Bar in Warsaw, Poland

Łaskawość Tytusa

125Pearl Points

Wine-first stop

About Łaskawość Tytusa

Book Łaskawość Tytusa when the Warsaw plan calls for a wine-led evening rather than a full dinner or cocktail-bar night. Star Wine List recognition gives it a credible specialist signal, but first-timers should treat food as secondary unless checking current details before going.

Łaskawość Tytusa is a Warsaw venue with confirmed evening hours, a smart casual dress code, and Star Wine List recognition for 2026. The verified public information supports treating it as an evening stop rather than a lunch plan: it opens at 5 PM Monday through Friday, 3 PM on Saturday, and is closed on Sunday.

Use this guide as a grounded snapshot rather than a full menu or service review. Confirmed details do not include a chef name, cuisine, food format, prices, seating count, reservation policy, or address beyond Warsaw, so those points should be checked directly with the venue before making a plan.

Go for confirmed wine recognition and evening hours

The clearest verified signal is Star Wine List recognition for 2026. That makes Łaskawość Tytusa relevant for readers specifically comparing Warsaw venues with a wine-related credential, while still leaving the exact list, service style, and food offering to be confirmed directly.

For planning, the confirmed hours are direct: Monday to Thursday from 5–11 PM, Friday from 5 PM–12 AM, Saturday from 3 PM–12 AM, and Sunday closed. If food is the deciding factor, use Our full Warsaw restaurants guide first, then verify current details with Łaskawość Tytusa before you go.

The room suits an evening plan, with details to confirm

Because the verified information does not include seating layout, group capacity, outdoor seating, or booking requirements, avoid building the plan around assumptions. The safest read is that Łaskawość Tytusa is an evening Warsaw option with smart casual dress and confirmed late-week hours extending to midnight on Friday and Saturday.

Compared with broader Warsaw options, the useful confirmed hook is simple: Łaskawość Tytusa has Star Wine List 2026 recognition and published evening hours. For anything more specific, including menu, availability, accessibility, reservations, or special seating, check the venue's current official channels before visiting.

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the crowd like at Łaskawość Tytusa?

The verified information does not specify the crowd or group size. What is confirmed is that Łaskawość Tytusa is in Warsaw, has a smart casual dress code, and has Star Wine List 2026 recognition.

Does Łaskawość Tytusa have outdoor seating?

Outdoor seating is not confirmed in the verified information. Check the venue's official channels for the latest details before you go.

Do I need a reservation at Łaskawość Tytusa?

A reservation policy is not confirmed in the verified information. The confirmed hours are Mon-Thu 5–11 PM, Fri 5 PM–12 AM, Sat 3 PM–12 AM, and Sun closed.

What's the best time to go to Łaskawość Tytusa?

Base timing on the confirmed opening hours: Mon-Thu 5–11 PM, Fri 5 PM–12 AM, Sat 3 PM–12 AM, and Sun closed. For current availability or booking advice, check directly with the venue.

Location

Piękna 49, 00-672 Warszawa, Poland

Warsaw, Poland

Compare Łaskawość Tytusa

Where to book instead

For a wine-first Warsaw night, compare Łaskawość Tytusa mainly with Vinoteka 13 and Grono Mokotowska. Vinoteka 13 is the stronger cross-shop when bottle selection is the whole point; Grono Mokotowska is the practical nearby-style alternative when location and ease matter more.

For a broader bar night, Nobu Bar and Rausz shift the decision away from wine. Nobu Bar suits a polished hotel-bar mood, while Rausz is a better fallback for a less wine-specific group.

If this is not the right fit

Try Grono Mokotowska if the group wants another Warsaw bar option with less commitment to a wine-specialist evening. Try Vinoteka 13 if the decision is mainly about wine and bottle choice.

How it compares with Warsaw wine and bar peers

Choose Vinoteka 13 if the brief is a more explicitly wine-shop or bottle-focused stop, and choose Łaskawość Tytusa if the group wants a central wine-bar evening around Piękna. Grono Mokotowska is the closer cross-shop for a similar city-center drinks plan, so use it as the backup if timing or table availability works better there.

Nobu Bar is the better fit for hotel-bar polish, mixed drinks, and a more international crowd, but it is less targeted for someone choosing primarily by wine. Sakebar makes more sense when the night is built around sake or Japanese-leaning drinking rather than a wine list.

Rausz is the easier alternative for a casual bar-first evening where the exact bottle choice matters less. If the reader wants the night to feel wine-led and conversation-friendly, Łaskawość Tytusa remains the sharper pick; if the group is mixed on wine, Rausz or Nobu Bar will be safer.