Conveniently located and quite nice brewpub. Four of their own brews on tap at the time of my visit and all of them were quite decent, the stout was my favourite. Service was polite and quite efficient. The food was quite nice too. A bit touristy, but well worth the visit.

Centrally located, arrived outside of rush hours. Staff busy checking their smartphones. Decent service after all. Beers are slight off style or just less well made, but interesting with a stout in the lineup. Didnt try the food. Smallest size was 0.3 liter pours.

Located in the tourist trap aera. More a restaurant than a brewpub. Well anyway they had good beers. Only 4 available. No other than their own brew. That is a drawback. It would rised the interest. Nice friendly staff.

Besøkt i januar -08: Gode egenproduserte øl, spesielt var hveteølen god. Noe uinteressert og ikke særlig kunnskapsrik betjening, men maten var bra og prisnivået hygggelig for en skandinav. Vel verdt et nytt besøk.

Good location, but the patio felt a bit removed from the street action, especially compared with Bierhalle. Browarmia also loses the beer comparison with its nearby brewpub neighbour, as Browarmia’s uninspired stuff bores. Not an eventful experience.

Large corporate place on main drag, the one closer to old town than Beirhalle. Annoying ambiance with poorly made kit beers.

they only offer the beers they produce themselves. I thought a bit stuffy in the basement. Service not very fast. And the beers: not my favourites, sorry

Bussy pub/restaurant near the old town of Warszawa. Ok but little slow and uninterested service, decent food and 3 own brewed beers standard on tap (pils, weissen and stout). They had one additional one (crimson ale) when I visited. Ok if you are in the neighberhood.

Decent enough restaurant/brewpub on the main street in Warsaw. Few seats inside, most visitors will be seated on the wooden benches/tables on the deck. Service is good for the first order, after that they seem to forget you (though it wasn’t quite late evening yet, it turned out to be near closing time, this might have something to do with that).
Food was very decent, not brilliant but large portions and good value for a place in the centre of Warsaw city life. The brewery adds a nice touch, and the beers are definitely worth trying. (visited summer 2010)

Probably a bit of a harsh score but that’s against current run of places like the Mikkeller Bar. It’s a decent enough place and I was pretty tempted to do a take-away 750ml of the dunkelweizen