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A top-notch French joint, Absynt (absinthe) has proved something of a runaway hit on the Warsaw restaurant scene. A warm and friendly atmosphere and good service make it a great place for a quiet evening of sophisticated relaxation. Each week there’s a different speciality menu—don’t miss the Breton.
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La Rotisserie is a small but high quality restaurant that seats around 30 guests and is perfect for an intimate evening meal. Located in Warsaw’s Old Town, in the 5-star luxury hotel Le Regina, this restaurant reflects the hotel’s historic class and elegance. Chef Pawel Oszczyk serves a combination of mainly French and Polish dishes – although some other European regions are included – and his cooking has made this one of Warsaw’s top restaurants. The atmosphere is relaxed and sociable due to the new-age jazz music which is played whilst you are dining. In summer, ask for a table in their courtyard. La Rotisserie has a great collection of interesting wines, liqueurs and cigars. Book in advance.
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An excellently placed restaurant right on the main shopping street, it’s known for its delicious soups—the fish and the onion being the most popular—and good, wholesome, family-friendly fare. The perfect place to stop off for lunch on a Saturday shopping trip. Children, dogs and even cats all welcome.
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