I just experienced a really fun place for drinks...Bar Below just off of Marszalkowska and Wilcna. 2 minute walk from Centrum. Well worth it. Lots of good seating filled with lots of good people. I had a great time. To top it all off, there is an amazing restaurant just above it. Kwai is one of the best places in town. Everything on the menu is a delight. Whether you are looking for a quiet night of dinner, drinks and relaxation or taking it up a notch and letting off some steam. you can find it all in one place with Kwai and the Bar Below.

I will be visiting Warsaw for the first time soon. What are the best bars in the centre and the Old Town to meet girls?

What are the do and don't to consider?

If you are looking for the all-night after bar then look no further. Crowds usually don't get any heavier than 50 deep, but believe me the atmosphere is deep enough for even the veterans of late night atmosphere.

Jerozolimskie ??? something. Next to Tango and Cash. Just look for the Polish Frat bar/club/whatever and go towards the river another 20 meters. If you hit the Irish pub you went too far...way too far ;)

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If your lookin for a trendy joint with tons of hot girls, then Cinnamon is a consistent place to hit up. Its been around for a while, but it is still a hot place to be. If you can convince the selector to let you in, you'll find a slew of trophies and party girls lettin loose. Bring your wallet though, drinks are pricey for a Warszawian and the girls are usually lookin for a sponsor ;)

It's located in the new Metropolitan Building opposite the National Opera House.
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www.komunikat.net

I went to a new place last night that was great. It is called KOM (Komunikat). It opened about a month ago. Great interior. They used the old telegraph company on the corner of Marszalkowska and Swietokrzyska behind the metro stations. It is rustic yet very trendy. The staff was amazingly friendly and attentive. I guess it is more of a high end restaurant than bar, but there are booths and sofa areas for lounging as well as 2 bars on each level to sit belly-up. The prices are a little high, but I guess ya need to pay for atmosphere...12 pln for a beer. I didn't eat anything, but I did have a look at their extensive menu. They offer a wide variety of dishes from a compilation of old world cuisine styles. The owner Kia is walking around and making sure people are having a good time...he is a very entertaining guy with a good attitude and lots of funny stories. I'll definitely be back to see them.