Penetrate the curtains to enter a legend, a venue with shady connections to the underground broadcasts of Radio Free Europe. Attesting to this past are photos, cuttings and sketches, as well as an ageing clientele all too familiar with the bad old days. You wouldn’t define this venue as progressive, yet it’s an immensely enjoyable way to glimpse pre-sushi Warsaw and enjoy lively chat in an almost historic atmosphere. The foods good as well, with central European standards that do far more than just keep the cold at bay.

(20-48zł)

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• A. Welsh 25 October 2009
  Go early and relax. Excellent, uncomplicated food in a peaceful atmosphere, which can soon becomme busy. Recommended...
• Sally Schwartz - Bloomfield 28 November 2008
  We're smoke-phobic and ate twice comfortably at Radio Cafe. Dinner and breakfast both good. The apple fritters for dessert were memorable. Pleasant service, too.