In the historic Bar Mleczny, you can enjoy traditional Polish dishes such as pierogi, gołąbki and żurek, served in a nostalgic atmosphere with simple décor. Large portions, low prices and a touch of the past make the food here a deep immersion in Polish culture. Don't forget to order kompot with your meal – a true Polish experience.

In a neighborhood that feels like a quiet village, you'll find parks and inviting cafes. Enjoy Zapiekanki, the Polish fast food specialty, at a local café. Discover artisan workshops, healthy grocery stores, and bookstores along Francuska Street. A visit to Skaryszewski Park completes the experience.

Every weekend, a selected location in Warsaw is transformed into a vibrant meeting place for foodies. From traditional Polish snacks to exotic dishes and modern street food creations, the selection leaves nothing to be desired. Accompanied by handicrafts and workshops, this market offers not only culinary delights, but also a platform for social interaction and cultural exchange.

Let yourself be transported to a world of flowers and greenery, where tea and homemade cakes are served amidst lush vegetation and flowering plants. Between the historic bosquets, home to protected bird species, you will find peace and enjoyment under the roof of the sky, surrounded by the sweet melody of birdsong.

Under the shade of blossoming cherry trees, enjoy homemade strawberry roulade while being surrounded by Pani Hania's culinary passion. In this hidden garden café, the owner creates a soup and main course every day, which are popular with locals. A retreat that combines nature and culinary delights in Warsaw's creative Saska Kepa district.