Art and science meets local Polish recipes at atelier Amaro, and this makes for a delectable meal; the restaurant even has a Michelin star attached to its fame to ascertain this. atelier Amaro takes pride in being the first restaurant in the country to have earned the Michelin ranking in 2012, and the credit goes to its founder renowned chef Wojciech Modest Amaro. The food served here is prepared using molecular gastronomy, which blends a contemporary taste into the traditional Polish meal.

Staromiejski is located just in front of the Royal Castle, between Piwna and Swietojanska Streets. If you happen to come to Warsaw in the summer or early autumn, you can enjoy sitting down in Staromiejski's summer garden, right on the square itself. Staromiejski is part of the same operation as the nearby Pub Piwna 2, but it has an altogether different ambiance. First of all it's more modern, and not quite so spacious as the other place. If you sit at the bar, you may look out towards the Royal Castle and the panorama of the King's Way. It's always full of tourists, young professionals in their twenties and a bunch of regulars. The menu of Staromiejski is basically the same as in Pub Piwna 2, therefore you will find a variety of fish, poultry, venison, meat and soup prepared in the Polish style, always served with a load of baked potatoes. Take the chance to sit outside and admire the view, while sipping on some Polish beer.

The entrance to this traditional, historical restaurant is under a wrought-iron dragon in Warsaw's famous Old Town Square. It is not out of line then to expect an abundance of dragon motifs throughout the restaurant. The cutlery and tableware are all in the old, formal Polish style. The menu consists of lots of roast meat dishes, pickled salads and other traditional dishes. Everything is prepared according to old, tried and true recipes. There is a good selection of wine and beverages, as well as the ubiquitous range of vodkas.

Neatly tucked in an ancient building in the Old Town neighborhood of Warsaw, lies one of the favorite dining places of the locals in the city. Podwale Kompania Piwna is not just a restaurant, but a perfect example of the warm Polish hospitality and unique culture. One can choose to sit inside the restaurant on the warm dark wood benches or soak up the sun in the outdoor area. Enjoy a nice big mug of foamy beer along with sumptuous dishes of pork or duck, without burning a big hole in your pocket. The restaurant has a party hall available for those who wish to celebrate their special occasion there.

Nestled in a pre-war villa, this restaurant has a charm of its own. Choose to take your seat in the beautiful interiors or at the naturally lit patio. The chi chi interiors are accentuated with early 19th century Biedermeier furniture. The flowers and crockery add a touch of warmth and comfort to the ambience. The menu consists of traditional dishes, which have been modified to suit contemporary tastes. Go with the Roasted Country Duck in Apple and Cranberry Sauce, or Boar Roulades with Potato Dumplings.

Dine with your loved ones at Stary Dom in Warsaw. They offer delicious traditional Polish dishes. You can choose from their Hot and Cold Buffet and savor these with locally cultivated farm cheese. With child friendly activities for young ones like special menu tasting and play area where kids can color or draw, the restaurant surely knows to win the hearts of little ones. Besides, if you wish to plan a business meeting or private gathering, the restaurant's hospitable staff will make sure to turn into a special occasion.