Weekend brunch in Warsaw has become much more than just a late breakfast – it’s now a full culinary experience and a beloved weekend tradition.
We’ve explored the city’s most exciting venues to bring you places that serve great food and create the kind of atmosphere that makes you want to stay a while.
Be sure to check out our guides featuring the best breakfast spots and top restaurants for any time of day!
1. InFormal Kitchen
InFormal Kitchen blends European cuisine with modern Polish touches. Their standout dishes – the cod and beef dumplings – are always a hit with diners. Another crowd favorite is the truffle-infused mushroom soup.
The portions here are truly impressive: the Caesar salad can easily substitute for a full lunch, while the meat and cheese platter is perfect for sharing between four people.
What sets this place apart is the combination of quality ingredients and attentive service – uncommon perks for a centrally located restaurant with moderate prices. In warm weather, guests can dine on the charming outdoor patio.
2. Restauracja Sofra
Sofra specializes in Eastern Mediterranean cuisine. Their standout dish is a generous meze platter for two that can easily replace a main course.
Weekend brunch is where Sofra truly shines. For a fixed price, you’ll get unlimited tea and juice, your choice of coffee, and egg dishes. The buffet spread features everything from classic Turkish mezze to Mediterranean favorites.
During the week, it’s a go-to spot for the office crowd, while weekends bring in families. Be sure to book ahead for brunch – it fills up quickly.
3. Falla
Falla is a charming vegetarian spot that puts a modern spin on Middle Eastern cuisine. The menu highlights include falafel, hummus, and shakshuka – each with unique, creative twists. The portions are hearty enough to make a full meal out of any single dish.
Don’t miss their weekend brunch, which features rotating seasonal specials. The space is airy, with large windows and plenty of greenery.
4. Cafe Mozaika
Located in the heart of Old Mokotów, Mozaika has a 60-year history stretching back to Poland’s communist era. While a recent renovation has refreshed the space, it preserves original elements and charm.
The menu fuses Middle Eastern, Mediterranean, and Balkan influences with traditional Polish fare. Diners can enjoy everything from Turkish pide and fragrant tagines to the restaurant’s signature halloumi burger.
Their gem is the Sunday brunch – an unlimited option featuring an array of appetizers, salads, and desserts. Mozaika is famous for vegetarian dishes, offering one of the best plant-based brunches in the city.
5. SZUM
SZUM, a new restaurant in the business district near Rondo Daszyńskiego, has quickly become a go-to spot for business lunches and after-work drinks.
The menu combines contemporary European cuisine with local ingredients. Their lunch special, available until 15:00, includes a soup and main course, plus a weekly featured thin-crust pizza.
Weekend brunch offers classics like Eggs Benedict and French toast, as well as the chef’s creations. The bar impresses with its extensive cocktail list, including creative alcohol-free options.
6. The Cool Cat (Solec)
The Cool Cat is a duo of Warsaw cafes known for their Asian-inspired breakfast and brunch menu.
Their signature offering is a unique Sunday brunch experience with three distinct themes: Asian, Mexican, and Mediterranean. Each set features three courses with unexpected flavor combinations – like their Mediterranean brunch that pairs hummus with roasted eggplant and kimchi. All dishes are available in vegan versions.
While it’s a hot spot during brunch hours, the spacious dining room and well-spaced tables ensure a comfortable experience.
7. SHUK mezze & bar
SHUK brings Middle Eastern and Mediterranean flavors to life with a menu that puts vegetables front and center. The dishes are perfectly sized for sharing, making it ideal for group dining.
Their weekend brunch has quickly become a local favorite. You’ll find a special menu that won’t break the bank, with portions generous enough to satisfy any appetite.
What really sets SHUK apart is their magical way with vegetables – they’ve even converted hardcore carnivores into fans of their plant-based dishes.
8. PaTaThai (Elektrownia)
Located in the Elektrownia complex near the Vistula riverside, PaTaThai combines traditional Thai decor with contemporary design.
Their main draw is a daily three-course lunch special, where the chef rotates through different soups, appetizers, and mains, allowing guests to explore different Thai dishes.
The Chicken Pad Thai is a highlight – featuring perfectly cooked noodles with well-balanced sauces. They’re vegetarian-friendly too, offering tofu substitutions in all dishes. As for drinks, don’t miss their signature passion fruit lemonade, which comes garnished with fresh fruit.
Warsaw’s brunch scene keeps getting better, with spots serving everything from perfect Eggs Benedict to modern takes on Polish classics.
Whether you’re looking for a cozy place to meet friends or planning a leisurely weekend morning, the city has the perfect spot for every taste and wallet.
