Hala Koszyki is a food market in Warsaw.
Editorially verified May 19, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
Guided tour · 4 hours
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...
2 hours
Make your trip to Poland complete by learning to make pierogi, delicious Polish dumplings that become popular across the world.
Day trip · 1 day
See the most important cultural and also the biggest academic center in Eastern Poland. Old buildings, even ruins, create unique atmosphere of this city. Pay your resp...
Address: ul. Koszykowa 63, 00-667 Warszawa, Warsaw
Hala Mirowska on Plac Mirowski in Warsaw is the surviving Mier Hall of 1901, a brick market that fed the city until the 1944 Uprising and resumed.
Food Hall Browary in Warsaw's Wola district opened inside the brick beer cellars of the old Browary Warszawskie brewery complex. Booking recommended.
Bazar Rozyckiego on Targowa in Praga is Warsaw's oldest surviving working-class market, founded 1901. Open mon-sat 06:00-15:00. At ul. Targowa 54.
BioBazar inside Fabryka Norblina in Warsaw's Wola district is Poland's first ecological market, set up in 2010. Open tue-fri 10:00-19:00, sat 07:30-16:00.
