Bar Mleczny Mleczarnia Świętokrzyska — Restaurant in Warsaw

Staff lacks basic customer service. They are definitely not enthused to be working there. Food is luck luster at best. Cabbage rolls were undercooked and made with dill, which is not the traditional way, the tomato sauce was very salty. Potato pancakes were soggy and not seasoned at all. Blood sausage was good as well as mashed potatoes. Some popular menu items for sides were not available. If you are open and accept customers, make sure you have food choices available to complete a full meal. Overall, less than average experience, in good conscience I can not recommend this place, unless you are starving and you don't care what goes down the gullet. Hope they improve because their location is great. Perhaps daytime expensive is different. My meal was...

Visited here in September, 2018. An online guidebook recommended this restaurant, saying its price is reasonable, all cuisines served here are of a high quality, and environments inside are clean. I think all words above are correct. Totally satisfied with the lunch I tried in this restaurant. When to place an order, you have to choose your meal from the menu board, and go to the counter to say it to staff. The thing is that even though almost all menus are with English names just in case, you can't perhaps imagine what kind of meal it is if your are not familiar with Polish food. That is OK, however, and whatever you choose, it makes your trip more exciting and I am sure you all can like...

My favourite place to have breakfast or lunch. Main advantage of it is prices: breakfast menu for 10 zł, lunch menu for 20 zł. Every day the menu is different so you can try a lot of most typical Polish dishes cooked like at home. Pay attention that this cafe is not for an evening out - it's just for those who got hungry and intend not to spend over 25 zł for lunch. Usually the sitting areas are small but quite comfy, with summer terraces near each cafe. Service is okay, many of assistants speak Ukrainian, but hardly ever English. You also have to take care of your plates afterwards - put them onto the stall...