WIth so many reviews detailing the variety and types of food eatery choices here, I will forego all of that. This is a very trendy, modern space with a post-industrial, modern feel. Catering to younger, and more upscale tastes, this place attracts a diverse crowd. I get the feeling that many are here just to be seen more than they are here to eat, or drink. Regardless, this is a truly unique experience, and worth seeing. There are some disappointments. The atmosphere, and design sets a high bar. A bar that is not met by the individual businesses. At the central bar, I had the experience of sitting down, making eye contact with several employees, and then watching them stand there, talk amongst themselves and never come to ask if I needed anything. There was a young woman busily making drinks and taking orders, when she finally had time to come to me, she did come over and then bring a beer. Now, this is very common at restaurants in Poland, I had expected better service though in a location promising a more modern metropolitan experience. Many of the food options are offered from open-concept kitchens, with glass windows allowing a peek inside. However, that magic only works when the view is a clean one. Dirty floors, or used prep dishes stacked on top of food items may deflate your experience. Please don't mistake my critique for a bad experience. I visit this place frequently, I even like to show it off to visitors. But do temper your expectations a bit if you're looking for a modern upscale metropolitan experience. This place is a bit more hipster college food court than it is a modern metropolitan dining experience.