After exploring the Church (which is well-worth visiting!!) we felt like having a cup of coffee and…read moresomething sweet :) We liked this little squeezed-in café with burning fireplace from outside and walked in. The atmosphere inside is really nice and cozy and the waitress was nice and spoke English. We had our coffees and shared one dessert and enjoyed the quiet time to absorb the impressions from the Church visit. They accept credit cards.

Open early, probably best pasteries in Wroclaw, decent outside and inside sitting areas... My new…read morefavorite. Pain au Rasin is the best I've had in Wroclaw and is 7:40am too early for Tiramisu? Asking for a friend.

You like sweet breakfast, but you friends want to go for hearty bacon egg toast with a ton of…read moreCheese??You found the right place! Nice Coffee and a big variety of breakfast stuff is available here! Good choice, definitely one of the better brunch places in wroclaw 1 star less because of the slow employees, and the self service

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.

Delicious! I had the sweet white chocolate and pistachio latte and the French bread plate was…read moreamazing. We sat outside, which was nice.

Friendly wait staff. Nice atmosphere. Small venue - not a lot of seating. Coffee was good. I…read morehad the croque madame and it was good. My buddy had the brioche with sirloin and he said the bread was hard and the meat was tough.. almost jerky-like, didn't care for it so much. It looked like it would be tender. He also got a salad that he enjoyed. The 3 slices of bread that came with the salad were tasty (he gave me two of them)!

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!!

During our visit to Wroclaw we visited the Hala Targowa local market building in order to find good…read morelocal food at a local price. There, we came upon Cafe Targowa. We went again the following morning as the coffee was so good. SERVICE: 5.0. The young man was quietly passionate about coffee and patiently explained his offerings and philosophy in good English. COFFEE: 5.0. He provided us two coffees he carefully crafted in front of us. Both were as described, and were excellent, and had plenty of caffeine. The second morning we had drip coffee - easily the best we had in Wroclaw. AMBIANCE: 5.0. A few seats available. Simple decor. Comfortable. LOCATION: After entering front entrance of Hala Targowa, Cafe Targowa is located about 2/3rds of the way down on the left-hand wall.

This little cafe is a hidden gem . An exclusive selection of beans , great baristas and flavorful…read morecoffees . I truly enjoyed my cup of Java at their place .

We stopped in for coffee…read more COFFEE: 3.5. No brew coffee available. We had Americanos. Like most coffee we had in Wroclaw, it was a bit insipid for our taste, but better than most we found. Best part - it was served in Polish porcelain cups. SERVICE: 4.0. Fast, and the coffee was delivered to our table. AMBIANCE: 4.0. We sat outside at one of the few sidewalk tables. The interior was funky with modern music playing at a low volume. Lots of comfy chairs with most occupied by young very casually dressed folks.

Cozy looking place with a bit of a 70's vibe. Old vinyl playing in background. Simple tasty food…read more Well prepared coffee with friendly service. A bit outside the center of town, so cheaper and quieter.

Our group of 15 business associates decided to have on dinner "on the square" in the historic…read morecenter city of Wroclaw, Poland last evening. At 9:00 pm, Wroclaw's square was hopping with pedestrians patronizing the dozens of restaurants, bars and clubs with their European-style seasonal sidewalk cafes that line the square of this attractive college town of 600,000 making it the third or fourth largest metropolitan area of Poland after Warsaw and Kraków. La Scala, a well-renowned Italian eatery with an attractive outside-awning'd cafe was our choice for the evening. I have dined in many of the Wroclaw's most popular restaurants over the years having been involved in our company's business activities in this region but last night was a first for La Scala. The baked lasagna was the talk of our end of the table and in fact became my choice after sharing a few outstanding appetizers of bruschetta and calamari. I could tell immediately by the full-bodied tomatoes and zesty-sweet sauce on the appetizers that La Scala was for real...a real Italian enclave tucked into this meat-and-potatoes corner of the world. Their signature lasagna was served piping hot in a large baked dish. It's distinguishing feature was its surprisingly light sheets of pasta interlaced with cheese and their prize-winning tomatoey topping. La Scala got the job done in style for our large group last night. Got to throw 'em a quattro.

Average food, good prices for the food but the wine was extremely overpriced. The service was…read moreawful. I wont return.