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#FOOD
Officially best food in town!
Gazeta Wyborcza, the biggest Polish daily, gave the 2013 „Best Restaurant” title to Jung&Lecker, a wine bar serving delicious weekday lunches (for 21 PLN between 12pm and 4 PM) with regular menu changing every week (!). Go see for yourself what the town is raving about and check their FB postings (through google translate) to know the lunch of the day-it always includes a soup and a quite wide range of pasta, salads and main dishes which is quite uncommon for a lunch set. On Wednesday, they’re serving cream of corn with lovage (i.e. „love herb”) and roasted cashews followed by minced steak with boletus mushrooms, julienned cucumber and bulgur. All for 21zł! Dish out the additional 8zł for wine, so worth it! Smacznego! But hurry while the food lasts (lunches might run out by 3 PM).
And if they do run out of lunch, be sure to try pear soup with saffron milkcaps instead!
Where: Jung&Lecker wine bar, ul. Emilii Plater 14
Map: click to open
When: lunch served on weekdays between 12pm and 4pm
How much: 21 zł for lunch, 29 for lunch with wine
Details: click here
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#MUSEUM
As you can see, an exhibition of Polish art
As You Can See: Polish Art Today” is the first comprehensive presentation of cutting-edge Polish art in over a decade, structured around the most interesting works, approaches and topics present in contemporary art in recent years.
The aim of the exhibition is to provide a guide to facilitate exploration of the territory of contemporary artistic phenomena for a broad spectrum of viewers interested in contemporary culture.
Where: Museum of Modern Art (Muzeum Sztuki Nowoczesnej), ul. Pańska 3
Map: click to open
When: Tuesday-Sunday, 12PM-8PM
How much: free admission
Details: click here
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#MUSEUM
All the pretty neons!
Neons are an expensive version of the billboard – some of the oldest ones have been around for decades. Sadly, they are beginning to disappear from Warsaw’s cityscape. The people behind the Neon Museum have managed to salvage historical neons from the garbage heap of history and created a unique collection (the only other museum of this kind is in Las Vegas). Visit the post-industrial Soho Factory building to see some of the most beautiful specimen! And be sure to check out their giftshop, too.
And if you get hungry, head to one of Warsaw’s most expensive restaurants in building 46 (look for the neon WARSZAWA WSCHODNIA, or Eastern Station Warsaw) in time to get lunch of the day (soup, entree and dessert) for a mere 20 złoty!
Where: Muzeum Neonów (Neon Museum), building 55 in Soho Factory, ul.Mińska 25Map: click to open
When: 12-5 PM Wednesday-Saturday, 12-4PM on Sundays
How much: the museum is run by a non-profit organization, so donations instead of admission fees!
Details: click here
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This Wednesday, choose between two great museums and two fancy lunches for almost milk-bar prices!