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Genuinely excellent Polish food and professional service in one of the swishest places in town. Belvedere is located in the old orangerie on the grounds of a former royal palace in Lazienki Park and is a perennial favourite with Warsaw’s movers and shakers. This is the place to go if you want to make an impression, but don’t expect to leave with any change in your pocket.
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Located in a secluded villa on the right bank of the Vistula, Dom Polski is a popular restaurant and recently won some excellent reviews for its modern interpretations of Polish cuisine— its game won some particularly notable praise. Great service, great atmosphere, great decor and a summer garden to boot.
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Traditionally one of the finest restaurants in town, Fukier still regularly gets acclaim from all quarters. With its distinctly fin de siecle decor and labyrinthine basement rooms, this is one of the best Polish dining experiences you’re likely to get. Known for its freshwater fish and excellent selection of desserts, Fukier also caters for the shallower pocket with its bar menu.
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Serving up large portions of Serbian and Croatian food in a cosy, cottage-like atmosphere, Banja Luka offers its guests one of the warmest welcomes in Warsaw and recently won praise from Newsweek Polska. If you’re fond of seafood, be sure to go there on a Thursday when they get their weekly delivery. Great value for money and there’s live Balkan music too.
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Well worth the trip across the river, Le Cedre has a long-running reputation for cooking up some of the best Lebanese food you’ll ever eat. The laid-back atmosphere makes it a good place for meeting friends or taking the family out for an evening. A perennial favourite with the locals and all at a very reasonable price.
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