Polish Donuts... Paczki…read more. If you stay in Poland and you searching for some good sweet... you must try the paczki, a Kind of Donuts or berlin Pfannkuchen (in Berlin called "Berliner") Delicious, super fresh, warm and with lots of variations.. a big selection of fillings.. the Little stores called "Stara Paczkarnia" are located in most of the polish Citys. I try my first Paczki in Wroclaw, near the Stare Rynek.. Try one...

Stara Pączkarnia had the best pączki and the most flavor varieties I encountered in Poland. Of…read morecourse, they offer their traditional flavors like raspberry and plum, but they also have more unique flavors like Nutella and banana. You order at a window and can see the workers inside making fresh pączki. Protip: Get there when they open so you can get a freshly-made, warm pączek!

We visited this Polish bakery during a food tour to try the traditional Paczki donuts and we're so…read moreglad we did. We loved the traditional interior and all the memorabilia inside. They have a beautiful daily selection of goodies that I'd love to come back and try later.

This is a small Polish bakery specializing in Paczki donuts. The interior is inviting with lots of…read morewall memorabilia harkening back to the local franchise's original owners. Our rose and fruit filled glazed pack is were fresh and so delicious! What a splendid treat!

I really enjoyed this small indoor and outdoor bakery. Although it is small it has a robust…read morebusiness. As I sat out front enjoying my raspberry filled croissant with a latte macchiato I watched as tons of people made purchases. The croissants are not French but well made fluffy and flaky. Most of all there were so many items to choose from. Depending on your mood or time of day they have something for you. The Pavlova Tortes looked divine fruit filled that looked light enough to float away. Nice service, good pastries, pretty space, clean and cheap! What could be better? Not much! Communication was limited I cannot speak Polish and their English was limited. But I easily ordered two croissants, one chocolate, the other raspberry filled, a butka (sweet roll) the size of my hand and a latte macchiato all for 12.65 zloty which is approximately $3.40 U.S.. AWESOME!