Here we are again in one of our favourite beer cities Warsaw. (Updated November 2025)
Warsaw is one of the Polish cities that is at the fore front of the "Craft" beer revolution that the country is now going through. So it is very exciting times to be a beer drinker in this city now.
Warsaw is the capital of Poland. This amazing city is full of contrasts, question marks and surprises. It will excite and inspire you.
The oldest part of Warsaw, founded at the turn of the 13th century, is the Old Town. Its streets form a regular chessboard pattern typical for medieval towns. Among the most notable landmarks of the Old Town are the Royal Castle, King Sigismund's Column, Market Square, and the Barbican. Another important historic district is the New Town. It was formed at the turn of the 14th century as an independent city and after 1791, due to the tenets of the Constitution of May 3, 1791, was incorporated into Warsaw.
Although today's Warsaw is a fairly young city, it has many tourist attractions. Apart from the Warsaw Old Town quarter, carefully reconstructed after World War II, each borough has something to offer. Among the most notable landmarks of the Old Town are the Royal Castle, King Zygmunt's Column, Market Square, and the Barbican.
Further south is the so-called Royal Route, with many classicist palaces, the Presidential Palace and the Warsaw University campus. Also the popular Nowy Świat Street, one of the principal business streets, is worth mentioning. Wilanów Palace, the former royal residence of King John III Sobieski, is notable for its baroque architecture and beautiful parks
Form more information and things to do why not check out http://www.warsawtour.pl/en
As is normal lets start off with the cities Brew-pubs and then work our way through some of the better beer bars. Warsaw does not have that many brew-pubs only 2 as of Nov' 2025.
The Warsaw Beer Festival was first held in 2014, the first event of its kind in Poland. It continues (Now twice yearly March & September) to bring together modern Polish craft-beer tastes and hottest trends. Today’s brewers in Poland are passionate, uncompromising and eager to challenge bland traditions to create striking, modern beers. And the Warsaw Beer Festival is the place to experience the best of the best. Held in the Legia Warsaw Stadium over 3 floors with street food vendors outside. One of our favorite beer festivals.
The beer scene is moving so fast in Warsaw at the moment with new bars opening all the time and old favorites closing, if you find a good bar and want to share it please email me the details:
Browary Warszawskie, Haberbuscha i Schielego 2
Open: Daily 12.00 - 22.00
We fell in love with this place. So modern, beautiful, elegant, and somehow shows the history of this place. ❤️ A must-see, must-visit, brewpub! A very comfortable area where you can find beautiful cafes, restaurants, in the separate food hall, places for resting as well as other attractions. The architects managed to create a great concept based on the history of the breweries, while adding a piece of innovation, modernism and modernity to the whole architecture. The place is close to the city center and to the PKIN (Palace of culture and science), and around 10 min walk to Złote Tarasy. The revitalized buildings of the former brewery, the historic Malthouse, the Laboratory, Villa Schiele, and the 170-year-old cellars of Leżakownia, remind us of the former glory of this place. So to the new brewery it's self, as you enter the brewery is to the left with the kit behind the bar and the conditioning tanks to the right of that. They have 19 taps serving some of the best beers in the city IMO all classic styles. There is seating around the bar and some cosy corners and a mezzanine. Back in the main arch its long with an American style bar and seating on the left, to the rear of this is a restaurant are and another bar with 6 taps on the Daily lunch menu is great value and very good quality. There is a great atmosphere in this place. A true comfort and beauty in one place, Browar Warszawskie. Oh and they have a brewery parrot.
Bierhalle Arkadia, Aleja Jana Pawla II 82
One of the Bierhalle chain which does brew on site, they were actually brewing on our visit in the "glass" copper! ...weird. There are two locations in Warsaw and three others in Poland. As there are so few brewpubs in Warszawa it’s a must to do but nothing special. Get the tram from the side of Centralna station it goes direct. The Arkadia shopping mall Bierhalle is larger than its downtown partners, and features an outdoor patio and a bit of green space relief from the busy streets. The 1 litre stein option at 20 Polish Zlotych (about £4) was superior to Browarmia’s 0.5 litre "large" size. You could also settle for a 0.4 litre size for 8 Zlotych (roughly £1.40 ). Bierhalle aims for a younger crowd, especially on the evening. All in all, the beer here isn’t bad, but it doesn’t match a chain such as Rock Bottom in the USA. Also a restaurant at;
Bierhalle, Światowida 17
Spacious, contemporary mall with popular retailers, eateries & a cinema, plus a grocery store.
Right lets hope that the brewpubs have got you thirsty for more interesting beers and you won't be disappointed as the city has embraced the new "multi-tap" style bars. We start with our two favourite ones and then take you to a number of other great bars. Na zdrowie. Vivat
Hours 16:00- last guest!
A great funky chill out atmosphere 🙃, with an emphasis on good Polish craft beers served from 9 taps plus a small bottle selection. Its all about quality beer in here and not quantity. We love this bar as the turn round of beers is very fast, turning over quickly enough that if you go back the next day there are new beers on and both of the guys behind the bar have a passion for the beers. A great locals bar, who are very friendly and make you welcome 😜. Located under a tower block. It is a one room bar. Basic snacks are also available. The only good beer place in this part of city centre. This is another must do bar in Warsaw or let me put it this way, if you are in Warsaw and you don’t visit this place you do not love beer. Na zdrowie.😃
Raj Piwosza Craft Beer & Wine Garden, Bora-Komorowskiego 56A SKLEP U2 /MultitapPU4
Open: Mon - Thurs 14.00 - 22.00 Fri - Sat 10.00 - 22.00 Sun 12.00 - 22.00
Located a little outside from the Centre of Warszawa, in a quiet neighbourhood, aptly named "Beer Drinkers' Paradise". This is probably one of the best places in Warsaw if you're looking for beers. Very broad offer of Belgian beers in 75cl bottles, even limited editions. Great offer of other beers as well, from the bottle or even from the tap. Good selection of wines and other stronger alcohol. Staff are friendly and helpful. It can get busy in the evening, but worth the wait! All in all, a bit off the beaten track but well worth making the trip for all beer lovers!
Piwny Kolektyw, Siemiatycka 36
Open: Mon - Wed 16.00 - 23.00 Thurs - Sat 13.00 - 00.00 Sun 14.00 - 22.00
A little cosy Pub that looks like it could be in an old Chinese restaurant, with an absolutely astonishing selection of beer served from 12 taps and dozens in bottles, some of which I would call the best in Warszawa! The staff are friendly and nice. And like always the sign of a great place is great locals. Inside an interesting seating arrangement, two longer tables where you actually sit together with the rest of the people. Plus the cosy outdoor patio (with resident cat) makes enjoying your beverage with friends all the better. Really worth visiting.
Kufle i Kapsle Żoliborz, ul. Popiełuszki 19/21.
Open 16:00 - 00:00 Daily
Opened November 2014. The location is quite far from city centre (near Marymont metro station). The place is small but cosy with 6 taps and 1 hand pump. Good selection of Polish and foreign craft beers on taps as well as in fridges.
Kufle i Kapsle, ul. Nowogrodzka 25
Bar : Hours: 16:00 - 02:00
Nice, modern bar, kind of small with a front room and some sofas in the back room. The pub also has a garden off Nowogrodzka. Absolutely packed at weekends, but a very nice vibe. The staff are quite knowledgeable about beer. An excellent selection of beer, featuring a mix of Polish craft beer, Czech/German imports, and European/US craft. Also of note is they have 2 English Beer engines serving cask stouts. Overall highly recommended and a must do bar. This place is all about the beer!
Beer and Bones Craft Beer & Mead, Żurawia 32/34
Open: Daily 14.00 to late
A fun place to hang out the atmosphere is more heavy rock but nice skeleton vibes 🤷🏼♂️ The bar has a cosy and welcoming vibe, making it a perfect place to relax and have a good time. A wide selection of craft beer and range of styles. Service is by a friendly team, members are knowledgeable and the bar is comfortable and welcoming. Would recommend and their beer list is on Untappd and ontap.pl
White Crow Craft Beer&Kitchen, Wileńska 25
Open: Mon - Fri 18.00 - 00.00 Sat - Sun 15.00 - 02.00
One of Warsaw's best craft beer pubs. The tap list is very demanding, a good selection for beer geeks. The staff are very nice and helpful, they obviously understand the lines and love their work. The atmosphere of the place and the inner "dark" room are also cosy. There were also many tempting treats in the fridge. Pizza and potato snacks are also divine.
Drugie Dno Ochota, Tarczyńska 5/9
Open: Wed 17-24, Thu 12-22, Fri-Sat 12-24
A cool interior, nice (and inexpensive) pizza, nice people behind the bar, a good choice of beers on taps. The location is seemingly off the beaten track but no problem
Chmielarnia, Twarda 42
Hours: Mon - Thu: 11:00 am - 12:00 am; Fri: 11:00 am - 2:00 am; Sat: 12:00 pm - 2:00 am; Sun: 12:00 pm - 12:00 am
Away from the beaten track but definitely ’must see’ place for beer geeks! Tucked away in the basement of a fishing club and well worth a visit. The combination Very well informed Staff, 16 taps, 2 fridges, tasty asian food is a masterstroke. The only downside's are that it’s usually hard to get a table and the acoustics down there mean it gets very noisy. During the summer they have a very decent outdoor seating area 30 metres up the street.
UWAGA PIWO Fabryka Norblina, Żelazna 51/53
Open; Mon - Fri 15.00 - 00.00 Sat - Sun 13.00 - 00.00
A great spot with a fantastic choice of craft beers. The atmosphere is super friendly and welcoming. Indoor dining area with booth seating, a bar area with pinball machines plus an outdoor patio - terrace. The atmosphere is lively but comfortable, with the industrial charm of Fabryka Norblina adding to the character. Staff are friendly, know their beers well, and are happy to help you choose if you’re not sure what to order. Prices are reasonable for the quality, and the pours are generous. It’s a place that works equally well for a casual drink with friends or a quick solo stop to try something new. If you’re exploring Fabryka Norblina, UWAGA PIWO is well worth a visit for its variety, quality, and good vibes.
UWAGA PIWO Ken 18, wejście pod Cafe Nero, Aleja Komisji Edukacji Narodowej 18
Open: Daily 16.00 - 00.00
Finally craft beer at Kabaty. It's not easy to find the entrance, but it's definitely worth the effort. A very good selection of craft beers and a uniquely decorated interior. You can sit outside or cool off in the "basement."
Piwna Beczka, Pub Piwna Beczka, al. Niepodległości 19/lok
Open: Daily 18.00 - 23.00 or later?
A nice hipster dive bar located by Metro Wilanowska, cool owners (one of them is Finnish, so doesn’t speak Polish but compensates with his smile), cool staff. Polish and English spoken. A phenomenal range of beer and knowledgeable bar staff. If you are a beer connoisseur, here's the place in southern Warsaw. No food except for really tasty funky potato chips. Has live music regularly. The best thing is the rock and roll relaxed atmosphere.
Cuda na Kiju, Nowy Swiat 6/12
Hours: 10.00 - last customer
Plain and simple. Built in a glass house under which used to be Communist Party headquarters in Soviet times. But the pub itself is all urban chic very trendy and modern. Simple and proper glassware.Very friendly staff. The bar is on the ground floor and there is a a larger room downstairs near the kitchen.Nice music, huge space outside and chill atmosphere. Anyway go and have pint there! A bit above average for Polish prices, but by no means expensive. And given the quality of the selection, well worth the visit.
Ja Beer Wocky, Nowogrodzka 12
Open; 13-24 Mon-Thu, 13-02 Fri-Sat, 15-24 Sun
Similar situation with neighbor Kufle i Kapsle. More taps here; 17 vs 12. Located in a historic building the design is a mash-up of industrial and old-fashioned that works well, plus a terrace next to the street. A bit industrial, cosy, but without unnecessary clutter. The staff know their beer and the crowd are far less hipster than some places! The food is fairly basic – but serves well as a quick snack, an addition to the beer, nothing more. Overall a great place that is all about good beer in friendly atmosphere. A must stop to your Warszawa pub crawl.
Hopito Italian Gastro Bar Pizza , Żurawia 32/34
Open: Tues - Sun 12.00 - 00.00
A great place with amazing Neapolitan pizza 🍕 and super interesting selection of craft beers from 18 taps.
Hopito Craft Beer & Food Chmielna, Chmielna 24
Open: Mon - Fri 12.00 - 00.00 Sat - Sun 10.00 - 02.00
A cool little bar with a great selection of 20 rotating craft beers plus some bottles. Great friendly staff, cool classic Rock music 🎶 good beer choice Great burgers 🍔
Przystanek Bemowo Kuchnia & Craft Bar, Radiowa 16/6
Open: Mon - Fri 15.00 - 22.00 Sat - Sun 13.00 - 21.00
An amazing place in place in Bemowo. With great food, good service, large choice of beer, tasty wine, a cosy place with some seats outside and downstairs. Great ambiance. Overall, tasty dishes presented with fun and flair by friendly and knowledgeable staff.
PiwPaw - Beer Heaven, Foksal 16
Hours; Daily 16.00 - 23.00
Sister pub to Piw Paw, opened mid 2014 If you are a beer fan, you gonna be in heaven here. But if you don't, eeeee... Basically its an "L" shaped room with a really long bar to accommodate all the taps. Great mural's on the ceilings tall tables and chairs with a "smoking cage" near the WC's. Beer range is similar to the main pub across town. Same format applies. Its very busy at weekends and booking is recommended. Worth a visit especially in the afternoon when not many other places are open!
Po Drugiej Stronie Lustra Foksal 16
Now Part of the above ^^^ Absolutely impressive interior with old mirrors, dimmed red light and some unconventional decorations. Music suits the place well and it’s not to loud. Very good selection of bottled beers plus a few ones one tap. To complement the beer, you can also enjoy crisps, peanuts, salty sticks, Russian rusks, cheese braid, mouldy cheese, dried squid, spicy cod, pickles and dried sausages. When not crowded, A must-see. Service so-so! Located in the same building as Piw Paw Beer Heaven ^^.
Kiełba w Gębie, Koszykowa 63
Open: Daily 09.00 - 00.00
A cool place in a stylish food hall serving incredible Polish food. The sausages are amazing as is the pierogi. The staff are super friendly with suggestions and speak excellent English. They have 6 craft beer taps available but you can also get wine or cocktails at the nearby bars. Very reasonable prices.
Koktajl Mokotowa, Puławska 67
Open: Daily 16.00 - 23.00
This bar is a nice and cosy place with a rare interior design which makes it cool place to hangout with friends. A good selection of 12 beers on tap for the discerning drinker. The staff is very friendly, the beer is great and it’s not too expensive either. Quite dark inside, seats at the bar, plus street seating.
Same Krafty, ul. Nowomiejska 10
Open 15:00 - 00:00 Daily
Small craft beer place in a heart of Warsaw Old Town. Eight taps with mostly Polish beers. A long narrow front room, that is very nice the bar is in a room to the rear. A great new little bar opened December 2014. Great pizza and burgers. A great place to quaff a few beers. The prices are quite low (especially when you realize it’s old town). The staff speak English on basic level, which is 100% better than my Polish.
Same Krafty vis-a-vis, Nowomiejska 11/13
A small cosy place in the old part of town across the street from the other Same Krafty bar. This bar has 10 taps and a good selection of domestic and foreign beers. Service was excellent, and well informed, they know their beer. The interior is the bar area with high stools and a cosy alcove to one side. Beer food is served. Its more of a pub than its sister bar. Only draw bar is one WC! ( But that seems to be the norm on Poland anyway!)
Craft Beer Muranów, Andersa 23
Open: Sun-Thu: 15-0, Fri-Sat: 15-1
A craft beer bar to the north of the city centre, easily reachable by tram. Rather spacious setup on two floors, with a mellow atmosphere and lots of tables to sit at. They only serve 0,3 and 0,5 litre pours, with not much of a mark-up for a large glass (also happy hour between 3 and 6 p.m. will get you a large beer for the price of a small one). Slightly wonky pricing there. 15 taps, mostly domestic, some foreign, always a well-chosen mix. Friendly English-speaking bar staff as well.
Gorączka Złota, Wilcza 29
Hours, Mon - Fri 13:00- 24:00 Sat 17:00-24:00 Closed Sun
This is a nice cosy pub on Wilcza street. Only 5-6 small tables. Hard to get seat especially weekend evenings. The selection is quite small. Just 4 taps. This is a place with definitely the best service and food in Warsaw , but only four taps. You are certain to get a fine beer from Pinta or Ale Browar, the two best micros in Poland (IMO). Highly recommended.
Dr. Piwo, Romualda Mielczarskiego 10
Open: Tues - Fri 10.00 - 22.00 Sat - Mon 14.00 - 21.00
An interesting little concept, more of a neighbourhood place, a bakery and a brewpub, bread made from hand plus 12 taps of beers from good Polish craft breweries such as Moon Lark, Przełom or Browar Biały, and the beautiful aroma of baking bread. Dr. Piwo creates beer that is not only original but also captivating in taste. Friendly service and a great atmosphere.
Muranow Craft Beer - Beer World, Gen. W. Andersa 23
Open: Daily 15.00 - 00.00
A great local bar. A good selection of local ales to choose from and a good pub grub menu. The atmosphere is relaxed, perfect for chilling in front of a beer. Interesting décor with cool music. The staff speak English and are very are knowledgeable and very helpful.
COGITO Craft Beer & Pizza, Migdałowa 97
Open: Mon - Fri 14.00 - 23.00 Sat - Sun 12.00 -00.00
A very nice little bar and pizzeria, which is off the main road. There is a light and pleasant seating area outside with umbrellas, and the inside is quite spacious. There is a decent selection of unusual well-kept craft beers. The pizzas are excellent although. Altogether a very nice little establishment, and it is worth finding.
Klubokawiarnia KEN54, Aleja Komisji Edukacji Narodowej 54/lokal U-1
Open: Mon- Fri 16.00 - 00.00 Sat - Sun 14.00 - 00.00
Probably the best bar in Ursynow! Nice owners and a friendly local crowd. A good selection of 13 craft beers on tap. It's been very quiet early doors, but was told that later it's quite the opposite. Book your seat or be prepared to stand or sit outside as the club is not very large.
Czeska Baszta, Wieżyca, Ul Solec, Most Księcia Józefa Poniatowskiego 81B/B22
Bar : Hours: 16:00 onwards
A rustic interior with a small collection of Czech gadgets. Nice selection of Czech bottled beers plus a mix of Czech and American/British ones on tap. It’s located inside a bridge, so you feel the whole bar slightly trembling when a tram drives above, which is really interesting in a way. Prices are far too high for Czech beers, but average when it comes for Warsaw. This place is located in the Poniatowski Bridge span and it’s not easy to find for the first time but your efforts will be rewarded. They serve only Czech beer! (Why if you want to drink Czech beer then go to Prague) Basic Czech snacks are also available (you should try fried cheese and dabelske tycinky).
TAPROOM Wilanów, Aleja Rzeczypospolitej 4/U2
Open: Mon - Tues 17.00 - 23.00 Wed - Fri 16.00 - 00.00 Sat - Sun 14.00 - 23.00
This is an amazing craft beer bar with a cosy and pleasant atmosphere, board games, quizzes, and very friendly staff. A diverse selection of taps that is not overdone with hazy IPAs and sours. A charcuterie selection of snacks to enjoy is pleasant. The bottle and can selection is well curated.
Cafe Bar Paragraf, al. Solidarności 84
Open: mon-fri: 9-23, sat: 15-23, sun: closed
Good place with dedicated section for smokers, not so many craft beers, but great service and ambiance compensate this.
PINTA Warszawa Craft Beer & Food, Chmielna 7/9
Open: Daily 12.00 - 02.00
Located in the old Mikkeller bar. Anyway, it is conveniently located near the "bar cluster". A modern looking bar on two floors and with patio. Flights are available. Ok service good prices. There are 20 taps plus a fridge full of bottles. This is definitely worth checking out, especially if you like Pinta beers.
PINTA Craft Beer & Food, Nowogrodzka 4
Open: Daily 12.00 - 02.00
This place offers a decent selection of crafts (like 20 taps) and Mexican-style food. Located in the old Drugie Dno bar, It’s a nice looking bar, open brickwork and industrial style done well, there’s 2 rooms with the front being high seating and louder music. The back room is lower seating and more food focused, and outside seating.
Bar Small Beer (Małe Piwo), ul. Oleandrow 4
A small beer bar with a Berlin vibe to it, tucked down a side street parallel to one of the main arterial roads, and isolated from the noise. A bit too compact - sit up and beg at the front, or chose to shut yourself in the cupboard at the back. Staff are friendly, and happy to assist plus know something about the beers they served! Range was easily 80-100 brews, from many dozens of the new breweries in Poland. Covers all the style bases, from Berliner Weise to Imperial stout. Very little foreign, but why would you waste time with that when in Poland drink Polish. A Must visit place.
Celibar, ul. Świętojańska 27
Hours: 11:00 onwards
This very central cafe bar / beer cellar has a very impressive range of Polish beer in bottle from a well laid-out and informative menu which actually tells you the brewery names too! The upstairs is a cafe (to attract tourists from the main square just around the corner) and downstairs is a more rustic beer cellar bar with - I think - the same beer range. For where this place is it’s very good indeed... there’s nothing mega-rare, but most scoopers will be able to fill their boots with plenty of mainstream (yet still hard to find) Polish bottled beer.
Pub Pod Mosteczkiem, Wieżyca B-35 Mostu im. Poniatowskiego
Open Monday – Saturday 16:00 - 23:30 ? Temporarily closed?
A cosy pub with an unforgettable atmosphere. Located in one of the historic towers of Józef Poniatowski Bridge on Wioślarska street. They have 50 seats in the pub, with most at the bar in the main room and some situated on a mezzanine and a small room on the first floor. They also have a roofed beer garden, where, thanks to operating heaters, you can enjoy till late autumn, or even all year long. Beers are from Kompania Piwowarska and Grupa Żywiec plus a stock of over 180 different beers, also from smaller Polish breweries, such as Cornelius, Ciechan and Kormoran, as well as 18 ciders. The most recent addition have been products of the Russian Балтика brewery. Every beer geek will find something for them among the available dark, pale, wheat and honey beers.
Piana Bar, Grójecka 120
Open: Daily 16.00 - 00.00
Finally the craft beer place in Ochota! The beer selection is rich and well-tailored, on both the taps and bottles. The staff are friendly and knowledgeable about the current beers. Food selection could be a bit wider as one certainly gets hungry over a beer 😉. A very nice place with a cool atmosphere. Great to go there with your friends and chill out.
Beer Station PUB Centrum, Lwowska 17
Open: Tues - Sun 15.00 - 01.00
A great pub in centrum. Awesome prices, and the Best music, plus beer from 12 taps. Very clean WC and staff speak English and Russian and Polish. Definitely worth checking out. So cosy and a soulful place to spend time with friends. Good beer, good atmosphere, peaceful vibe.
Beer Station, Ząbkowska 5
Open: Daily 14.00 - 00.00
A cool place with a great atmosphere and a wide choice of reasonably priced beer. Definitely worth visiting! :)
Craft Beer Muranów - Piwny Świat, Gen. W. Andersa 23,
Open: Daily 15.00 - 00.00
Muranow Craft Beer - Beer World is an absolutely must go bar on a map of Warsaw for beer lovers. They have 12 taps and bottled, canned beers. A cool vibe with a great selection of music. Quite a dark inside, but with a seating option outside.
Qufel Beer Park, Górczewska 124
Open: Tues - Sat 10.00 - 23.00
A large sports bar/restaurant with lots of space, a good atmosphere. Beer selection wide for a bar, although prices are high. Lots of taps, flights of 4 beers available. Nice and friendly service. Lots of TV's to show sports and lot of different bar games such as billiards or table football.
Hoppiness Beer&Food, Chmielna 27/31 lok.76
Open;Mon - Thu: 10:00 am - 12:00 am; Fri-Sat: 10:00 am - 2:00 am; Sun: 10:00 am - 12:00 am
More a restaurant then a pub. Its a cosy place in a centre of Warsaw that has lots of seating plus a terrace outside. The 12 taps, mainly with Polish craft beers + selection of bottled imports. Very nice service, with good food.
Yellow Cab, Popiełuszki 19/21
Open Monday - Thursday 17:00 - 02:00 Friday - Sunday 17:00 - last guest
A bar that beats with the heart of New York City! The yellow taxi has a wide selection of craft beer from interesting Polish, Czech and Belgian breweries. In addition, there are four taps, often with rare draft beers, from which you can even take them home in re-sealable plastic bottles. Yellow Cab is not only a place for good beer, but also (according to many) the best burgers in Warsaw with high quality Polish beef and fresh ingredients. There's also small snacks and vegetarian options.
Stacja Grochów - Multitap, Grochowska 178/184
Open:Sun-Thu 12-22, Fri-Sat 12-24
A really cosy place. Bright interior, sofas in the corner and quite a spacious section of the plaza outside the door make the quality of the ambiance. The 8 taps, are good and quality craft beers from Poland, some bottles in a fridge. Very taste meals, from fries to steaks. Good choice for dinner and evening with friends.
The Taps, Sienkiewicza 4
Open: Sun-Wed 15-24, Thu 15-1, Fri-Sat 15-3
Located a block from Artisan and worth checking out. In a business district, so nice and quiet. A large, two-storey bar in the city centre with a rather darkly-lit interior and a very modern industrial décor. The back room has music and huge video projector showing sports (usually football). 15 taps, good selection of Polish craft beers good tick's. Service was fine, even pointed out to me that a large glass of beer costs the same as a small one during happy hour.
KEGS Craft Beer - bar w sercu Woli, Jana Kazimierza 68/LU3
Open: Daily 17.00 - 23.00
A lovely cosy pub with a great atmosphere and friendly owners. Also a good selection of craft beer served from 10 taps plus a couple of fridges with a big selection of bottles and cans, accompanied by quality snack of wide choice. Quite a small place but adequate seating, cool unobtrusive background music. You can also play board games.
Kicia Kocia, Stanów Zjednoczonych 68
Open: 16.00 - late?
It's not a mulltitap, it's a club-café with a few taps and a nice overview of Polish bottles in the fridge, with a nice cut, a bit of a hipster mood (but in this positive hip hipster sense) - I like it!
Neon Praga, Grochowska 178/184
Open: Daily 12.00 - 22.00
A very good restaurant for lovers of beer and Italian food. We were very surprised to find such a selection of craft beers. The location is nice and quiet positive atmosphere. The place has an conservatory which looks like it would be cold but it’s actually very warm and toasty.
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SHOPS/BEER STORES
PIWOmaniaK, Aleja Jana Pawła II 61, lok. 203
Open; Mon-Fri 13:00 - 21:00, Sat: 12:00-21:00
A small shop, but it is the temple of craft beer. Every wall is occupied by craft beer - from Poland and international craft beers (even from USA, New Zealand, Australia, Brazil..., but mainly from Europe). Friendly service in English by the owner. Who has good recommendations on styles and definitely good prices. Likely the best and most thoroughly well-researched selection in Warsaw.
Rodzinka Bis, ul. Pejzażowa 2 lok.
Hours: Mon-Fri 8am-12pm / 3pm-9pm Sat 8am-1pm / 4pm-9pm
Awesome little shop stuffed with Polish micro beers, some Latvian and German beers as well. No Belgians that I could tell, which is good, leaves more room for the Polish micros! The guy speaks some German, I’m not sure of his fluency because my German sucks and my Polish is worse, he tries to help and make suggestions.
SmakPiwa.pl, Al. Lotników 12
An online shop! All good and tasty beer from Belgium. You can acquire lambicki Lindemans and other beers from Belgium. Accept wholesale orders. A lot of news. Prices average, but not expensive. A lot of different types of glass for beer. Nice contact and fast shipping. recommend.
Alkohole 24 Viva Dom, ul. Puławska 73/75
Hours: 13.00 - 00.00
Good shop located on the main street. Nice variety and wisely chosen beer on the shelves. The prevailing strongly Belgium, a little German and a little bohemian. A lot of commemorative sets and beers in boxes. Recommended for lovers of top-fermented beers.
I hope you found my guide to the brewpubs and bars in Warsaw useful?
Now you just need to get yourself out there and start the beer adventure for yourself!
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BrowArmia Krolewska, ul.Krolewska 1
Efficiently located, in a place that ends up for many tourists to be just on the right spot when they want to have a beer after a walk over the old town. Four of their own brews on tap at the time of our visit and all of them were quite decent, the Malinowe (Roseberry) was my favourite it was a bright red in colour and a sour fruity taste, mmm. Also the Stout was very nice. The service was polite and quite efficient. The food was quite nice too. It has two levels with the brew kit being in the basement. The ground floor has two areas with lots of dark wood and beer memorabilia. Plus and outside beer terrace. In my oppinion this is the best brewpub in Warsaw by far. Now part of the Bierhalle Chain!
Tarantino Craft Beer & Food, Parkingowa
An interesting place with an interesting name. Lots of taps [12], a nice spacious interior, leather sofas and armchairs. A nice selection of bottles. Polish crafting and mass productions, with imports of a few Czech, German, even the old ones, standard Belgium, some Swedish beers as well. But from the "waffles", unfortunately only Grolsch. But a good place at the corner of the street under a car-park, right across the street from Piw Paw, so worth hitting. Friendly service. Red urinals shaped as "lips" in the gents toilet! Not an upper tier place in Warsaw, but if you run out of nearby places to check out, this is worth a look.
Bobby Burger & Multitap, Koszykowa 67.
The unique combination of a multitap pub and burger bar.
The restaurant boasts 10 taps with regional beers and craft brews.
Czarodziejka Gorzałka, Kabacki Dukt 4/3
Very good selection, all Polish micros plus an impressive array of foreign beers, a lot of top American breweries, plus the likes of Mikkeller, Siren , To Ol, Nogne etc, The owner is very active on the beer market and responsive to clients’ suggestions . Good prices. Definitely the best beer shop in Warsaw at the moment. Highly recommended though it is at the very south of Warsaw in The Kabaty district. Worth a trip.
Chmielarnia Marszałkowska, ul. Marszalkowska 10/16
Opened April 2015 in a really good location just out of central Warsaw about 15 mins walk . Again excellent curry’s as this is more of a restaurant with a great bar selection. The place is on street level, it looks much bigger, than the original. The atmosphere is cool. With 12 taps with well selected craft beer selection, and a solid bottle selection.
Browar de Brasil Warszawa, Marszalkowska 80
What is going on in this place? Very much a restaurant, and with that atmosphere. Another chain of brewpubs offers a really unique some might say odd (I certainly do) experience: A German bier garden concept with a Brazilian theme placed in Poland. This branch is placed centrally in Warsaw. Rather loud samba music, really annoying after 10 minutes. Food and service was good, plentiful and fast. If you are seeking a bizarre experience and beer is not top of your list then why not try this place? They do three beers that are quite drinkable if not out of this world.
Artezan Craft Beer Pub, Stanisława Moniuszki 1a
Opened in September 2016. A quite modern interior with very clean lines, rather Scandinavian, with lots of light-coloured wood and bright colours. Eight taps serving some of the tastiest and competitively priced beer in the city, also coffee and cakes! A great addition to the cities beer scene.
Cafe Bar Bla Bla, Nowogrodzka 22
Another place on a Warsaw craft beer trail. Located just round the corner from top rated Kufle i Kapsle. 10 taps with only Polish crafts. About 10-12 bottles (also Polish crafts). Nice simple interior. The staff seems not to know much about craft beers, but I’m sure they’re going to learn fast, it’s a new place. Worth checking out.
Beerhub, Powstańców Śląskich 20B
A neat find, in the Jelonki district, right opposite Hala Wola on Powstancow Slaskich. Just up the road from Polczynska. It's a pub/shop, with eight draft beers, wine and many types of bottled beers. They do 1l take-away’s of the draft beers, have a nice little garden and provide snacks to go with the beer; The Manager speaks very good English
Mikkeller Bar Warsaw, ul Chmielna 7/9
Your usual Mikkeller Bar in terms of ambiance and decor. The service was better than usual though. 20 taps with mostly Mikkeller, Warpigs and some Belgians. Only 4 taps of Polish beers, which is a downer to me as a tourist, but probably very interesting if you live in the city. Extremely high prices for Warsaw
Lucyfer, Wileńska 43
A small atmospheric pub in the Pradze (Prague) district of northern Warsaw. A cosy, wooden interior and a large selection of regional beers. There is the possibility of organizing private events and parties.
Kwadrat, ul. Poznańska 7
Small bar with micros including Gontyniec Gniewosz from Amber and quite a few bottled niepasteryzowane beers such as Ciechan, Łomża and Lwówek. Well worth a look, very close to the Wine of Dreams shop and tram routes.
Piw Paw, Zurawia 32
Great place for those who won’t touch bottled beer? 57 taps, I think all were functional. Staff are friendly and welcoming, seem to know their stuff. I love the idea of being able to have a small sampler for 1 PLN, very useful when many beers on offer are not widely known. Decent selection of bottles too. Ambiance as such doesn’t exist here. Absolutely crowded at night butin the afternoon it is basically empty. Serving size is 0,5L glass (standard pint glass), 1L pet bottle for take away or 10ml tasting glass!
Piw Paw Mazowiecka, Mazowiecka 9
The third Piw Paw, and more of the same 69 taps, that serve half litre only. Its a two room bar, with the toilets downstairs. No Wi-Fi. Basic beer food is served. OK if passing but as with all Piw Paw bars nothing special ! IMO
Bierhalle, Światowida 17
Brewery pub serving Czech and Bavarian-style beers and Polish snack dishes in a buzzy beer hall vibe.
Bierhalle, 765 Nowy Świat
Brewery pub if you are walking passed why not call in for a bier it's OK and food is good, especially the lunch time buffet.
Kufle i Kapsle Powiśle, Solec 46A.
Another sister bar with a modern looking interior. About 15 taps of mostly Polish beers. Same minimalist urban interior.
Jedna Trzecia, Wilcza 52
Small but cosy with some space outside and nice wooden bar. 8 taps with all crafts (also US), 3 fridges with just perfect bottles. The staff are well known in beer society - interesting, communicative and helpful guys. Overall quite good, raw and simple.
Wine of Dreams, Koszykowa 53
A bottle shop in the centre of Warsaw near Constitution place/plac Konstytucja. Friendly staff, huge selection of beers from small Polish breweries, e.g. Fortuna, Radom, Ciechan, Lwówek Slaski... Also beers from Belgium, Germany, Netherlands etc. God prices. Definitely worth a visit!
Hopsters Multitap, al. Jana Pawla II 45 A lok. 56.
Opened October 2014, the staff are friendly and seem pleased to see customers. A fairly small place but it is spread over 3 floors so you should find a seat. They have 20 taps, usually about 70% from Polish craft breweries. The rest is foreign craft. 250/330/500ml sizes, I’m also a fan of those 0.25 glasses, you can try more brews in a single session.There is very little in the way of decoration and not a vast amount of atmosphere. Only four tram stops from the city centre, so not exactly far out of your way.
Spiskowcy Rozkoszy, Żurawia 47
Nice place on the beer map of Warsaw. Two levels (ground floor and the basement), around 7 taps and wide range of bottles. You’ll find they have a decent selection of Polish micros and some Czech/German/Ukrainian beers. Staff are very friendly. Great ambiance and how the place is decorated, although the flashing toilets are a little creepy. A good addition to the bar scene in Warsaw.
Lemoniadowy Joe, Chmielna 28A (w bramie)
Lemoniadowy Joe is a pub filled with positive energy as well as souvenirs and objects from around the world, which adorn its cosy interior. The menu includes a good selection of beers - from craft, regional and larger breweries - and numerous stronger drinks.
Beerokracja, Marszałkowska 99/101
A cellar bar just of the centre. If you like both live rock music and craft beer, this is for you. They have 12 taps with a quality selection of Polish beers, and a few bottle. Its basically one large room with a small games room on the way to the toilets.
Brewdog Warszawa, Widok 8 CLOSED (Only Open 10 Months!)
As you would expect Brewdoggy industrial interior. Thirds sampler tray always good for tickers, and the selection is 50% Brew Dog – 50% Guest beers, the Polish ones are normally available in most other craft bars and cheaper! The staff like any other Brewdog bar very knowledgeable about beer. I would visit to scoop up BrewDog beers cheaper than in the UK and maybe the bottle selection, but its nothing special for me. Much prefer the Polish craft bars.
Brewski Craft Beer, Żurawia 32/34
A new multitap was created in place of the controversial Piwpa. Serving incredible beer from 60 craft beer taps. Staff extremely helpful advising on types of all beer. Thoroughly recommend this bar. Lots of dark beers. Now lots of comfortable leather soafers. All freshly decorated including the WC's the wall's are still covered in bottle tops though, the more things change the more they stay the same?
Heritage Birreria Artigianale, Tamka 9
A small bar on the corner of Tampa street. Very cosy and with a handful of seats. A new twist on the multi-tap concept: ten taps here, with the hook being the slant towards Italian (and British) breweries, plus a big bottle selection. The staff are great and very friendly/knowledgeable. The atmosphere is such you don’t want to leave: big windows, cool design, this lot have it licked. The prices are cheaper than other bars in the centre. Worth to stop if you are in the area.
Maryensztadt Craft Beer & Food, Szeroki Dunaj 11
Located in the Old Town, intended to showcase the Maryensztadt beers with small food pairings. Cavernous and spacious rooms, with a warm inviting atmosphere. It is slightly upmarket and the staff are a a lot of ponciness! (IMO) They have 16 beers on tap, most of them from Maryensztadt, plus lots more bottles in the fridge, also mostly from the same brewer. Above average fare for the most part. A beer paddle is also available upon request.
Drugie Dno, Nowogrodzka 4
Open: Sun-Mon: 12:00-23:00, Tue-Thu: 12:00-00:00, Fri-Sat: 12:00-02:00
A trendy place in an area with a bunch of good craft beer places. It’s a nice looking bar, open brickwork and industrial style done well, there’s 2 rooms with the front being high seating and louder music. The back room is lower seating and more food focused. Decent selection of 20 Polish craft on tap. Nice place.