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Saying ‘thank you’ or ‘dziękuje’ when the wait staff comes to collect the bill is more than a mere courtesy in Poland. It means that you don’t want any change back. If that’s not the case, use ‘proszę’ (‘please’, pronounced ‘pro-sheh’). Note that the tips usually are not included in the bill. A customary tip is 10-15% of the meal's total. Adding the tip to your credit card payment is not common, so try to have some change at hand.

To count the taps with beer in a Warsaw pub, you won't have enough fingers and toes. In this city, multitap bars are popular. These are venues that offer different types of draught beer from local breweries. You can try them all since the prices for alcoholic beverages in Warsaw are reasonably low.

There are places in Warsaw that are not safe for tourists. Praga Polnoc is known as the most dangerous area in Warsaw. The streets of Brzeska, Stalowa, Konopacka, and Mala are infamous among locals as places where it is better not to walk in the dark. Also, according to statistics, a lot of crimes take place in the prestigious Mokotow district. But the city centre is also not so safe as you may think, so hold your wallet tightly and better not travel alone.