Taprooms, brewpubs and the local beer scene in Warsaw worth taking a tram to.

Where to drink local

Browar Warszawski ★ 4.0

$$ BreweryPolish lager and craft revival

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.

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Pinta Warsaw Nowogrodzka ★ 4.8

$$ BreweryHoppy Polish craft

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.

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Jabeerwocky Craft Beer Pub ★ 4.6

$$ BreweryMultitap, Polish and import craft

Jabeerwocky on Nowogrodzka in Warsaw is a sixteen-tap multitap spanning the ground floors of two connected tenements. At ul. Nowogrodzka 12.

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PiwPaw Beer Heaven ★ 4.4

$$ BreweryMulti-tap craft, Polish and import

PiwPaw on Foksal in Warsaw runs roughly 80 taps of Polish, Czech, Belgian and German craft. At ul. Foksal 16. Booking recommended. Reservations advised.

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Same Krafty ★ 4.2

$$ BreweryRotating Polish craft taproom

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.

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