Cute little shop that serves strudel -- sweet to savory…read more I stopped In because the shops in that neighborhood didn't open till noon and I had time to kill. I got a double espresso cappuccino -- perfectly milky as it is served in Poland. I tried the black currant and banana strudel with chocolate. The strudel was crisp not soggy from the fruit filling. The chocolate was fudgy and had the effect of magic shell used on ice cream. The fruit filling was very sweet and the banana well I don't think it was a banana. The moral of this review is yes they service was friendly and in English but things still got lost in translation. So when in Poland go with the flow and enjoy the strudel.

Desserts! This place has a great selection of pies, cakes, chocolates, and lody (ice cream). Tucked…read moreaway, it creates a great ambiance for families and couples. I've been here a couple of times and thankfully it's never too busy. Like other Polish restaurants, my only complaint is the slow service but I guess that's to be expected.

Best place in Wroclaw to have superb gelato! This little gem with its nice and relaxing garden can…read morebe found on Wroclaw`s Sand Island called Wyspa Piasek. So if you are on your way from the old town to Cathedral Island, you will be the lucky one and should do yourself a sweet and refreshing favour. It is open every day till 9 pm! One scoop is 4 zloty, two scoops are 8 zloty, three scoops 11.50 zloty and four scoops 15 zloty. I loved it so much I had to come here almost every day. And you should do the same if you love ... ... salted caramel. ... any kind of ice-cream with yoghurt. ... most of all yoghurt with strawberries or cherries added. ... friendly staff translating and explaining all flavours. ... eating ice-cream while relaxing in a deckchair or hammock. ... super relaxed vibes in general. It is not difficult to find Lody na tumskim. When you are in front of the market hall (Hala Targowa) just walk across the Sand Bridge (most Piaskowy), then turn right and walk through the gate and down Bulwar Piotra Włostowica along the river Oder. Between the piers called Przystań Tumska and Przystań Kapitańska you will find this little tucked away heaven for sweet theeth :O))!

Decent breakfast spot that opens somewhat early. My husband and I were still a little jet-lagged,…read morewoke up and we were in search of coffee and breakfast. We stumbled upon the place next door but they were slammed and not taking in any walk in customers, so we came here. Ordered at the counter and got a latte and the eggs Benedict with bacon. My hubby got a poached egg on top of avocado and toast. My Benedict was just okay - but it gave me a tummy ache afterwards. Decent place but not my favorite or my tummy's favorite.

My first time here was a very pleasant experience. I met up with a friend from Wrocław and she…read moresuggested to meet here as it was a good location on Świdnicka and within walking distance for me. They also offer a breakfast/brunch buffet on the weekends, and this was her motivation for coming here. Service was a little slow around 11:40 and a line was forming. We were near the start, so our wait wasn't too long and we managed to snag a tiny table. Seating is somewhat limited and the tables are small. We both ordered the breakfast, and actually it was delightful. There was an assortment of salads, breakfast foods including sausage, egg, a bulgur curry dish, and tomatoes and pickles a plenty. Cheese, honey, jam, baguette, hummus and more. I grabbed seconds and had my fill. I won't eat for the rest of the day. Cost 25zł. The atmosphere is relaxed and calm. The lighting is nice. If I lived here I could see coming here to get work done (although like I said earlier the tables are a little small.) The location is great too... Just a short walk from Renoma or a little bit further from the rynek. Go for a stroll along the promenade afterwards....Regular hours make it a reliable place. Oh and wifi is free... Their password is written on the wall inside. I would definitely come back. See you next time I'm in Wrocław!!

IRMA is a local bakery located in the Hala Targowa city market building. We visited Wroclaw, and…read morewere looking for good local food at a value price, and thus visited the Hala Targowa market. We found IRMA, and purchased a large apple pastry to share for breakfast. The man at the counter (I think the owner) was kind and patient, providing guidance in very good English. It was so good, we went back and bought 3 types of bread rolls to have with our dinner. LOCATION: After entering the Hala Targowa market main entrance, the bakery is located on the right-hand wall, about 1/3rd of the way down the length of the building. It is the only bakery in the market (that we saw).

We took a couple of slices of a cherry/chocolate and white cream cake home to share. Light texture…read moreand not-too-sweet: wonderful. Service was friendly and fast. Cute small shop with a couple of tables.

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.

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!