"Cold dishes" Wine Bars in Mazowieckie
With over 1100 bottles, the "Dyletanci" has one of the largest wine lists in Poland. The selection ranges from Italian and French classics to biodynamic wines, orange wines, natural wines and local varieties. Added to this is an authentic cuisine that makes do with only the highest quality ingredients.
Coffee specialities and breakfast are served here in the afternoon. The Rescal can also call itself the largest natural wine bar in Poland and offers wines from over 40 natural winegrowers from Europe. There are also simple dishes on small plates in a splendidly furnished ambience and a marble bar to be proud of.
Alewino started as a small wine shop where you could find an enormous variety of unique bottles, which eventually became the foundation of Warsaw's modern wine culture. Wine takes the lead here, but the food, which has become increasingly sophisticated over the years, perfectly complements the local wine collection.
Kontakt is the synergy of three elements: a bistro, a wine bar, and a wine shop, and each component is meticulously thought out. Slightly rebellious design, comfortable and straightforward, yet beautifully executed food, and an impressive selection of wines from small wineries, with a focus on natural and biodynamic wines - that's the secret of success that is seemingly simple but absolutely unique.
The wines on offer at the Kieliszki na Próżnej are unique, from small and medium-sized wineries in Europe with a focus on Italy. The cuisine offers delicious tapas-style surprises. And the art in which the wine bistro particularly excels is in bringing these two components into perfect harmony.
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If you want to get a table at Bibenda, you should be at the door shortly after the restaurant opens. The popular wine bistro focuses on walk-in customers, a small but frequently changing wine list - including natural wines - and a menu that is rich in vegetarian dishes.
The young, trendy bar is the meeting place for an equally hip clientele that is second to none. In terms of design and cuisine, the Regina Bar flirts with the New York of the 1920s, where it combines Chinatown with Little Italy. Pizza with chips is on the menu alongside spring rolls and cheesecake.
The »Źródło« represents the Polish gastronomic tradition in a new modern – namely retro. The drinks menu boasts trendy organic and natural wines as well as craft beers and cider, which makes a visit to »Źródło« worthwhile just for the drinking experience and the cozy atmosphere.
If the words «aesthetics» and «wine» are synonymous to you, then the idea of visiting Grono seems highly logical. The bohemian view from the window, subdued gray tones, and rounded shapes inspired by the Avant Basic style are a perfect complement to a couple of wine glasses and antipasti.