Boooooo! Unfortunately this place is closed. I heard it was really good and had awesome traditional…read morePolish food. Sorry gang.

We were shopping in the area for Polish pottery (why else would you come to this city?) and were…read moretold that this place has great pierogi. Indeed, they were right! We had a great meal which included various types of pierogi, as well as beetroot soup and hunters stew. There are plenty of other hearty choices on the menu, all at reasonable prices. The decor is fascinating with lots of interesting stuff to look at in a cottage that is reminiscent of a log cabin. We would certainly eat here again.

Second time here over two different business trips to Poland. Wraclaw is a mid-size college town…read morein southwest P-town which looks more like Germany like it was a couple hundred years ago. Grabbed a "Chicken II" crepe loaded with cheese, 'shrooms, tomato and delicious and plentiful chicken chunks. A little sour cream and Ketchup added the finishing touch. My co-diner nailed a "Bashment"...feta, spinach and chicken - also "right there". It doesn't get any better than this. Five beannies all day long.

I've only been here once and I'm thinking that it was a bad time to come judging by the other…read morereviews. I had heard really great things about this place and was excited to have some good pancakes. Unfortunately, it was disappointing from start to finish. The nalesniki took an hour to get from ordering to arrival, which didn't really matter so much since I was with friends. It took 30 minutes just to get the coffees we ordered. When the food finally came it was packed with cheese, which is a good thing, but none of it was melted and it was cold in the center. The pancakes themselves were really good and somehow had more flavor than the chicken filling. Overall, it was just blah, bland, and boring.

This place was so good. We stumbled on it while we were walking about in the evening. It was…read morepacked when we first passed and said we would stop on our way back if we didn't see anything we liked better. Well we ended up here, a family of 5 on a packed evening. They were able to squeeze us in at the outside seating. The waitress spoke English and the food came out quickly. The menu was a little confusing, it all seemed to be the same thing. She tried to explain but it was still a little odd. We ordered anyhow an ended up with way too much food, but it was all good. A good place to try some traditional food and soup. The bathroom was downstairs if that is an issue for anyone, but it was clean.

From the owner: Zarys historyczny Armenii: po raz pierwszy nazwa Armenia…read morejest wymieniona w dziejach ok. 520 r. p.n.e. Nazwy „Armenia” i „Urartu” to są te same nazwy w różnych językach. Ormianie są klasyfikowani do potomków starożytnych narodów świata. Przyjęcie chrześcijaństwa w Armenii miało miejsce w 301 roku przez króla Armenii Tyrytadesa III z dynastii Arsacydów. W wyniku ludobójstwa Ormian w Imperium Osmańskim (1915-1923) wielu Ormian znalazło schronienie w różnych krajach na całym świecie. Na świecie żyje ponad 12 milionów Ormian, z tego ok. 9 milionów mieszka poza granicami Armenii i Arcacha. Dlatego ormiańska kultura kulinarna została zintegrowana z różnymi kulturami świata. Osią kuchni ormiańskiej jest chleb lub ciasto. To właśnie stanowi podstawę filozofii naszej restauracji. Różne składniki naleśników (krokietów) w pewien sposób reprezentują geografię zamieszkania Ormian na całym świecie. Uważamy, że takie podejście pozwoli naszym drogim klientom skosztować różnych smaków z całego świata. Zawsze jesteśmy gotowi przyjąć serdecznie naszych ukochanych klientów!

Great food and variety of seating. Their latte was excellent. Convenient location in historical…read morecenter.

Great selection of coffee, sandwiches, desserts, seating available on a first come first serve…read morebasis. Service relatively fast. Good place to catch up with a friend, or for a non-confidential business meeting.

The food here is amazing. I come from Chicagoland so I know Polish food. This is some of the…read morebest. The service here was good for Poland. We were not left alone for the whole time. Our server spoke English also. Good vibe. Nice street seating.

Busy place with. ice atmosphere. Traditional food available and it was all pretty good…read more menu is available in English. The waitress was very friendly and helpful in talking us through it. I decided to go as traditional as possible and had the sour soup with egg and sausage. it is on the salty side but having had it a couple times have always found this to be the case. It was tasty and I'd recommend it. This with an ice cold beer is a delight! We got the dumplings to share with what i assume was stuffed with pork and served with bacon lardons. It was tasty enough. Not memorable but by no means unpleasant. I then tried the pork knuckle. the meat was very tender, served with cabbage, horseradish and bread. The bread was plain and not needed. Some fried potatoes with onion and herbs would have been much better with it and made the dish. Ask for this instead. my other half who was less adventurous had basically a pan fried piece of chicken and fries with cabbage. pretty much a chicken escalope and fries or if in germany a schnitzel mit pommes. it was what it was. Tasty bit nothing new or interesting unless you have never had one before. Still it was correctly cooked and if you are in the mood for this its not a bad thing to order. I'll still give it 4 stars as the service was good and everything was cooked right. It just didn't wow me but then this could just be the polish cuisine in general (although again I haven't had enough to make this judgement wither) so I wouldn't knock them as everything was done well.

A cute Parisian bistro located in the old town section of Wroclaw Poland…read more The service is friendly. Bathrooms are clean -- a huge bonus after a morning of site seeing. They have a nice wine list. The offer a great lunch special - soup and choice of salad, pancake, or omelet. We both opted for the French Onion Soup. What better on a rainy day on Poland than a great bowl of soup covered in cheese?? The soup arrived with 3 small pieces of bread with melted cheese floating in a broth that just didn't look right. It tasted more like red cabbage soup than onion soup. I had the pancake with brie -- it was thin and crisp like no crepe I ever had. My cousin ordered the omelet -- it was a flatbread pizza with eggs and bacon; also not what she was expecting. They had free wifi and seemed to have no issue with us hanging around to finish our wine but they didn't ask us how the meal was either.

Baked and traditional pierogis were delicious! The "mix" option lets you try both types in…read moredifferent flavors. Our waitress was helpful and recommended the garlic and onion sauces. The potato and beet appetizer was also great, and the strawberry juice was fresh! Nice outdoor seating next to the market.

Can't speak for the food. I just dropped in to grab a drink and enjoy the bustling energy of the…read moresquare. It's a great spot just to sit down and enjoy the breeze, admire the architecture, and take in the scenery.

For me the best coffee place in Liberec. Their coffee as well as cakes are amazing. The atmosphere…read moreis super friendly, staff is smiling, always polite and attentive. Definitely highly recommended!

This is quite possibly my favorite cafe in all of the Czech Republic!…read more As a Seattle girl, my relationship with coffee is about as serious as most Czech people feel about beer. Bez Konceptu makes incredible lattes and cappuccinos topped with beautiful artwork, iced coffees and teas with fresh mint or fruit in the summer, and recently added chai lattes to the menu, which I missed dearly from home. The cheesecakes and sandwiches are fantastic (the triangle with egg, cheese and special sauce is one of the best hangover cures I've found!) and they are all homemade daily. On top of all this, they are the friendliest staff imaginable, always greeting you with a smile even when every table is full and there is a line out the door. Most speak fantastic English and of course Czech, making it a favorite for both expats and locals.

Görlitz is a beautiful city that miraculously survived destruction in World War II, while Dresden…read morereceived the wrath of the British and American bombardment. Later, it was not remade by the Soviet bloc East German government due to insufficient funding, which would have demolished many of its old buildings (by then seriously distressed). Consequently it became the best preserved example of German Baroque architecture in the country. The Espresso-Bar Cafe Kränzel is a jewel of a place that epitomizes the charming character of Görlitz. It is located in one of the best areas of the city -- in fact the historic core. If you are walking between the Untermarkt (the older and smaller market square) and the church of Sts. Peter and Paul (a glorious architectural colossus), your likely path will be on the street called Neissstrasse. That would bring you directly to the Cafe, at the corner with the street Kränzelstrasse. The proprietor of the Cafe is a wonderful person. I learned that he, a bright artistic type who is quite personable, studied the art of coffee (in its many magnificent varieties) in Italy, perhaps the best place to learn all about it. Anyone who visits this place will feel most welcome, and certainly they will be treated to some of the best offerings available in this lovely city. The Cafe Kränzel is a great part of discovering the wonders of Görlitz.

One of the best coffee places I've been to! 75 different coffees combined with a yummy menu…read more(starter/aperitif only though) makes this place a great one to hang out. Oh, and not forget to mention the nice staff and cosy atmosphere with a fire side during winter time. They also offer a brunch menu on the first and third Sunday of the month (which I didn't get a chance to try)

Fantastic little cafe in the old town. It was the only place open on a Wednesday morning, so we…read morewent for breakfast. Excellent coffee and breakfast. Great atmosphere. Friendly people. It turned out to be an excellent choice.

What a lovely café!! The staff were super nice and a lovely dog will greet you at the door (and…read moreoccasionally at your table!) You must try their homemade lemonade (limo) - I had the pomegranate-blueberry flavor and it was incredible, filled with fresh blueberries and with a bit of fizz. The latte was also delicious, with excellent latte art of a bear. We got the pasta with vegetables and veggie burger; we're not vegetarians (quite the opposite actually), but we loved both dishes! The staff were super nice and helpful with our non-German speaking selves. A favorite stop in our visit to Görlitz!