Vegetarian Food in Warsaw, Poland

Yesterday, I was eating steak cooked in ginger at my favourite Vietnamese place, Que Huong, so today I went to the opposite extreme, and had some wonderful vegetarian food at a place called Vegan, round a back alleyway on Jan Pawła II near the intersection with Solidarność in Warsaw.  I sometimes go in this place on Sundays and midweek.  The low quality mobile phone shot of the vegetarian food and medicinal-type, peppermint drink don't really do justice to how good it all was.

You can't really see it, but at the back, there is a wonderful buttery spinach and potato mixture; and a carrot and broccoli curry mixture, while on top there is a soya cutlet (at the front, there is some kind of red cabbage and rice covered with an interesting tomato sauce).  This plate of food and drink cost me 16.50 złoty (just short of 3 pound). 

After eating this meat-free hearty meal, good for my digestion, I walked down Solidarność towards Ratusz Arsenał, and got a picture of the Lutheran church (I think?) there.

Yesterday early evening, I got the following pictures at Muranow, near Ratusz Arsenał.  The first is of the fountain near the Muranow (avant garde type) cinema; the second is of the big police place; and the final two are of an old (Soviet-style) war memorial.

Here, I'm kind of doing my own little sketch of the place.