• Al. Jerozolimskie 30 - The culinary journey begins at a renowned milk bar, a type of eatery that originated during the communist era in Warsaw. These venues were once government-supported canteens and continue to be cherished by locals for their nostalgic appeal and genuine Polish cuisine. At this initial stop, guests will savor authentic pierogi—Poland’s renowned stuffed dumplings—reminiscent of those made by grandmothers. Additionally, they will enjoy kompot, a traditional homemade fruit beverage that is a staple in such establishments. This sweet, red drink is steeped in history, much like the bar itself.
• Nowy Świat 40 - The tour then delves into Polish comfort food with a generous serving of bigos, also known as “hunter’s stew.” This hearty, slow-cooked dish blends sauerkraut, fresh cabbage, meats, and spices into a truly memorable experience. It embodies the essence of Poland’s culinary heritage. To complement it, a local Polish beer, perfectly chilled and flavorful, will be served—just as the locals prefer.
• Nowy Świat 40 - Next, it’s time for a sweet treat—Poland’s famous pączek, a deep-fried donut crafted from flour and filled with rose jam or other seasonal flavors. This delicacy will be sampled at a popular local bakery, where they are freshly prepared and utterly irresistible. With a crispy exterior and a soft, fluffy interior, this is a must-try delight that draws locals in droves!
• Chmielna 13 - Continuing with the sweet theme, guests will indulge in a classic Polish dessert that is rich, comforting, and steeped in tradition. Whether it’s a creamy sernik (Polish cheesecake), a delicate makowiec (poppy seed roll), or another local favorite, this stop is dedicated to enjoying the sweeter aspects of Polish cuisine. It’s the ideal way to conclude the culinary exploration of Warsaw.
• Nowy Świat 22/28 - The experience concludes with a celebratory toast—a shot of flavored Polish vodka, a true local delight. Whether it’s cherry, hazelnut, or the iconic żubrówka (bison grass vodka), this drink is a cherished part of Polish culture and the perfect way to say na zdrowie! (cheers!) with newfound friends.

• Lunch
• Dinner
• Carbonated beverages
• Alcoholic beverages

• Tips and gratuities!

Join us to experience the authentic essence of Poland just like a local!

Embark on an unforgettable culinary journey through Warsaw, exploring 5 handpicked local venues. This tour is thoughtfully designed to steer clear of tourist traps, offering a genuine taste of Poland’s rich flavors and traditions.

The adventure begins at a historic milk bar, a nostalgic eatery from the communist era where locals still gather. Here, savor homemade pierogi and enjoy traditional kompot, reminiscent of a Polish family kitchen. Next, indulge in hearty bigos paired with local beer, followed by a fresh pączek (Polish donut) from a cherished neighborhood bakery, a quintessential Polish dessert. Conclude the tour with a toast of flavored vodka, capturing the true local spirit.

Each stop provides a deeper connection to Warsaw’s history, flavors, and daily life.

Arrive hungry and depart with lasting memories — let’s eat and explore Warsaw together!

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.