Bar Koszyki
per person
The bar in the former Koszyki market hall is now a hot spot for a cozy afternoon and social evenings in Warsaw Inner City South.
Why do we recommend the bar?
T he Hala Koszyki (Koszyki Market Hall) in Warsaw is a historic market hall located in the Śródmieście district. It was originally opened in the year 1906 and was one of the first modern market halls in Poland. The name “Koszyki” means “baskets” in Polish and likely refers to the former basket vendors.
The Hala Koszyki was an important place for food trade and served as a meeting point for locals looking to buy fresh products and groceries. Over the years, the market hall experienced various phases of prosperity and decline. It was heavily damaged during World War II.
In recent years, the Hala Koszyki has undergone a remarkable transformation. It has been converted into a modern culinary and cultural center, housing a variety of restaurants, cafes, bars, and shops. The renovation and redesign of the hall have helped preserve its historical atmosphere while adding modern amenities and gastronomic offerings.
GOOD TO KNOW In online city guides, the Hala Koszyki was once considered an insider tip and a hot spot. However, that’s now history. The hall was the first revitalized venue many years ago, making it an attraction. Other places have since taken the lead. You can find these listed under “Food & Drink – Hot Spots.”
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Animals
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According to the administrator, the Koszyki market hall is wheelchair accessible.
The bar is located in Hala Koszyki, for which we have created a separate overview. For an overall view, please click on the following box.
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Seats at the bar cannot be reserved.
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Drinks
Spritz
Craftbier (0,5l)
Non alcoholic (cold)
Hot beverages
Wine (glas)
No food at the bar
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