Warsaw: 4-Hour Polish Food Tour
Discover what pierogi, gołąbki and schabowy are on a 4-hour food tour of Warsaw, and experience the flavors of Polish cuisine. Learn about the local food culture and h...
5 editor picks in Warsaw.
5 street food places in Warsaw we have eaten in, sorted by editor score. All cuisines in Warsaw | Street Food across every city.
Warsaw eats on the move from food halls and corner counters as much as from the street itself. Hala Koszyki on Koszykowa gathers stalls like the seitan-kebab pioneer Mango Vegan Street Food and the Thai counter Tuk Tuk under one roof, while across the river Pyzy, Flaki Gorace! serves dumplings in jam jars in Praga and Zapiecek keeps the Old Town queueing for pierogi on Swietojanska.
ul. Brzeska 29, 03-737 Warszawa
Pyzy, Flaki Gorace! in Warsaw's Praga district serves pyzy dumplings in jam jars under fluorescent strip lights. Open mon-sun 11:00-22:00. At ul. Brzeska 29.
ul. Koszykowa 63, 00-667 Warszawa
Mango Vegan Street Food inside Hala Koszyki in Warsaw is the fourth branch of the seitan-kebab pioneer, opened in 2016. Open mon-sun 11:00-22:00.
ul. Koszykowa 63, 00-667 Warszawa
Tuk Tuk inside Hala Koszyki in Warsaw is the food-hall Thai counter pulling Pad Thai, pad udon, curries and chilli-fried shrimp, eaten at the Long Bar.
ul. Poznanska 12, 00-680 Warszawa
Beirut Hummus & Music Bar on Poznanska in Warsaw counters Lebanese mezze with Belgian and Polish beers and Lebanese wines. Open mon-sun 12:00-02:00.
ul. Swietojanska 13, 00-288 Warszawa
Zapiecek on Swietojanska in Warsaw is the chain that taught the Old Town to queue for pierogi. Open mon-sun 11:00-23:00. At ul. Swietojanska 13.
Discover what pierogi, gołąbki and schabowy are on a 4-hour food tour of Warsaw, and experience the flavors of Polish cuisine. Learn about the local food culture and h...
Make your trip to Poland complete by learning to make pierogi, delicious Polish dumplings that become popular across the world.
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