TO LUBIĘ — Restaurant in Warsaw

To Lubię Cafe

A very cute 2 floored conceptual cafe with board games at a great central location.

The combination of mixed flavors of lattes (and my wish to hide from the Warsaw wind) caught my attention, and I decided to give this place a try as I had not seen such flavors before.

I was greeted by a very friendly employee and told that my order will be brought to me directly upstairs (note that there was seating available on both floors).

My order, a raspberry-chocolate caffe latte, was prepared and brought to me very fast, not boiling hot straight from the kettle, but just the right temperature. The taste was ah-may-zang! I paid at the cashiers, but you may also order your bill to your table, and ended up giving 13 zlotys. It seemed totally worth the price for me, and I’ll definitely remember the taste of that coffee. I was also surrounded by other customers leaving their tables with happy faces saying how amazing the food was!

Once again, the employees were very helpful, polite and super friendly, which made the entire atmosphere of the places all that better.

I recommend To Lubię to everyone like me trying to hide in a cozy place during the chilly November...

We looked for a early breakfast in the old town, so we came to cafe on 11 a.m. and set outside. Girls waiters didn’t bring a menu, but it’s ok, I just take it by myself and asked should I also come in and order, but they told that they will come to the out table and accept the order. After 15-20 minutes left I come in again and ordered by myself.

We have ordered 2 breakfasts and 1 tee. Finally we’ve been waited near 25 minutes for the warm bread and boiled chopped eggs with meat and mayonnaise. Obviously such kind of dishes should be prepared before. So I can’t understand why have we waited so long?

And the most important- the food wasn’t tasty. Unfortunately this...

Location is extremely central, right in the middle of the Old Town and atmosphere is undeniably charming. The staff is also extremely welcoming regardless of if local or tourist. Where the experience becomes a two-star for me however, visiting during brunch hour, is the menu and the upsetting inaccuracy of the elements that composed each plate. I ordered the Lokal, believing to be ordering scrambled eggs with vegetables and ham but was greeted by egg mayo, three slices of tomato, three slices of cucumber and three strips of green pepper. So much for seasonal vegetables. Great service but an absolute disgrace in terms of authenticity or...