Very lovely place to grab coffee and tart. I know they have more location this is the smaller one…read morelocated in Stary Browar in the beautiful area of Poznan old town. They were able to customize my coffee by using dairy free milk to plus for that but I wish I didn't have to pay extra for that - that why I take away one star other than that very lovely place. Will definitely come back when I'm in Poland again.

Food is dobra. Not representative of menu. Girlfriend was disappointed, that's why minus two stars…read more Bacon was burnt, tables were mały.

The ice cream at Kolorowa in Poznan was so good that I went to get it three days in a row, and…read moreastonishingly, the assortment of flavors offered was different on every single day! The Mascarpone with Black Currants had a cheesy, creamy texture contrasted by the sweet and tart currants, and the Snickers was a delicious combination of chocolate, streaks of caramel, and whole peanuts. But if I had to pick a single flavor I liked most, it would be the Banana with Biscuits and Chocolate. The ice cream base had a distinct banana flavor and creamy texture, enhanced by the crunchy cookie bits and chocolate chunks mixed into it. Absolutely divine, and the crunchy waffle cones were a memorable hit as well!

The owner is wonderful and speaks some English. We had omelets, which were so tasty, and…read morecappuccino and white tea. This tiny place is darling with 3 tables inside and 4 tables outside!

How is it that this little gem hasn't been reviewed yet? I stumbled upon Un Pot by mistake and took…read morenotice of the cute exterior and the phrase "English Breakfast" amongst unfamiliar Polish words on the chalkboard by the window. But it was 4pm, and, jet lagged as I may have been, breakfast wasn't high on my list. So I went for their apple tart (warmed) with a side of ice-cream and a pot (un pot, get it?) of Early Grey tea with cream and sugar. And I had the whole place to myself.

Nice, little Polish restaurant in a cellar of a building at plac Wolności…read more The owner and waitress have been very friendly and obliging. The menu card was written in polish but that didn't matter really, because the owner took time to translate it. He also gave a short description on the few but well chosen menus that were absolutely fresh and seasonal. We really enjoyed it to eat there and if visit Poznań again it will be a pleasure to come back to eat there!

Very friendly service. The food (we had pierogis) was amazing and the interior design is cozy -…read morenice jazz music that plays in the background and isn't intrusive. I definitely recommend it!

We had to reserve through our hotel because it was hard to get reservations. Very traditional…read morePolish food right off the side of the old town square. The ambiance felt very old European. The service was typical Euro slow, but nice. The waitress' had no problem understanding our English. The food was really savory and hearty. We started with pickles and bread. I got a beef rollup with buckwheat and beets. Wife got roasted duck with baked apple. My son got fried pork cutlet. Everything on the plates were good!

When in Poznan this is the place! Such a great selection of classic Polish dishes. We enjoyed many…read moreof the dishes our waitress recommended and had such great service. Wiejskie Jadlo has a very friendly and welcoming atmosphere. The wait staff was extremely friendly and sincere. We enjoyed seating outside midday. The food was top notch. We have tried many places in Poznan for traditional dishes and this was for sure a favorite. If you are looking for authentic dishes you cannot go wrong with Wiejskie Jadlo.

Such an adorable and tasty chocolate cafe just off the Old Town square here in Poznan!…read more Any cafe that has nearly a page of hot chocolate options has a special place in my heart. I tried the Republika, which has a bit of confiture/jam in it, and it was oh-so-tasty. Thick hot dark chocolate with bits of fruit adding texture and a subtle hint of flavor. Definitely one to drink with the spoon. There are other options, including dessert cakes and pies, and ice cream. Bathrooms: Clean and functional. Fairly spacious.

You must try the hot white chocolate with raspberry!…read more Just amazing! This is one of the gems of Poznan and during the weekend you need to be lucky to get a table as most of the people will call ahead to reserve, even more if you are a group of more than 2. They have so many variety of hot chocolate drinks that you can come here a few times and still find new flavours. They also have coffee/ice cream/cakes etc but the speciality is hot chocolate (hence the name Cacao Republica). If you are in Poznan, don't miss it and remember, book if you plan to coming on the weekend.

Good cakes although a bit expensive. But you do get some cream, jam and a bigger than usual slice…read moreof cake. Capuccino was served with a tiny biscuit which is always nice in case you are just having coffee. Service was fast and polite. It's open till late which is very nice for some late dessert eating after a movie or something :)

I've eaten here a few times and not been disappointed. Last time I was here with two friends who…read moredon't speak any Polish at all, but that was ok because the waiter had flawless English! It's got the old school Polska country feeling to it, and a good selection on the menu. I had a filet mignon with a lovely chanterelle mushroom sauce, served with salad, warm beetroot salad and boiled potatoes. One of my companions had the same, and the other the fried Camembert. For dessert we shared buckwheat pancakes with 2 sauces and whipped cream. Service was spectacular- my friend dropped her knife and the waited was immediately there with both a knife and a fork so she could replace her fallen utensil. I know Dublin hipsters think they're hipster with their pallet furniture and school bench tables, but they'll never be as nonchalant hipster as saddle seat bar stools and beer barrel chairs!