Stary Dom, Traditional restaurant and café on Puławska Street, Warsaw, Poland.
Stary Dom is a restaurant and café on Puławska Street in Warsaw, furnished with dark wood pieces and white tablecloths throughout. The spacious dining room is filled with natural light from large windows, creating a refined setting for meals.
It was founded in the 1950s to serve jockeys and racing enthusiasts from the nearby Służewiec horse racing track. Over the decades, it evolved into a respected establishment known for serving classic Polish food.
The restaurant keeps Polish culinary traditions alive through regional dishes prepared using time-honored recipes. Visitors can observe how classical cooking techniques like steak tartare preparation are performed right at the table.
The restaurant operates daily from noon to 11:30 PM and allows guests to watch cooks prepare certain dishes tableside. A reservation is recommended, especially on weekends or for larger groups.
The restaurant earned recognition from Slow Food Poland in 2016 for its commitment to sourcing local ingredients and using traditional preparation methods. This award reflects its dedication to craftsmanship that goes beyond mere nostalgia.
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