Platter by Karol Okrasa

4.5
(506 reviews)
Ulica Emilii Platter 49, 00-125 Warsaw
+48 22 328 8730Official website
Accepts Credit Cards
Dinner
Drinks
European
Fine Dining
Free Wifi
Free off-street parking
Full Bar
Gluten free options
Late Night
Live Music
Lunch
Parking Available
Polish
Private Dining
Reservations
Restaurants
Seating
Serves Alcohol
Steakhouse
Table Service
Validated Parking
Vegan options
Vegetarian friendly
Wheelchair Accessible
Wine and Beer
Restaurant

About

Platter by Karol Okrasa, perched on the first floor of Warsaw’s illustrious InterContinental Hotel, beckons diners to a culinary journey that fuses classic Polish flavors with adventurous international accents. Chef Karol Okrasa draws inspiration from his travels across Poland and the world, crafting dishes that marry fresh, natural ingredients with bold, globally‑influenced techniques. The menu is curated to explore both familiar comfort foods and daring delicacies, all presented amid sleek, modern interiors that feel both intimate and expansive. The restaurant’s tasting menu, available from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m., offers 6‑ or 8‑course sequences that showcase seasonal produce and regional specialties—each plate a work of art. Pair your meal with a carefully selected wine from the Sommelier’s collection, spanning Tuscan Brunello, Spanish Alion, and boutique German offerings. Whether you’re flat‑lying on a sleek sofa or perched at a corner table overlooking the hotel’s lobby, the ambience is relaxed yet refined, making it ideal for romantic dinners, celebratory gatherings, or business meetings. Guests also appreciate the convenience of complimentary parking in the hotel’s underground lot—available for 2 hours during lunch or 4 hours during dinner—though the limited duration is something to keep in mind on busier days. With a friendly, knowledgeable staff and an emphasis on sustainable, thoughtfully sourced ingredients, Platter by Karol Okrasa promises an experience that is both memorable and evocative of Warsaw’s vibrant culinary scene.

Highlights

  • New Polish Cuisine
  • Curated Wine Collection
  • Elegant InterContinental Setting

Must-See Areas

Tasting Menu
Wine Bar
Interior Design

Good to Know

Good for

Foodies
Couples
Business Professionals

Best time to visit

April – October, when the weather is warm and the hotel’s lobby is less crowded; evenings in May or September offer a more relaxed dining experience

Pros & Cons

What visitors love

  • Creative Fusion Cuisine
  • Exceptional Wine Selection
  • Prime Location

Things to consider

  • Limited Parking Duration
  • Busy Peak Hours

What people are saying

"Fine Dining""Vibrant Atmosphere""Excellent Service"

At a glance

  • Verified listing
  • Typical visit: about 2 hours
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