Dom Polski

Warsaw


Quite rightly tipped as one of the best places in Warsaw in which to enjoy a traditional Polish meal, Dom Polski occupies a caramel-coloured house surrounded by flower gardens. It's a romantic, old-fashioned venue serving all the classics such as duck with apples and pork chops.

Order ahead for special dishes like roasted boar and the turkey stuffed with veal.


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