As they describe themselves, "it's a place where wine takes the lead," and it has been so for many years, which pass in the rhythm of continuous popularity and recognition from customers for this establishment. The excellent menu ensures high-quality tasting experiences and aesthetically pleasing plate and glass contents. The menu is based on Polish classics and broadly understood international cuisine with an emphasis on harmony between drinks and food. Here, you'll find accents of Asian, Polish, French, and Italian cuisines. Pay attention to their cheese board, which among others offers Polish selections, surprising and with deep aromas! With these rarities, you can choose the best bottles, Spanish, French, as well as Polish, filtered and unfiltered, organic and classic. The labels come from both famous chateaux and small to medium producers, mainly from Europe. The service excels in every detail, enticing consumption, and there's plenty to choose from. At Próżna, they boast a substantial portfolio of 250 wines.

The interior design puts emphasis on wine and glasses, which are visible everywhere. Located on the intimate Próżna street, in a restored tenement house, the place exudes a very atmospheric vibe, conducive to cozy gatherings in the garden or inside. It's an excellent spot for a date, a night out with friends, or a business meeting. For connoisseurs and those eager to satisfy their appetites and curiosity. Have a stroll on Próżna!

This wine bar in Warsaw is exactly what was missing in the capital's market, despite the already considerable wine offerings in the city. Rausz is an unpretentious, "ordinary" establishment superbly stocked with wines, created by people with passion, and they operate gracefully and without unnecessary pomp. Their genuine love for wine sets them apart from other wineries in Warsaw. The sommelier provides abundant information and pours, and very interestingly introduces the specifics of each bottle. The wine bar offers around a hundred labels with rich provenance, available for takeaway and on-site consumption. You will find a rich selection from Europe here, ranging from classics to bottles from smaller producers and niche natural wines.

Thematic tastings are regularly organised in the bar, such as volcanic wines, a summer chill out with Riesling, and many others. At Rausz, wine is served by the glass from a dozen or so varieties and by the bottle. You can also head to the shop to stock up. The prices won't scare you; they are moderate and fair. The accessibility, professionalism, and pleasant atmosphere will delight you and keep you lingering. It's a nice place to drop by with friends, for any occasion. You can spend time indoors or in the small garden, soaking in the atmosphere of this great location in the vibrant heart of Warsaw.

This is a top-tier Italian restaurant. Its creators can boast accomplishments such as Butchery & Wine, Glasses on Próżna, or Rozbrat 20. Beautifully designed interiors with grandeur and modern elegance, central location, exquisite cuisine, and good wine - this is the recipe for success.

The wine list was developed by head sommelier Kamila Dzierżawska, who has an impressive list of the best Polish and international restaurants to her name. She has composed an extraordinary range of drinks. For connoisseurs and enthusiasts of good Italian wine, it's a real treat! Her wine list strongly emphasises Italian bottles, which are organised by region. However, to ensure complete satisfaction of customers and to cater to all tastes, the selection has also been expanded to include a decent variety of French and even Polish wines. You'll find options ranging from dry to semi-dry and sweet, sparkling and non-sparkling.

The exquisite Italian cuisine at Le Braci Cuccina, combined with such a great selection of wines, guarantees a perfectly enjoyable time. It's impossible not to be delighted by the dishes and desserts, all based on the best Italian recipes. You'll find options for both meat lovers and vegetarians, as well as seafood enthusiasts, with dishes served in their most interesting variations, fresh and full of flavour. The overall quality is enhanced by the immensely charming and professional service. It's worth inviting family or your loved one for a special occasion - don't miss out on this opportunity!

Dominika Buck and Radek Drabik, the creators of Bar Rascal, adhere to several basic principles: consistency, uniqueness, simplicity, and hospitality. These characteristics have made their establishment extremely popular among customers despite its challenging and unique concept, which revolves around natural wines. It is the largest such bar in Poland and one of the largest in Europe specialising in natural wines.

The beautiful place was designed by the co-founder, an architect with numerous awards. The interior features sparing materials and unusual decorations, such as the steel balustrade of the grand staircase leading to the mezzanine of the venue. The bar has a large garden with a distinctive layout. Original afterparties for cultural events take place here, and the creators can tailor the culinary and wine offerings to the nature of the event.

Bar Rascal was opened in November 2021 as a key element supporting Natural Rascal, founded by Radek and Dominika - a company that imports and distributes natural wines. Due to the niche character and artisanal production process, wines of this kind possess flavours, aromas, and often colours different from those commonly associated with wine. Such a product requires education and familiarisation of the customer, which the founders of this place passionately undertake, drawing on their sommelier experience gained through travels and wine tastings around the world. Bar Rascal is definitely one of the more interesting and unique places in character where you can enjoy excellent wine in Warsaw.

A small, cozy tavern with an interesting wine selection and appetizing menu. It's worth settling down on a deck chair in the tiny garden or inside the hall and spending time with a glass of wine. The nostalgic Żoliborz surroundings and the proximity to the park are the advantages of this place's location. Here, one feels relaxed and joyful, immersed in a leisurely atmosphere.

Tapas are particularly recommended here, and garlic olives can also be taken away. Customers enjoy them, and they shouldn't be forgotten when tasting the local bottles. Spanish hams or empanadillas will also be a tasty option for your hunger, especially when enjoyed alongside the local wines, which accentuate their character. The huge wine wall entices customers, and bottles can also be purchased to go. Among them, Spanish wines prevail, although you will also find French ones and those from farther regions. In the summer, Winny Przystanek serves excellently tasting white wine, homemade and light, served with ice. Make sure to treat yourself to such a pleasure. There is also a small selection of sweet wines and non-alcoholic options to satisfy a wider range of customers at this hospitable wine bar in Warsaw.

Don't forget about the desserts; tarts, cakes, and pastries will delight many. Przystanek is also worth stopping by because of their very good quality coffee, which you can enjoy while looking at Plac Inwalidów.

Small is beautiful! Impressively professional, of modest size yet consistent in every aspect and ambitious, this establishment is one of the youngest in the industry. Located near Plac Trzech Krzyży, on the famous Mokotowska Street. This place has the chance to become one of Warsaw's iconic wine bars. The excellent name, referring both to wine and to society, invites you before we even get to know this place well ("grono" in Polish means "bunch", which can either refer to grapes but also a group of people).

The interior has been meticulously designed by the Moszczyńska Puchalska studio. Right after entering, the spacious bar in the form of a grape cluster stands out, while the rest of the furnishings enchant with their aesthetics and modernity.

You can taste wine here on-site or take it away. The sheer selection might make your head spin! The bar offers over two hundred types of bottles from around the world. You'll find both classics and natural, orange, and biodynamic wines, often from small producers or trendy bottles. The sommelier ensures that the selection is constantly enriched with new offerings, so you'll never get bored here; instead, you'll learn about what interesting things are appearing on the market. The pleasant and helpful staff will ensure that you linger longer. Alongside wine, you can indulge in snacks, mainly small ones like almonds or olives, but also cheeses. In the summer, the local garden is hugely popular. Come by, it's the perfect place for wine in Warsaw.