Café Bristol is a café located in the historic Bristol hotel which is arguably one of the best hotels in town. The entire building, including its façade and interiors, is decorated in an eclectic style typical for the fin-de-siècle era between the 19th and 20th centuries. That’s exactly why I like it so much: it’s probably the only original Parisian style café left in Warsaw. Thanks to the stylish décor and staff dressed in neat uniforms you can feel like you’re in a café in Paris or Vienna.
The friendly staff will be happy to serve you breakfast, lunch or simply a cake of your choice from the glass display with a tea or coffee. What’s worth mentioning is that the breakfast sets here are served all day long so no more letting others decide when you should eat your eggs!
Just like the hotel itself, the prices in the café are more expensive than Warsaw average but still acceptable, especially taking into account its location and quality of service.
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