Hala Koszyki

This food market/court is really posh, as the neighborhood where it is located, so no surprise. It is very new and very clean and offers a wide variety of cuisines. We enjoyed the vegan burritos with hemp meat (whattttt!) from the Gringo Bar, which tasted amazing and the veggie quesadilla with it's unbelievable pineapple mint dip. We really had a one-of-a-kind experience with this food, so much that we started looking if there were more of these spots in the world as franchising! After lunch we laid on the sun beds outside in the back and relaxed smoking and drinking. It was perfect!

Beautiful place! I wish I would find it earlier. Lots of choices and really delicious options. Love it! Opens 9 am but not all stations open that early.

The place offers a unique and very pleasant experience, especially during the winter months. The enclosed and heated space allows you to move around comfortably, even in a short-sleeve shirt in chilly December. The Japanese restaurant was the highlight – the dishes were generous, fresh, and exceptionally delicious. Additionally, the central area, where a variety of drinks are served, was very enjoyable, with an impressive selection of tasty beverages. A perfect combination of ambiance, food, and service – highly recommended!

This vibrant culinary destination deserves a perfect 5-star rating for successfully reimagining a historic market hall as a modern food and social hub. Hala Koszyki stands out as one of Warsaw's most stylish dining venues, offering a contemporary take on the traditional market hall concept. The thoughtfully renovated industrial space creates an atmospheric setting that perfectly balances historic character with modern design elements. The food hall concept delivers exceptional culinary diversity, with multiple vendors offering various cuisines and dining styles under one roof. This format allows visitors to explore different flavors while enjoying the shared social atmosphere of the communal space. The trendy yet accessible ambiance makes it ideal for various dining occasions - from casual lunches to evening social gatherings. The buzzing environment attracts a diverse crowd, creating an energetic atmosphere that enhances the dining experience. For visitors seeking quality dining in a distinctive setting, Hala Koszyki offers a perfect combination of excellent food options and memorable atmosphere. It represents the best of Warsaw's evolving food scene, blending historical architecture with contemporary dining concepts. This venue demonstrates how thoughtful adaptive reuse of historic buildings can create vibrant new social spaces that honor the past while embracing modern urban lifestyles.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Brilliant food hall located close to Warsaw city center. Lots of different cuisines to choose from and it even has an active bar. Recommended…!

Very nice, lots of stuff to do besides simply eating… unfortunately inadequately expensive for the Level of service! Lots of hipster-wanna be people who don’t even know what da hell they talk about or sell!!! However a great place as a one timer!

A shopping center with many options for lunch, coffee or dessert and Place is nice and has a good atmosphere. Lots of food and drinks to choose from! It's worth a visit!

This an amazing spot for food and drinks. There are so many restaurants (different international kitchens, a fish restaurant, a place with Belgian fries, a bakery, a vegan spot…). There is a huge bar and a craft beer place. I think everyone will be able to choose something according to their liking here. The space is amazing, very cool.

When I hear the term "food court" I generally shudder with horrific thoughts of mall or office park food courts. Hala Koszyki is an epicurean, modern, super-cool food hall. Everyone from vegans to carnivores can find great food under one nice roof at Hala Koszyki. We especially liked the craft beer and food at Kielba w Gebie (serving traditional Polish food) We stayed at the Marriott (about a 10 minute walk from Hala Koszyki). Free WiFi

I loved the vibes of this food court! There were a ton of food vendors with cuisines from all over the world, and the decor felt quite elegant. I got a pork schnitzel, which came with an egg, fries, and salad. The serving size was MASSIVE and I felt quite full after this. The pork was juicy and the breading didn't feel oily! The fries were quite crispy and well-salted. The cucumber salad was also very refreshing. Overall a wonderful meal.

Built inside an old industrial building, this food hall is stunning! It's clean, beautiful, and inviting! There are plenty of food stands and seating! My daughter enjoyed the Butter Masala from Curry Leaf. My sweet and sour chicken from Dim Som was not good, sadly.

This is a modern, revitalized and stylish place. It is a kind of a food court with a number of restaurants and bars. It is a bit noisy, especially on weekends. However, there's a nice atmosphere.

It's a Food Hall, one situated in an old covered market, thats been quite wonderfully renovated. There are restaurants (eat in), beer-halls, bars, food stalls, casual dining, fine dining, cocktails, beers, and cuisine in every form - indian, polish, spanish/tapas, burgers, burritos, sushi, italian, heck, you name it, it's here. You've also got little nooks to hang out in, shared/communal tables for the "take-out" stuff, places to just hang out and chat, free wi-fi, and so forth - in short, everything you need to easily spend the best part of an evening, and not notice the time go by...

This place is amazing. The aromas from the many restaurants is incredible. Playing some chill music and visually very cool. Just a nice place to relax, eat and drink. With all the great options I paired some Ramyum, mix of Pierogi's and a great Polish sweet IPA w a donut. So good.

There are more of these opening around the world like the ferry building in San Francisco or the Elliot Stables in Auckland or the papiroin Copenhagen. The concept is to find a large space in a neighborhood undergoing gentrification. Put in common sitting areas and fill with restaurants serving high quality food. This place takes it a bit further by having central bars for gathering around the dining tables, fancy sit down restaurants in addition to the more rustic and regional choices usually available. It also has plenty of both indoor and outdoor space catering to the weather options. It's somewhat on the pricey side but I would happily return. I only sampled the Spanish tapas place for dinner and wine. Would love to try more.

I love Polish sausage...they always remind me of home. I actually live in London and since there's an abundance of Polish Sklep all over that city - but no German butcher really - I always opt for the Polish sausage. (Psst, don't tell the Poles, but they are actually quite similar to the German ones ;-) Anyway, when I was in Warsaw I decided to stock up on meaty treats from the motherland. And when I happened to walk by Hala Koszyki on my way back to the hotel, I decided to make a mental bookmark to return the next day before heading back to the airport...and so I did. Even though there's a butcher on the downstairs floor as well, I actually got my sausage and hams from the little stall on the first floor. The guy behind the counter was really nice and really praised his sausages; he let me taste everything and so I ended up buying everything that he made me try - because they were really that good. (So glad they don't have the sleuth dogs at inner-European airports anymore - they would have definitely betrayed my goods upon entering the UK). It's a hipster/yuppie place, so probably quite overpriced...but I liked it nevertheless.

Reminiscent of Mercado de San Miguel in Madrid, Hala Koszyki is a great space. More than just a shopping center, this place is a gathering place. Bar Koszyki is a the center of the main floor, with table surrounding it on both sides. Along the outer walls there are mostly restaurant, with a variety of other shops selling books, gourmet candies, and organic selections. Restaurants are a variety of food-court style counters, and sit-down establishments that will probably require reservations on prime evenings. The selection is vast: sushi, burgers, fish & chips, tacos, tapas, and so much more. My friends and I finally made our first visit to Hala Koszyki after one my middle school students recommended it. This location is relatively family friendly in the early hours of the evening. As the night goes on, I would say it is more bar - appropriate for the after work crowd. We started the evening with a bottle of prosecco from the bar - complete with bucket of ice, we carried it upstairs to a small seating area that was a little more intimate and suitable for our girls' night get together. First course was fish & chips - though I went for calamari from Port Royal. The calamari was excellent - breaded, large pieces including tentacles (my favorite), lemon, and aioli which was perfect. It was a nice opener. Second course included tacos from Gringo Bar/Salsowina. I wasn't a huge fan of the chorizo taco, but the shredded beef and chicken, and the gringo chicken tacos were tasty. We liked the mango salsa that topped some of the tacos. I was tempted to go for Indian from Curry Leaves, because the smell was AMAZING, and it wafted up to our table all evening, tempting me... but in the end we went for tacos. In true Polish fashion, I went for ice cream (even in winter) at Magia d'Italia Gelati Caffe. Can I just say czarna porzeczka? Perfect. While waiting for tacos (the wait was a bit long) I ventured into the book shop, and came out with a book on mushrooms. I'm planning a few hiking trips, and wouldn't it be good to have this hand 6.99zl reference book. Can't complain about that! Live music was playing the particular evening we visited, and the vibe in this place was great. It's probably good that I don't live closer, because I would come here far too often. Don't forget to check out the upper level galleries, and the lower level shops. There's a lot going on at Hala Koszyki, and it's definitely a place worth checking out - for locals and visitors alike!

Wow! The concept is a shopping mall of food! The bottom 2 floors had a supermarket and a Rossman's -- think a high end CVS. The main floor had tons of restaurants, gourmet food shops and a huge bar in the middle. Coming soon - Warszawa Wschodnia a 24 hr restaurant. The top floor had a few galleries (one showing the history of the building {old train station} and the restoration) and possible event/meeting space. My 1st visit was opening weekend. What a mop scene! It was too crazy to sit anywhere so I grabbed a box of chocolates from Gzckoladek. The box was filled with gorgeous bon bons that tasted better than they looked! A few weeks later we went back bit after the lunch rush. We sat at Bar Koszyki. Nice comfortable bar in the middle of the ground floor. A great spot to check out all the action. The odd thing was they didn't have a wine list, the bartender just pointed to the wine bottles. Since my eye sight is not what it once was I had to ask her to bring me the bottles so I could see what they offered. We selected a bottle but the young server didn't know how to open a bottle of wine. Her colleague came over and opened the wine and gave us a carafe of water. With the wine under control it was time to get food. I opted for Kielba Wgebie. They had no menu in English so a gentleman explained each item on the menu with great detail. Half way through the menu I decided on a schnitzel-like 'burger' (pork) with coleslaw, lettuce, and tomato and a side of fries. I was told it was traditional Polish fast food; excellent. My cousin didn't have as much luck. She 1st tried to get a samosas from the Indian shop - she simple got at NO! She got the humus and falafel from Man Go. They gave her a beeper that went off when her food was ready. It was basic was her direct quote. I've heard rumors that the service hit or miss. They've been open for less than a month I hope it's just growing pains.

The concept and architecture are really nice and a good example of Poland opening to European modern culture. The first and only place in warsaw where you can feel like in London or Stockholm. But the food and choice of restaurant is unfortunately on another range: it's very basic... People in this place try to be trendy, fancy, blablablaaa... I guess the average quality of restaurants and the atmosphere of people are just not my cup of tea. Underground parking ultra mega overpriced!!!

One of the greatest place to visit in Warsaw. Really contemporary mentality and design, it is a great example of how you can take an old and almost destroyed factory and convert it into a modern shopping mall with stylish stores, bars & restaurants. I have had some drinks there, not remember the exact name of the bar. Only problem the rude waitress. Add on the advantages the heating outside and the blankets.

It is a great venue with several restaurants and bars. Excellent alfresco dining. Love to visit again when I'm in Warsaw.

Hala Koszyki is a modern reconstruction of an old market hall in the center of Warsaw. Some locals love the new food hall look, some complain that it lacks authenticity of the old place and that it pushes away the poor while embracing local hipsters and foodies with deep pockets. Indeed, rowdy vegetable vendors and humble old ladies are gone, replaced by young Poles and foreigners with Apple notebooks drinking yerba mate. Regardless, past is past, it's a great place to meet, eat and drink in the capital city of Poland and I, personally, like it. You can enjoy various cuisines here or sit at the bar, located in the center of the hall and sip some fancy cocktail.

A lot of food to choose from so we went there twice. Tried the sushi, thai and indian food and the dessert corners. Even took home some chocolates as well. Veri nice atmosphere and the wine bar has a good variety of cocktails.

Great concept! You have a fresh market, cafe and an awesome bar - all in one. And all of that down the block from home, amazing :) This is a place you can come for your grocery shopping. There is a butcher, produce section, fresh bread, cheese, milk and few other vendors. Most are either locally grown or produced. People working there are nice and attentive, which adds to the whole positive vibe. At night you can revisit it for a few drinks and snack with friends. They have a cute backyard area; perfect on warm summer nights.

A lovely place to spend time after work. All the restaurants I've tried (all of them, I believe) are expectational (watch for the portion size in the pancake place, they're huge) and so is the bar with plenty of choice, great atmosphere and architecture and extremely friendly staff.

Hala Koszyki is a mix of old and new. This is one of my favorite places to meet up with my friends. There is such a variety of delicious food.