Cafe Mozaika

Mozaika is a cult place for several generations of Warsaw locals. The cafe appeared here in the 1960s, and at that time, it was the meeting place for the entire local bohemian crowd – with dancing, lively parties, traditional Polish cuisine, and a decent amount of alcohol. The new owners decided not to completely break the concept but to merge the old and the new into a unique and incomparable mix. The menu now focuses on Mediterranean and Middle Eastern dishes (although some classic items, including the Warsaw-style tartare, remain).

A small chain of cafés and bakeries that has long and successfully focused on breakfasts. The places are always crowded, with a non-intrusive atmosphere that embodies the essence of a well-done urban café with all the comforts.