You may remember this as KOM, an old favourite housed in Warsaw’s former telephone exchange. Re-branded and given a slight makeover, this has been immediately installed as one of our fave places in the city. There are in fact now three venues in one: a bistro, which is open for lunch; a restaurant (both offering the same menu of simple yet wonderfully cooked food); and a small shop where you can buy traditional Polish fixings like preserves and honey. Not cheap but terrifically good value, it is well worth a visit. Take a moment to check out the remnants of the exchange on your way to the lavatory. 

(49-145zł)

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• Letitia - Brattleboro 01 May 2012
  Na Zielnej has a lovely ambience wonderful waiters who can translate "chick peas" on the menu if needed and can put on a real Warsaw power lunch. For those who are not big meat eaters the menu is laden with very "macho" selections like buffalo and venison and less appealing items such as foie gras and various veal parts. Go if you like meat. If you aren't a big meat eater the menu is very limited.