11 great wine bars in Warsaw 2026
By the glass, by the bottle, or to take away – here is the guide to some of the best wine bars in Warsaw when you want a glass of wine or two. All selected by our ambassador Norbert Dudzinski.
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![Źródło, a restaurant in Warsaw, Poland.]()
Phone: +48 22 515 72 66
Address: Targowa 81/106, Warszawa
Źródło is probably the first natural wine place in Warsaw – it’s not the first place to serve natural wines but the first one to show a diversity of, and focus on, the style. In contrast to other natural wine bars, Źródło has a sharper and simply bigger list, with a strong statement behind it: no compromises; all top producers from the raw wine movement – some are, let’s say, classic, and some super funky. Another important element is the people behind it, with all the experience and background you need to understand and appreciate the natural wine movement. The bar is located in the Praga Pó...
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![Łaskawość Tytusa, a restaurant and wine bar in Warsaw, Poland.]()
Phone: 698 656 656
Address: Piękna 49, Warszawa
Piękna Street is the new location of Łaskawość Tytusa, a bistro run by Tytus – former hip-hop publisher and Asfalt Records founder, and a name well-known to the Polish public. This new home is situated in the city centre, right across from the bustling Hala Koszyki, one of the city's iconic food courts with a long history. The space features a main floor with a large bar, and downstairs, there’s a room for larger groups, where regular tastings are also held. Floor-to-ceiling windows on both sides enhance the sense of openness and light within the space. The bistro offers a menu of comfort foo...
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![Wine First, a restaurant and wine bar in Warsaw, Poland.]()
Phone: +48 786 902 006
Address: Żelazna 51/53, Warszawa
Wine First is a wine bistro in the Norblin Factory, a post-industrial space full of restaurants and shops. It is in the new business area so you are in a very central part of the city, with many options around; plus, it is very easy to get there. It has comfortable food that contains a mix of European cuisines – well executed, and based on very good-quality ingredients. For a few months a year, there is a huge outside space, forming part of the main lane, so you really feel the energy of a big city.
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![Bar Rascal, a wine bar in Warsaw, Poland.]()
Address: Moliera 6, Warszawa
Bar Rascal is a wine bar with a huge selection of natural wines – and exclusively so. However you interpret that, the wine vibe here is obvious but, of course, there is a range in terms of style and standard. The selection comes from the wine importing company Natural Rascal and, yes, your assumptions are correct. The bar is located on Moliera street, at the crossroads of the city centre, the Old Town, and just a bridge away from the Praga Północ district. Moliera is part of the gastronomic square that surrounds the Grand Theatre, and there is a lot happening nearby – you could easily spend a...
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![Blisko Bar, a wine bar in Warsaw, Poland.]()
Phone: 795 888 777
Address: Stalowa 36, Warszawa
Blisko Bar is a wine bistro created by the people behind Dyletanci and the wine import company Winoblisko (you can see what they’re working on by checking the wine list at Dyletanci). Blisko translates as “close” and the bar is located in the unique Praga Północ district of Warsaw which, until recently, was too artistic and untamed to even consider running more complex concepts. However, at the beginning of 2024, Blisko Bar joined the ranks of well-known places in the area, settling on one of the most beautiful streets in the district: Stalowa. The food consists of small plates, designed for...
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![Grono Mokotowska, a wine bar in Warsaw, Poland.]()
Phone: 500 310 261
Address: Mokotowska 54, Warszawa
Grono is a wine bar that is orthodox in its approach, primarily due to the limited space, which has been cleverly and beautifully designed within just 30 square metres. More guests can be accommodated in the warmer months, when outdoor tables are set up, and that’s the only time you can sit lower down because, inside, it’s all high stools. The location is fantastic, right in the city centre, essentially at the intersection of Mokotowska and Wilcza streets, surrounded by tenement houses, with little traffic and wide sidewalks. It’s a neighbourhood spot frequented by local regulars but, due to i...
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![Rita Fumé wine bar & shop, a wine bar in Warsaw, Poland.]()
Phone: +48 607 883 782
Address: Krochmalna 56/U2, Warszawa
Rita Fumé wine bar & shop is located in the heart of Warsaw, in Wola. After operating as a wine shop and tasting room for four years, it has now been rebuilt as a wine bar. Sitting within one of the modern buildings of the revitalised Browary Warszawskie complex, the space is five metres high and filled with natural light from a large glass façade that takes up almost an entire wall. It seats around 20 guests, mostly at regular tables, with a few high seats by the window. The interior follows a mid-century aesthetic – minimalist, with a mix of wood, steel, and stone, plus vintage furniture and...
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![Kieliszki na Próżnej, a restaurant and wine bar in Warsaw, Poland.]()
Phone: +48 501 764 674
Address: Próżna 12, Warszawa
Kieliszki na Próżnej means “glasses on Próżna Street,” and is a wine bar created by Beata Gawęda (from Vini e Affini wine import) and Paweł Demianiuk (a long-time sommelier). The food menu is relatively short, focusing on Polish ingredients. For some time now, the head chef has been Sebastian Wełpa, one of the most respected chefs in Poland. His food is comforting yet creative, and full of flavour. Many regulars come back time and time again!
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![Mielżyński na Czerskiej, a wine bar in Warsaw, Poland.]()
Phone: +48 22 439 05 00
Address: Czerska 12, Warszawa
Mielżyński na Czerskiej is the second wine bar of Robert Mielżyński in Warsaw, located in the Mokotów district. It's not a big place – only around 15 tables with a view over the open kitchen. The whole venue looks a bit like a warehouse, and the wines on the shelves take up around 30% of all space. There are a few wine guys working here, but to get details about the wine, you may need to Google it yourself! However, correct serving temperatures and decent service are provided. There is also a short food menu, where a serving of cheese would be my best recommendation.
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![Mielżyński na Burakowskiej, a wine bar in Warsaw, Poland.]()
Phone: +48 22 636 87 09
Address: Burakowska 5-7, Warszawa
Mielżyński na Burakowskiej has a strong position among wine drinkers in Warsaw. It's one of the first true wine venues in the city, located in the Wola district, close to the famous Powązki Cemetery. For six or seven months a year, you can sit on the garden patio and totally forget you are in the big city. Inside, there is a huge space for wine, organised like a warehouse. This matches the rest of the interior, with wooden tables and red brick walls. Always crowded, Mielżyński offers some snacks and simple dishes, but they are better known for the wine.
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Phone: +48 664 772 102
Address: Wilcza 27, 00-544 Warszawa
Rausz is a wine shop and wine bar with easy-going, rather low-budget wines. It is very hard to get fine producers and good quality, and offer it with low prices, but that’s what Rausz is about. The name of the place can be translated as “dizziness” (i.e. from alcohol) or “excitement.” It has a classic raw wine bar concept with some cheese, bread, sardines and charcuterie on offer. It is in the city centre, and open nights – perfect for your last wine stop! The kind of place you can go wearing a bathrobe and everyone is cool about it.
