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Arsenał

Arsenał
Consistent Italian offerings inside a nondescript wooden interior ideal for informal gatherings. Recipes are cooked using ingredients imported from Italy and the menu reads like a bible to Italian cooking. Read_on (No Comments)

Bacio

Bacio
Share space with romancing couples and business types clinching deals inside a froufrou interior decorated with vines and cherubs. Read_on (2 Comments)

Bacio Di Angelo

Bacio Di Angelo
A great place to indulge someone special. A pet project from the same team behind Bacio this gastronomic standout is what happens when cupid meets cooking. Read_on (1 Comment)

Balgera

Balgera
We’ve been calling Balgera one of the top Italian restaurants since Issue 1, and we’ve yet to see any reason to revise such opinion. Read_on (No Comments)

Bellini

Bellini
As we’ve learnt to expect from Magda Gessler the interiors are genius, all arching brickwork and chintz style touches, and the menu doesn’t slack either. Read_on (1 Comment)

Chianti

Chianti
A few years ago this would have been rated as one of the best Italians in town. Warsaw’s moved on, Chianti hasn’t. Read_on (No Comments)

Ciao! pizza & pasta

Ciao! pizza & pasta
If you can get past the aggressive pink and green colour scheme you’ll find Ciao as a good intermediate step between fast food and serious sit-down dining. Read_on (No Comments)

Delizia

Delizia
Warsaw’s continued alliance with Italian food shows no sign of slowing, and the latest proof comes with Delizia, an Italian-owned venue that’s comfortably there with the best. Read_on (No Comments)

Enoteka Polska

Enoteka Polska
A rather divey Vietnamese restaurant aside Długa has always been something of a culinary desert, surprising considering it’s geography as one of the principal roads leading to the old town. Read_on (No Comments)

Figga Restaurant

Italian food is made affordable in Figga, a good looking venue in an area better known for kebab shops and office blocks. Our Read_on (No Comments)

Gar

Gar
Magda Gessler (the host of the Polish version of Hell’s Kitchen) delivers everything you’d expect from an Italian Read_on (No Comments)

Il Sole

Il Sole’s success is largely attributed to their lunch deals, seemingly a rite of passage for anyone working in the Atrium office complex. Read_on (No Comments)

Jajo

Dim yellow, orange and red colours highlight a modern, urban interior, while large street-side windows allow for views of Warsaw outside. Read_on (No Comments)

La Tomatina

La Tomatina
La Tomatina’s enormous menu of Italian dishes can best be described as Bacchanalian; how else do you describe an orgy of Read_on (No Comments)

Lubię to

If a hardcore day of shopping at Zlote Tarasy can’t be fixed with a refuelling at the food court, Lubię To is now here to help. Read_on (No Comments)

Mela Verde

Pizzas. Never a good sign for an Italian restaurant, and Mela Verde is no exception. Though the prominent location in the middle Read_on (No Comments)

Nu Jazz Zone

Nu Jazz Zone
Slick, modern interiors with soaring pillars and cavernous ceilings lend this place fantastic acoustics, something you’ll notice the moment a live act appears. Read_on (No Comments)

Onlitaly

Very few places can hook you up with a meal for around 10zl, but this is one of them: a slice of one of Onlitaly’s 15 Roman Read_on (No Comments)

Parmizzano’s

Parmizzano’s
Few places sound less beguiling than the windowless room of a chain hotel. But behold, the Marriott is no run-of-the-mill hotel, and as things stand Parmizzano’s is one of the elite Italian experiences in the city. Read_on (No Comments)

Pizzeria Na Nowolipkach

Long one of the city’s best pizzerias, its stickability alone recommends it. Does the simple things well, does not clog Read_on (No Comments)

Questo e Quello

Unless you live there you might consider Ochota a step too far to go in search of Italian food, after all, it’s not like Warsaw is short of budding Luigi’s cooking up a storm. Read_on (No Comments)

Roma

Roma
Attention to detail is apparent at Roma, and every aspect of this secretive restaurant hints at the neighbourhood locales you’d find in the side alleys of Italy. Read_on (No Comments)

Roma Bukieteria

Pasta might be the kind of thing you’re used to gorging on, but not here. Roma Bukieteria is all romantic atmosphere - - think candles, terracotta and heavy wood tables - - so bring your best manners and your latest date. Read_on (No Comments)

San Lorenzo

A swanky, fancy restaurant which likes to remind you of the fact by way of dozens of ‘we ate here’ celebrity pictures on the ground floor. Read_on (No Comments)

St. Antonio

Six fresh oysters for 39 zloty. A bargain? Not exactly, but this is one of the few places we have ever seen said delicacy on sale in Warsaw, so by default a smashing deal. Read_on (No Comments)

Trattoria Rucola

Trattoria Rucola has taught us a simple truth: we’d surely eat more salads if they all came with smoky bacon. The smell Read_on (No Comments)

Trattoria Ti Amo

A cosy Italian trattoria close to the Intercontinental and Warsaw Financial Centre that does a steady trade thanks to its handy location and a solid menu. Read_on (No Comments)

Trattoria Toscana

If you like a little entertainment with your Italian then slide into a table at the rustic Trattoria Toscana, where the pizza oven is front and centre and chefs toss pizza dough in the air with ease. Read_on (No Comments)

Venezia Ristorante

Venezia Ristorante
The name Magda Gessler holds a lot of weight in Poland, and the celebrity chef (of Polish Hell's Kitchen fame) has a mix of hits and misses here. Read_on (No Comments)

Venti Tre

At the risk of sounding like a broken record we’ll say once more; some of Warsaw’s finest meals are to be had in hotel restaurants, and the Hyatt’s flagship eatery proves no different. Read_on (No Comments)

Zielona Oliwka

Pizza, pasta and great cannelloni (the ricotta and spinach are the tastiest we have tried so far). A really nice little place Read_on (No Comments)