Leo Guide

The Main Building of the Warsaw University of Technology was constructed in 1899-1902. It is beautiful both outside and inside. The author of the design, Stefan Szyller, is recognized as one of the most outstanding Polish architects of his time. During the daytime on weekdays, you should be able to enter the building to see a beautiful grand hall with a stained glass roof.

I visited this restaurant for the first time and had a pleasant experience. The place gets very busy during lunchtime, so a bit of slow service is understandable. The food was tasty and portions are large, which compensated high prices. The menu selection is huge, so I will probably come back to try something else and may update my review.

A small Greek bistro with a standard set of traditional Greek dishes. They also have Greek lager beer, Mythos. For dinner, we ordered a gyro plate and kofta kebab with tomato sauce and both were delicious! Portions are huge and prices are very reasonable. CASH ONLY is a big minus, but unfortunately, it is pretty common in Vienna. Also, do not expect to get a printed receipt best case you will get the total written on a piece of paper, but again prices are pretty reasonable, and for the price of a schnitzel (€20-30 in this area) you can have a full meal with drinks and coffee! By the way, I recommend trying Greek coffee. It is very good, especially with a shot of Ouza on the side ;)

I think this place is a good option for tourists to have a decent lunch at an average price. Do not expect anything fancy and service could be better, but the food quantity is good. I recommend adding the salad bar option to your lunch.

Unfortunately, I have not attended any performances, so my review is purely for the building. It is an imposing neoclassical structure designed to host opera and ballet performances as well as theatrical plays.