This listing isn't a gym. Google categorizes it as a cafeteria, lounge bar, dessert shop, and night club, and every one of its five written reviews describes food, drinks, or the dining atmosphere at a Warsaw restaurant, not fitness training.
A Detailed Complaint About Slow Service and a Disappointing Drink
Neha Sharma's review is the most critical here: "I was disappointed with my recent visit to this restaurant. The service was very slow, and we had to wait a long time before our food arrived, like an hour, seriously. I ordered mango lemonade, it was without mint, it was just like water with mango juice, tasteless. The staff didn't seem attentive or organized, people are waiting on the door for sitting, no one attends them. These all made the experience frustrating." I'd flag that hour-long wait detail directly, since it's a specific, concrete complaint about service speed rather than a vague dissatisfaction.
A Detailed Account of an Unconventional, Experimental Menu
Omega's Chatterbox's review offers a strongly positive account of the restaurant's distinctive style: "We visited this place essentially on impulse, not exactly knowing what to expect, and yet we were still shocked! In the most positive sense, the savoury menu felt unhinged, designed as an experimental experience to the point where it felt weird to order the more 'normal' options. We can definitely recommend the pizza, and drinks." She does note one specific downside: no physical menu, QR code only, though she frames it as part of the venue's distinctive identity.
A Specific Complaint About the Signature Dish
Coldbearrr's review raises a pointed concern given the restaurant's name and reputation: "Been craving for pancakes recently, saw the reviews and recommendations from Google, and of course the most important reason, the restaurant's name. Was thinking it won't be bad if the restaurant named after their signature dish? But I was totally wrong, the pancakes is very average, plain, almost a bit bitterly taste. Overall disappointing, maybe the vibes was good, after all it's more like a place for hanging out, instead of dining."
Detailed Accounts of Specific Dishes and Atmosphere
Shubhankar Dash's review describes specific menu items in detail: a bacon jalapeno smashburger with fries, and customized Nutella-whipped-cream-strawberry pancakes, both described as flavorful and satisfying. Mohadese Galdi's review adds a similar account, praising fresh, flavorful burgers and fries alongside a vibrant atmosphere with colorful lights and music.
Why This Matters If You're Looking for a Gym
If you found this page searching for somewhere to train, none of it applies. Every one of the five reviews describes food, drinks, or dining atmosphere at a restaurant and lounge, not any fitness facility.
What's Missing
Nothing here answers a fitness question, since none of the five reviewers describe a gym. No specific pricing is stated in any review.
Who It's Not For
Anyone looking for a gym. Anyone hoping to find fitness training or equipment at this location, since nothing in the written record describes any.
Marszalkowska 17, 00-628 Warszawa, Poland. The phone number is +48 793 474 718, and the website is foodxwwa.goorder.pl. Hours are Sunday 10:00-21:00, Monday-Thursday 11:00-21:00, Friday 11:00-22:00, Saturday 10:00-22:00.
FAQ
Is this a gym?
No. It's categorized as a cafeteria, lounge bar, and night club, and every written review describes food, drinks, or the dining atmosphere, not fitness training.
Is the signature dish, pancakes, well regarded?
Mixed - at least one reviewer specifically describes them as average and plain, despite the restaurant apparently being named after them.
Is there a physical menu?
No, according to at least one reviewer specifically, who notes ordering is done via QR code only.
Is service reliable?
According to at least one reviewer specifically, no - she describes waiting roughly an hour for food and inattentive staff during her visit.