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Food-wise Poland has plenty of edible delights that will tempt (or shock) your friends, from delicious sausages and preserves to jars of smalec (yep, that's spreadable lard for your bread). Dine in true Polish style long after you've leapt the border by bringing home traditional staples or any number of the hearty sweets that end every Polish meal. 

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Cedros

Your one stop shop for Lebanese ingredients, with restaurant next door. Read_on (1 Comment)

Delikatesy Blikle

Delikatesy Blikle
Aside from homemade cakes and eclairs Poland's most famous confectioner can boast killer donuts, once enjoyed by a certain Charles de Gaulle. Read_on (No Comments)

Demmers Teahouse

Gourmet teas for the discerning tea fiend. Read_on (No Comments)

Karmello

One of the best places in the capital for satisfying your sweet tooth, enter this upscale chocolate shop and cafe to find display cases chock full of colourful exclusively-crafted chocolates, truffles, candied chocolate-dipped fruit and other specialties. Read_on (No Comments)

Krakowski Kredens

Krakowski Kredens
Upmarket Polish delicatessen selling jams, compotes, hams and cheeses. Also on ul. Złota 59 (Złote Tarasy). Open 09:00 - 22:00, Sun 09:00 - 21:00. Read_on (No Comments)

Kuchnie Świata

Perhaps the best known of all the speciality food stores Kuchnia is an Aladdin’s Cave that presents everything from maple syrup to Mama Africa’s Zulu sauce. Read_on (1 Comment)

Le Chocolat

Weep at the choice that presents itself. Possibly the finest source of chocolate in Warsaw, with wrapped-up personalized gift packs also for purchase. Read_on (No Comments)

Manufaktura Cukierków

Manufaktura Cukierków
More an experience than a shopping venue, Manufaktura Cukierków puts candymaking on display with a large open space that lets customers watch as the candy is being artfully created in front of their eyes. Read_on (No Comments)

Marks & Spencer

Not exactly the food hall M&S are famous for back in the UK, but nonetheless, situated at the back of the Marks & Sparks Read_on (No Comments)

Namaste India

Namaste India
Better known as one of Poland’s best takeaways, Namaste also doubles as a bit of a grocery store with a small but decent line of products imported from Asia – including herbal shampoos, heat-and-eat curries, soft drinks and spices. Read_on (No Comments)

Pijalnie Czekolady Wedel

A Polish legend that’s been operating since Karol Wedel first opened a chocolate factory in 1851. Check the handmade pralines. Read_on (No Comments)

Produkty Benedyktyńskie

This shop, set up by the Benedictine monks of Tyniec Abbey, sells such an astounding variety of products - cheese, jam, wine, beer, honey, tea, herbs, syrups, meats - it raises two eyebrows over how they find the time. Read_on (No Comments)

SAM

SAM
If you're looking to stock up on fresh produce, roasted coffee beans, the best homemade breads and all the necessary staples for your kitchen you can do no better than SAM, which is tucked inside this restaurant/bakery near the University library. Read_on (No Comments)

Samira

One more place that’s half eatery, half grocery store. The produce of Lebanon is the focus here, with mixes, syrups, juices and other middle eastern miscellany on offer. Read_on (1 Comment)

Słodki Słony

Słodki Słony
Beautiful looking cakes and sweets courtesy of the Gessler dynasty. Read_on (No Comments)

Specjały Regionalne

This is a great little café and deli serving out meat and potatoes in all their varying Polish forms, but in small enough portions to not come away in pain. Read_on (No Comments)

Spiżarnia

Delicatessen with a wide selection of marinades, spices, wine, home-made baked products and meat prepared according to traditional recipes; also a small restaurant so feel free to eat while your shopping is being packed. Read_on (No Comments)

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