Chianti is the Italian restaurant in Warsaw worth to visit. Exists on Foksal 17 street since 90-ties - quite an achievement in very competitive gastronomic market in Warsaw. Plenty of places are 1 season stars and dissappear faster than appear. Chianti (Warsaw, Poland) best part is the nice food, friendly service and nice interior design.
Last time I was there last week - nothing really changed. For 2 hours in nice atmosphere of this Italian reasturant, dinner for 2 we spent 40 USD.
In the summer there are few tables outside.
Menu cover.
You get starters to any meals you order. Some bread and - this time - garlic butter. No olive oil present on the table. Maybe I could have asked for it.
Our main course lamb cotelets with bone (10 USD), red wine (house wine 3 USD/glass).
Krakowski Kredens is special food shop which offers food produced according to old Polish recipes. It is also beautifully designed, so if you are at Nowy Świat Street 22.
"Krakowski Kredens" means "Cupboard of Cracow" - the idea is based on the traditions of wealthy middle class of Cracow at the end of XIX beginning of XX.