This is a big subject. You can read all 3 pages of my review at: http://biega.com/npolandtour1.html and don't forget to look sat the extra photo pages.

Before heading to Poland for about four days, many people told me to skip Warsaw entirely and head straight down to Krakow. I didn't in the end - I gave both 2 days of visiting. I'm glad I did because I liked Warsaw a lot more than I had expected to after everyone told me to take the first train out of there! It has a really interesting history and has it's beautiful neighborhoods. Certainly deserves a day or two of visiting while in Poland.

wow, this place has opened just recently, and i can tell it's already a hotspot in warsaw!! the caffe has a funky modern interior, good techno music (i.e. i'm not that into techno, but i still liked it!), and really friendly (and cute!) waiters. go check it out!

yes, it's true! this Internet Club (not a cafe since they don't sell any beverages other than a coffee machine in a corner) has the fastest internet connection in Poland. great if you are into Quake or other simulated games - they have annual Quake leagues too. Plus it's much cheaper than other internet cafes, charging only 6 zl / hour, and even less if you become a member. the seats are comfortable and the facilities top-notch. check it out!

Since my personal fave cafe (Szpilka) has already been reviewed by someone else (and they liked it, so I've got no reason to write another review ;), I will bring to the attention of my fellow iAgorians another wonderful little cafe in Warsaw. "Mala Czarna" is located on Hoza St., right off Marszalkowska St. It's got a semi-American taste to it - for any of you that have been to the US, if you liked Starbucks Cafe, I guarantee you'll love "MC". But even though personally I'm not much of a Starbucks-fan, "Mala Czarna" is definitely high on my list. Good coffee, excellent smoothies in giant glasses (my fave - VeryBerry) - what more could u wish for? As for food - more of a snack place - just sandwiches and salads, so don't go there too hungry. C U all there!

a cafe on Bracka street off Marszalkowska. Name means "Between Us" but also goes by the name "Miedzy Nogami", which means "Between Legs" ;) Pricy by Polish standards, but good salads, soups, coffees, esp. Cafe Au Lait served in big bowls. Works of up-and-coming artists hang on walls, with a new exhibit every month.

this is one of the only (if not the only) 24 hour cafe/bars in town. great music (Buena Vista Social Club seems to be a fave there), good coffes, and you can always meet someone you know there!