Jimmy Bradley's Irish Bar

Owner Kevin Bradley calls it "The hardest Irish pub to find in Warsaw", and here at Warsaw-Life we can see why! Hidden in the lobby of the Warsaw Towers behind the Holiday Inn hotel, only crafty locals know how to get to this live sporting and music venue. Another approach is from the InterContinental Hotel (ul Emilii Plater), if you walk down the left hand side of the hotel you will enter ul Sienna, where you then have to walk through revolving doors into the office lobby and then you'll find the bar.
Packed to the rafters on big football and rugby match days, Bradley's supplies what ex-pats crave the most when stationed abroad; a nice pint, good pub grub and lashings of great banter. Bradley's shows all the big sport events from the UK and Ireland.
The staff at the pub also provide for the needs of the surrounding financial district with business lunches, happy hours and catering for corporate meetings. But above all else, if you're new to Warsaw, passing through, or just looking for a friendly face or two, Bradley's is the place for you!
Take a look on their website for the latest menu and promotions. Between 10am and 12 midday every day there is a bargain 10 zl wee Irish breakfast available, and the standard version is available all day, every day for 27 zl.

I have been there a few times over the last few weeks and i think now its my favourite place to go for a drink in warsaw. It is a true Irish pub, with a real pub atmosphere and good pub food and an irish owner.

From the outside this bar is at the bottom of Warsaw Towers, which is a modern office block. It's in one of the downstairs lobby areas. And all very modern.
But once you wander inside it's like being in a traditional pub in Ireland or Britain. The lighting, furniture, colours, decoration all make you feel relaxed and in a traditional pub.
I tried the cider - that is quite hard to find in Warsaw - and it was perfect.
I didn't try any food, but the menu once again looks spot on with traditional pub food like Irish Breakfast - which is basically an English Breakfast. Shepperds Pie. Pannini's etc.
Good range of beers and drinks too. Friendly enough staff. A good amount of people were there for a Wednesday night watching the football on a variety of screens. But if you were not interested in sport, it is not over bearing I would say.
I'll go back. I'm giving it a ten.

jus back from Warsaw and can say had a great couple of ngts in Jimmys, Lots of Irish living near by making the place, lke home... luk 4ward to getting back soon

great place, good food, lots of alcohol :)

Man U always win when I go to bradleys. UNITED!!!

ok kitchen cud be better, but great craic. good fun during happy hour

The Ultimate gathering spot for a great night out with the Lads. I couldn't ask for more, beer on tap, selection of meals, and always a great place to swap Rugby injuries, and football politics. Not to mention, you'll end up going back in the morning for a fry-up!. I'll be calling Bradley's my Local from now on.

??????????This place is he best warsaw has to offer for irish bars hahahahaha its a joke sorry kevin put a toilet inside get that old lady outta d kitchen man sort your shite out please i love going here but am gettin sick of it fair rapidly put some paddys behind that bar man

This place really surprised me. The atmosphere is great and I've made some good friends there that I'm out with often. Perfect place to watch any sport and just as good for a quiet drink. The food is excellent, which is a rare thing for most pubs/bars. Also I should add, they do an amazing breakfast, Perfect for a hangover

I definitely recommend this place : )