"Dogs allowed" Restaurants in Poland
Modern Polish cuisine with all the conveniences. Inside, minimalism reigns – with a lot of white color, tons of round lampshades, marble tabletops, and precise geometry. In such settings, modern but intelligently crafted Polish cuisine looks particularly appealing. So much so that The Eatery is rightfully considered one of the main ambassadors of the new wave of Polish cuisine.
An old-fashioned and sophisticated steakhouse inspired by Argentine culture. The exposed brick building from 1900, art objects, and antiques create an atmosphere where people have been enjoying steaks like T-Bone, Tomahawk, and the obligatory Parrillada for over a century. It's a classic and timeless place.
Café Bristol can easily be called one of Warsaw's landmarks. It is located in a hotel built in 1901, right in the heart of Warsaw, just a stone's throw away from the Old Town. Inside, an almost pre-war atmosphere prevails – reserved, elegant, and noble. The menu offers perfectly executed classics that are as visually appealing as they are delicious.