Browar Warszawski ★ 4.0
Browar Warszawski in Warsaw brought back the brewery that opened in 1846 on the same Wola site. At ul. Grzybowska 60. Cash and card accepted.
Taprooms, brewpubs and the local beer scene in Warsaw worth taking a tram to.
Where to drink local
Pinta Warsaw Nowogrodzka ★ 4.8
Pinta on Nowogrodzka in Warsaw is the city taproom of the Wieprz-based brewery, the founder of the Polish craft hop wave. Modern IPA, double IPA.
Jabeerwocky Craft Beer Pub ★ 4.6
Jabeerwocky on Nowogrodzka in Warsaw is a sixteen-tap multitap spanning the ground floors of two connected tenements. At ul. Nowogrodzka 12.
PiwPaw Beer Heaven ★ 4.4
PiwPaw on Foksal in Warsaw runs roughly 80 taps of Polish, Czech, Belgian and German craft. At ul. Foksal 16. Booking recommended. Reservations advised.
Same Krafty ★ 4.2
Same Krafty on Nowomiejska in Warsaw is the Old Town craft taproom, eight rotating Polish beers a day in a whitewashed arched room a block from the market.