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Baila Show & Dining
Bombaj Masala
Executive Lounge
Greek Restaurant and Cafe Mykonos
Food Hall Browary
Gastronomia
Olivos Cafe & Restaurant
Munja
Nine's Restaurant & Sports Bar
Sakana Sushi Bar
Sobremesa Tapas Bar
Warsaw Brewery
Bakery Warsaw Breweries
Deseo Patisserie & Chocolaterie
Good Lood
Kawiarnia Dobro & dobro
Kawiarnia Etno
Kawiarnia Vita
Piccola Italia & Mediterraneo
Crazy Butcher
ADN Centrum Konferencyjne
Hamski Barber
Klub fitness Calypso
Executive Laundry
Strefa Piękna by Juźwin | Kobielski
ADN Centrum Konferencyjne
Baila Show & Dining
Bakery Warsaw Breweries
Bombaj Masala
Calypso Fitness Club
Crazy Butcher
Deseo Patisserie & Chocolaterie
dobro & dobro cafe
Etno Cafe
Executive Laundry
Executive Lounge
Food Hall Browary
Gastronomja
Good Lood
Hamski Barber
Munja
Mykonos Greek Restaurant & Bar
Nine's Restaurant & Sports Bar
Olivos Cafe & Restaurant
Piccola Italia & Mediterraneo
Sakana Sushi Bar
Sobremesa Tapas Bar
Strefa Piękna by Juźwin | Kobielski
Browar Warszawski
Vita Cafe

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A place

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About Breweries

Nearby Wola

This quarter of the city, determined by Grzybowska Street to the south and Krochmalna Street to the north, is worthy of Warsaw by all means. And how it changed in the blooming period and fell to the lowest depths in the post-war turmoil may amaze even lovers and experts of the city. From the "promised land," which was the aim for everyone longing for a better job and fate came the "Warsaw’s wild west," known from Tyrmand's novel, where it was easier to lose than to find happiness.

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For many years this part of Warsaw's Wola, which is closest to Śródmieście Północ, was an area almost entirely forgotten by the residents of Warsaw. Hidden from their eyes and as if absent from their consciousness and neglected and ignored. Today it has returned to its rightful place thanks to Warsaw Breweries, which once again filled the area with creative energy and joy of life.

The past of this place came full circle because once again, you can drink beer brewed on-site, have a great meal, take care of yourself and find respite from everyday life. After many years, Warsaw has regained this part of its organism for itself and you. Rebuilt, put to use, and sincerely dedicated to the residents and guests of our city, but first things first.

From the best brewery in Europe...

 

For years, Warsaw looked upon this place with pride. It was here, in 1846, that the Haberbusch and Schiele brewery was founded and quickly became the capital's "promised land." The brewery, the largest in the Kingdom of Poland and one of the most important on the brewing map of Europe, operated until World War II. It was an unquestionable icon of local entrepreneurship and a place that provided a better future for its employees and well-paid Warsaw residents.

World War II completely devastated this area. Skeletons of bombed tenement houses took away the beauty of this former pride of the city. The post-war fate of the site was of no concern to anyone, and although the brewery itself continued to operate (changing names and owners), and in the years of the deepest socialism it produced coca-cola under American license (sic!), it eventually collapsed, and with it, the whole area fell into oblivion.

Fortunately, life abhors a vacuum.

...to a vibrant new urban space

Echo Investment spotted the potential in the devastated and abandoned area of the former Warsaw Breweries. In this place, you could feel the city's vibrant heart - it just needed to be woken up again. The great awakening and the most significant revitalisation in the capital began three years after acquiring the plot in 2017.  As complicated as it is beautiful, the neighbourhood's past inspired the architects and designers responsible for this concept of revitalising the city, located between Grzybowska, Wronia, Chłodna, and Krochmalna Streets.

The deep respect towards the past dictated that this place should be named Warsaw Breweries. 

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In this way, we pay tribute to the land that hospitably welcomed a new, impressive in size and diverse part of the urban fabric.

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The work on the project lasted seven years. Not surprisingly, its functionality and design have been well thought out. It is easy to find your way around Warsaw Breweries. However - considering the size and number of objects, squares, passages, paths, and levels - you can also successfully and intentionally get lost here, or at least hide from the boring everyday life.

Warsaw's Wola district has gained a beautiful, open, and friendly place for everyone. The quarter has been filled with residential buildings, office buildings, city squares, and new streets. Even during industrial prosperity, it was a city area carefully guarded by janitors and unavailable to non-employees.

The revitalised buildings of the former brewery - the historic Malthouse, the Laboratory, Villa Schiele, and the 170-year-old cellars of Leżakownia - remind us of the former glory of this place.

THE CITY IS HAPPENING HERE

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The Grand Opening of Warsaw Breweries was held in the spring of 2021. The renovated historic Malt House became home of NINE's Restaurant & Sports Bar, and newly renovated Cellars welcomed Food Hall Browary as their host, with 12 different culinary and bar venues. Browar Warszawski chose a side wing of this building for its headquarters, brewing its first vats of craft beer in July of 2021.  In this way, the story of Haberbusch & Schiele Brewery has come full circle – or maybe a full barrel.

In July of 2022, the list of tenants of Warsaw Breweries has been finalised and completed. The last place on this list to offer its space for users was a top-notch Warsaw aesthetic medicine clinic – THE CLINIC – which occupies all floors of the meticulously renovated Laboratory building.

Warsaw Breweries have become a tourist and Varsovian favourite alike. When people visit this place for the first time, you often hear them say words such as “elegant”, “with panache”, “very European” and “incredible.” Architecture competitions' jurors also confirmed these opinions. In only over a year since their grand opening, Warsaw Breweries have won 31 awards in prestigious competitions such as:
- Grand Prix SARP
- Nomination to MIPIM in Best Mixed-use Development
- Nagroda Architektoniczna Prezydenta Warszawy
- CEE Investment Awards - Best Refurbishment
- CIJ Awards Poland (in 4 categories)
- Food Business Forum 2021
- CEEQA 2021 - timeless design

The most significant validation though is the number of visitors per square meter. Thousands of people visit Warsaw Breweries every day – to rest, eat something unique, have fun with live music, go shopping, have a cocktail, work out or some TLC... And even though it's only been a year since the official grand opening, we can proudly repeat after the Haberbusch and Schiele Street neon that without a shadow of a doubt: “The City Is Happening Here”.

... ENGAGING ALL YOUR SENSES

The streets and green squares of Warsaw Breweries smell bread baked on-site, freshly ground coffee and a wood-fired grill. Carefully designed interiors tempt with an offer of delicious breakfasts and dishes from almost all corners of the world. Here you can feed your senses with smells and flavours of Greek, Mediterranean, Adriatic, Asian cuisine, Spanish and of course our Polish cuisine at its best.

Fans of sweets may delight their eyes and palates with unique desserts, pralines and handmade ice creams, and if you crave stronger sensations, divine coffee and fabulous drinks wait for you here. The craft Warsaw Brewery builds a symbolic bridge between this place's past and future, restoring the brewing tradition of Grzybowska Street.

If you prefer to fulfil your potential in the kitchen and eat in, you can also find a specialised delicatessen in Warsaw Breweries, where you can buy the best ingredients – from here and from distant Asia.

There are workshops and salons of recognised Warsaw artists representing the guild of hairdressers and barbers at your service. Here you can take care of make-up, nails and style from head to toe.

And if tired of all the excitement or want to rest after the culinary feast, You can find plenty of open space represented by as many as five public squares: the bustling Malthouse Market with a fountain and benches suspended in a birch forest, the quiet Laboratorium Courtyard, the green heart of Warsaw Breweries, i.e. the Central Garden towering over Leżakownia (the Storage Cellars) and the Lower Square, the Breweries Gate Square welcoming guests entering from Grzybowska Street, and the Breakfast Square hidden in the residential part at Krochmalna Street.

Here you can feast your eyes on various colours, structures and textures of everything around you. The main promenade of Warsaw Breweries - Haberbusch i Schielego Street - will stop your eyes thanks to the unusual post-industrial pipeline and urban graffiti that decorated the stairs leading to the former Storage House.  

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Yes, this new symbol of the flourishing of modern Warsaw can appeal to everyone.

CALENDAR

1846

Błażej Haberbusch, Konstanty Edward Schiele and Henryk Klawe establish a brewery on Grzybowska Street.

1898

The second generation of brewers celebrates success, and the brewery on Grzybowska Street grows like a weed and undergoes impressive modernization full of innovations.

1907

The brewery produces as many as 8 million bottles a year.

1921

The time of the beer renaissance after World War I - a new giant is being created: the United Warsaw Breweries (Zjednoczone Browary Warszawskie).

1955

World War II brings an end to the former Breweries and beer return to the capital in 1955.

1970

The Warsaw Breweries Company (Warszawskie Zakłady Piwowarskie) starts producing beer under a new name. The most Warsaw beer called Królewskie has its debuts.

1972

The first bottles of Coca-Cola produced under American license rolled off the production line in the Warsaw Breweries.

2017 

The laying of the foundation stone of Echo Investment's project.

2019 

CEE Investment Awards - Project of the future.

CIJ Awards - Best Retail Project of the Year.

2020

CEE Investment Awards Gala organized by Europa Property - the best refurbishment project.

2021

The opening of the new Warsaw Breweries. 

Warsaw Breweries has received several prestigious awards:

- MIPIM nomination in the Best Mixed-use Development category

- SARP Grand Prix

- CIJ Awards Poland (in 4 categories)

- CEE Investment Awards Europa Property: Best Mixed-use Development

- CEE Retail Awards & Marketplace Europa Property: Best Mixed-use Development

- Food Business Awards

- Polityka's Architectural Award

- Architectural Award of the Mayor of Warsaw

- CEEQA: timeless design

2022

Warsaw Breweries continues the series of prestigious awards:

- Red Dot Design Award: Brands & Communication Design 2022

- Object of the Year in Aluprof Systems

- Food Business Awards

- Prime Property Prize

- MAPIC: Best Urban Regeneration Project

- Eurobuild Awards

- Accessibility Leader: Public Space

- Build Europe Grand Prix