some colourful local characters.
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ul. Nowy Swiat 63
00-029
Warsaw
Tel: +48 (0)22 8265803
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Casablanca Café
Located right in the bustling centre of Warsaw, this café is next to the university and therefore very popular with students. Also full of many expats, the café draws an interesting and varied crowd. They serve a wide range of drinks: coffee, tea, beers both local and imported, an impressive cocktail menu, and all the usual juices and sodas. They also offer wireless internet and have a public computer.
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ul. Krakowskie Przedmiescie 4/6
00-333
Warsaw
Tel: +48 (0)22 8281447
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Coffee Karma
A hip café with a friendly, relaxed atmosphere, Coffee Karma makes you feel at home easily. They have great coffee and tea, and are particularly known for their fresh fruit juices which come in many tempting combinations. You can also get beer and wine and other alcoholic drinks. The furnishings are unique, mainly simple and wooden yet moulded into interesting shapes.
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pl. Zbawiciela 3/5
00-640
Warsaw
Tel: +48 (0)22 8758709
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Coffeepoint
This sleek, modern café is located at the end of Warsaw’s grandest street. They feature a range of tasty, gourmet coffees and some excellent hot chocolate. There is also hearty breakfast menu and a range of delicious cakes and other desserts served throughout the day. They have a lovely terrace open in the summer, where you can peoplewatch on the busy and atmospheric street. The service here is prompt and friendly.
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Krakowskie Przedmiescie 11
00-333
Warsaw
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Modulor Café
A well-established café located in a hip and artsy area of town, Modular has a great variety of food and drinks on offer. They have wonderful coffee, tea, and cakes, but also much more in the form of extensive breakfast, lunch and dinner menus. The perfect place to come for a hearty meal as well as a drink, they offer filling main courses, delicious soups, salads, and a number of vegetarian options.
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pl. Trzech Krzyzy 8
00-499
Warsaw
Tel: +48 (0)22 6272604
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Cinnamon
A chic, recently-opened bar, Cinnamon is located within the new Metropolitan Building, right across from the National Opera House. It attracts a fairly posh crowd and has a host of regulars, many of which come in before or after performances across the road. They serve meals here as well as all manner of drinks.
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pl. Pilsudskiego 1
00-078
Warsaw
Tel: +48 (0)22 3237600
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JasnaBar
This bar is refreshingly different and has the atmosphere of a funky club. They serve simple, tasty meals as well as many kinds of drinks and some exotic cocktails. A popular artists’ hangout, there are often performances and exhibitions that take place in the bar, so prepare to be surprised. In the evenings a DJ keeps things lively with some well-chosen tunes.
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ul. Jasna 24
00-785
Warsaw
Tel: +48 (0)22 4472507
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Organza
A classic Polish bar/club, Organza is a favourite with the younger crowd in the evenings. During the day it is a relaxed place to come for lunch or a drink, and later on it turns into a lively nightclub. Each night of the week features a DJ playing a different style of music, which could be 80s, electro, French house, and much more. Most of the natives dress up to come here.
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ul. Sienkiewicza 4
00-015
Warsaw
Tel: +48 (0)22 8283232
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Vena
A sleek, elegant and modern bar, Vena also offers some delicious and unusual food. The chef cooks up some daring fusion dishes incorporating Mediterranean and Japanese elements, resulting in tempting and exotic combinations. Vena features quick, “express lunch” options as well as more involved meals in the evening.
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ul. Nowogrodzka 31
00-511
Warsaw
Tel: +48 (0)22 6282402
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Szpilka
The name of this bar means “high heels,” and it has a vibrant party atmosphere. It can get quite loud here in the evenings, and full of fun-loving local characters. They serve light, tasty meals during the day, and the full range of drinks. The décor is hip and reminiscent of Zen minimalism.
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pl. Trzech Krzyzy 18
00-499
Warsaw
Tel: +48 (0)22 6289132
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Tonic
This bar is located on one of Warsaw’s biggest streets and has bold, eye-catching décor in deep pastel colours. They serve very good food, primarily Italian-style, including sandwiches, gourmet pasta dishes, steaks, and fish, as well as some traditional Polish dishes. They play lively music, ranging from contemporary jazz to house.
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ul. Marszalkowska 77/79
00-683
Warsaw
Tel: +48 (0)22 6221777
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