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U FukieravsButchery and Wine
Both restaurants are recommended by experts. Overall, U Fukiera is preferred by most professionals compared to Butchery and Wine. U Fukiera scores 86 with endorsements from 4 sources like Concierge, Michelin Guide and Fodor's.
U Fukiera
Concierge
Fodor's
Frommer's
Michelin Guide
Lonely Planet
Rynek Starego Miasta 27, Warsaw 00-272, Poland
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"Portions are on the small side and it's one of the most expensive restaurants in town, but it's a good-value spot for those accustomed to dining in pricier cities."
"This long-established wine bar on the Old Town Square has been turned into a curious—though ultimately inviting—network of elaborately decorated dining rooms." Full review
"A Warsaw institution and one of the fanciest spots for a meal in the city, served in an overwrought but undeniably romantic space in the Old Town's main square." Full review
0 Stars
"Immaculately kept house in the heart of the Old Town, overlooking a historic cobbled square." Full review
"Polish cuisine is served simply but elegantly in this choice, antique Old Town spot, one in the stable of celeb restauranteur Magda Gessler." Full review
Butchery and Wine
Michelin Guide
Fodor's
Michelin Guide
Michelin Guide
22 Zurawia str, 00-515, Warsaw, Poland
From $0/night
0 Stars
"A keenly run modern bistro in a long, narrow room." Full review
"This restaurant is most certainly one of Warsaw's best. The philosophy is "honest cooking," and meat—as the name would suggest—is the star." Full review
Bib Gourmand
"The name of this modern bistro says it all: staff wear butcher’s aprons, there’s a diagram of cuts above the pass and glass-fronted ageing fridges stand at the back of the room" Full review
0 Stars
"The name of this busy modern bistro says it all; the emphasis is on steaks, which are dry-aged for a minimum of 28 days in their glass-fronted ageing fridges" Full review