Milanovo Bread & Wine Cafe in Warszawa

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  Stanislaw Cronberg

  :: 01 May 2018 12:52:47

  Possibly the worst cafe experience I've ever had. I'm giving a one star review because of the incompetence of the staff. It was written that from Monday-Friday 8-12am with every breakfast you receive a coffee for 1zl. However when I received the bill it included two coffees, each for 15zl. Shocked, I inquired about the discount and the waiter told me that today is a holiday so the promotion does not hold. She never explicitly told me this before. She said shes been saying it to people a lot today and others understand, but evidently not to me and my companion. Nowhere in the menu is it written that during holidays the promotions are not in place. Soon the manager came and told me that I would have to pay. After pointing out their flawed logic for several minutes they caved and I did not have to pay, but it is ridiculous how they treated me. They did not apologize for placing me in this situation. Also the waiter was asked later (not next to me but I could hear clearly) if she had told us about the lack of a promotion, to which she blatantly lied that she had. I have never been treated like this in a restaurant before. I recall this manager being my waiter once and the experience was poor also. I will not frequent this place any longer as will not the rest of my family.

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  Kyle Null

  :: 06 December 2017 11:46:14

  This place is open until 10pm everyday, which is kind of a rarity in Warsaw. It's strange to me to live in a city that doesn't have many late night restaurants. They have decent Burgers. Then I enjoy getting a quick waffle with egg + meat on it for brunch. They have wi-fi and it's directly on a tram stop and park, so it's easy/convenient to get to. I just learned recently that you can request crispy bacon to be added to your waffle in place of ham nibblets. Rarely in Poland have I found a place capable of making good crispy bacon. They also have one of the most incredible Cesar Salads I think has ever existed. My wife and I can't help ourselves but to walk down the street and get one for lunch/dinner/snack. I've become a regular at this place and its hard to stray away from the salad or the waffle.

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  Stanisław Wróbel

  :: 02 September 2017 12:52:23

  The place is very small, offers small portions and the table was to small to put a fork beside my plate. Apart of that, the food was gorgeous and I felt like lots of love was put into it. I had eggs with ham which were pretty good. The best part was the bread and the spread. We had 3 spreads and despite of the very low ammount of bread to put it on, we managed to eat them all. Also the waitress didn't get my order quite right. I asked for espresso on ice. The waitress seemed confused and offered me americana on ice cream. That's just the similarity between polish words so there's no problem there, just needed clarification. The coffee was also good. So was the green smoothie, I forgot what it was called but they were making it very frequently. It tasted like green plants and even felt like it in the mouth. Totally amazing experience. Would recommend this breakfest place to anyone except people who want a big portion. If you want a big portion, get McDonald's. Tldr. Small dishes, good quality and taste

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  Avram Laura

  :: 10 August 2017 06:26:21

  It's a nice little place, good for breakfast and coffee, maybe brunch. The menu has some interesting things that you don't find in other places, but it's not cheap.

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  David Vlach

  :: 22 July 2017 16:54:28

  Several people have recommended me this place so my expectations were high. Food is generally ok, portions could be bigger, some combinations are really intriguing. The sitting places are bit crowded and there isn't any place for baby carriage or for kids to play. For casual dinner or decent brunch this place can be the right choice for family lunch with small kids look elsewhere.