easy
2–3 hours
No special physical fitness required; walking from nearby accommodations is manageable on city streets.
Savor authentic Polish dishes like pierogies and bigos in Warsaw’s Old Town. AB Poland Travel offers a memorable evening of culinary tradition in historic restaurants tied to the city’s cultural fabric.
From €19 per person • Choice of 2 different restaurants • All ages
Experience the rich flavors of Poland with a delightful food tasting in Warsaw's historic Old Town. Choose from two traditional restaurants, each offering a generous menu of authentic dishes like pierogies and bigos. Enjoy a memorable evening filled with culinary delights in a charming atmosphere steeped in history.
If you cannot decide between pierogies or bigos, you can now have some of each during our food tasting. Let us organize an unforgettable evening for you where you can try the best Polish specialties. The food tasting menu consists of carefully selected traditional Polish dishes. The menu is plentiful and you can treat it as dinner – we guarantee you will eat your fill. Below we present two selected restaurants. Both are located in the Old Town.
“Noble family style” This restaurant is located in historical House of Literature just opposite the Royal Castle with a splendid view of the lively Castle Square and monumental St. Anna’s Church.
Menu I: Price - 23 EUR /person
Menu II: Price - 29 EUR /person
“Chopin’s place” Price: 19 EUR /person (min. 2 persons) This restaurant is one of the oldest in the city and located in the cellars, its history begins in 1862. It was one of our greatest composer’s (Frederic Chopin’s) favourite places. The restaurant can be proud of having hosted famous figures such as Joachim Lelewel, Zygmunt Krasiński or Maurycy Mochnacki.
Menu including pork:
Menu with no pork:
These popular tastings fill up quickly, especially on weekends—book early to secure your preferred date.
Portions are generous and the menu is plentiful—come ready to sample a variety of traditional dishes.
Wear comfortable shoes for uneven floors and stairs typical of old buildings in Warsaw’s Old Town.
Waitstaff provide insightful info on dishes and ingredients, helpful for dietary preferences or curiosities.
Warsaw’s Old Town is a UNESCO World Heritage site, painstakingly reconstructed after WWII, preserving centuries of Polish culture and architecture.
Local restaurants prioritize sourcing ingredients seasonally and support sustainable farming practices to preserve regional culinary heritage.
Necessary for navigating Old Town’s cobbled streets and uneven surfaces.
Helps stay comfortable in variable indoor and outdoor temperatures.
spring|fall|winter specific
Useful to stay hydrated between tastings during warmer months.
summer specific
Capture the historic atmospheres and vibrant scenes during your visit.