Mleczarnia Jerozolimska — Restaurant in Warsaw

Shame on you on your staff! Today my husband and I had lunch here, a homeless man came in asking the patrons for food. A kind lady gave him her leftovers, bought him a new meal and let him sit with her, they were chatting. An older male staff member approached him and asked him to leave. He was still eating and asked to stay when another Middle Aged female staff member approached and made a scene loudly insisting he leave, he obliged. The male staff member returned and ushered him out whilst spraying air freshener. As if this mans life isn’t humiliating enough, it was 2° outside and he was seeking basic needs - food and shelter. I would encourage others not to support such an uncharitable and...

Milk bars are a type of restaurant that are very popular in Poland. They originated in the 1890s and were originally intended to provide people with an inexpensive way to eat. The dishes are simple and often consist of dairy products such as cottage cheese or cheese. The menu at this milk bar was in Polish, but there is also an English version on the website. The menu offers a wide selection of dishes. There are also some vegetarian options. Prices are very low. Payment by credit card is possible without...

Traditional polish food, I have ordered cabbage rolls with mashed potatoes, it was good as for the price, they added big amount of tomatoe sauce which was a plus. You can order in ordering machine, pay with card and see your order number on TV screen, something like popular fast foods system. I was waiting less than 5 minutes for meal and it was fresh and warm. Of course it wasn't the best cabbage roll in my life but it was good for the price. I paid around 21 PLN...