A weird and horrid location, you’ll find Bollywood sitting inside a nasty pre-fab building overlooking kebab shops and potholed roads but don’t be put off because while it promises little it delivers plenty. Growing in popularity as the night moves on, it’s all sequinned eastern drapes, scented water pipes, low-slung armchairs and projection screens beaming out Indian cinema hits. The staff with a few exceptions are Indian, friendly and clearly know how to throw a party and the mix of crowd sees Sikhs partying away alongside Polish blondies to the sounds of Bhangra and disco. Poland is often perceived to be not particularly cosmopolitan and rather conservative. Bollywood kicks that perception right out of the park.

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• Pankaj - India 13 September 2010
  First week in Poland was ending up to be reaaly boring... But the time I entered in Bollywood Lounge everything started to Rock.... Awesome Music, Great Food and the best staff and DJ.... Now I can Say Poland Rocks at Night Pankaj New Delhi India
• Jasvinder - Gdynia 06 March 2010
  Bollywood lounge is THE place for authentic north indian food and the music here takes you back to memory lane to India. The staff is very friendly and welcoming.In my opinion if you want a cozy atmosphere and ambience this is the place. Jasvinder Poland
• sid - warsaw 05 February 2010
  my opinion is that bollywood staff is very good and when i come in poland nick and nat help me this is the good place for enjoy also.
• Raj - Leeds 01 September 2009
  A big thank you to Djs Nat & Nick for making us so welcome, it was our 1st time in warsaw,very very good food ( try the boneless chicken tikka must ask for it to be extra spicy) served by some very good looking ladies and a all round good atmospher.The music is excellant a very good mix of arabic, bhangra and hindi music with shots of old indian films on a big screen.Will be back real soon.
• rajesh - new york 21 August 2008
  I will never go there again we a group of 3 were refused entry citing standard even when we were in suits if I was living in Poland I wou;ld hire a lawyer and sue for discrimination chargesand probably would also get a hefty settlement as it is a public restaurant and not a private club legally bound to allow all sober and friendly people but i guess this is polish style then again when will Poland learn western styles that all people are equal