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Hi,
we’re four guys, and we’ve put together Westminster’s restaurant scene in an app called Vota. The concept is simple: you see two places side by side (for example Famille vs. Kachina Southwestern Grill), you choose the place you’d rather go to, and the ranking updates instantly. The more people vote, the more accurate the list gets over time. There are still a few duplicates here and there, but I’m continuously cleaning up the data.

Here’s the iPhone version, with categories that actually fit Westminster’s food scene:
https://apps.apple.com/app/vota-restaurant-ratings/id6744969212

And here’s the Android version (finally live):
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.vota.app

P.S. I’m not from Westminster (I live in Gothenburg). I’m not collecting data, not selling anything, and the app does not use AI-generated content. I’m posting in a few different subreddits because we now support more regions, and I genuinely want honest feedback from people who actually know the area.

u/TheShynola — 8 days ago
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The most beautiful building I have seen in my life

Faculty of Psychology of the University of Warsaw.

To me, this building is a good example of how we can evolve the architecture to correspond to the modern artistic and functional standards. For example, instead of traditional corridors, the building uses open galleries that lead to classrooms. Archdaily has a good article on it.

It is my superfluous perception of tourist; it was built in 2025, so it is important to know how it will stand for students and staff after 3-4 years.

I do (have learnt to) appreciate classical, baroque architecture and I have visited >10 European cities. But, for example, the main building of the WUT looks like a museum that accidentally serves as an educational building. It is beautiful in his own way, mainly historical and academic.

Happy to know what student or staff think about it.

u/Pir-o — 9 days ago
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Warsaw Specialty coffee - what are the best places?

Hello Warsaw people,

What are the best specialty coffee places in Warsaw that you would recommend to a visitor? It would be great if they also roast beans because i'd love to buy some local ones? :)

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u/itisnotstupid — 9 days ago
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Employment rate(% of people aged 20–64, by NUTS 2 regions, 2025)

in 14/16 polish voivodeship employment is higher than average for european union, Warsaw region has highest employment rate in european union.

u/Plus_Calligrapher_93 — 9 days ago
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Free 1-hour photoshoot in Warsaw | Men 25–45 | Portfolio project

I’m looking for a few men aged 25–45 for a free 1-hour photoshoot in Warsaw. I’m building a portfolio of modern, urban portraits and lifestyle photos similar to the references above. No experience in front of the camera is needed.

If you have a hobby, passion or something characteristic you’d like to include in the photos, even better.

The session is free in exchange for permission to use selected photos in my portfolio. If interested, send me a DM.

Date and location are flexible and will be arranged individually.

Communication possible in Polish, English or German.

Portfolio: https://www.instagram.com/coldfish.ph/

u/vi1991_ — 9 days ago
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Where to buy refurbished Herman Miller chairs

Cześć everyone

I'm on the hunt for a high-quality office chair (Herman Miller Aeron, Steelcase Leap, or similar) without paying the "brand new" retail price.
Looking for a reputable shop or liquidator in Warsaw that sells refurbished/used ergonomic chairs.
I know about OLX and Allegro, Offeco-nl but I'm looking for a physical warehouse or a specific company that specializes in this so I can actually sit in it before buying.
Any recommendations for spots that won't break the bank but will save my back?

Dzięki!

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u/Upper_Historian_6957 — 9 days ago
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The courier is wandering around the building while the food gets cold. Is this a common issue, or is it just me?

Hey,

I worked as a Glovo courier in Warsaw for a while and noticed that finding the right entrance to buildings takes a ton of time. Google Maps just points to the middle of the block, and finding the correct door and staircase is very time-consuming.

I'm wondering if this is just my problem, or do other couriers experience this too? And on the flip side – if you order food, does it annoy you when the courier calls asking "where is the entrance?" or when the delivery is delayed because the guy is wandering around the neighborhood?

I'm asking because I'm thinking about building a solution to this problem, but I don't know if it's just my struggle or a more widespread issue.

Thanks for the feedback!

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u/Richi9PP — 14 days ago