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    A. Blikle

    3.2 (37 reviews)
    PriceyDesserts, Donuts, Cafes
    Open 9:00 am - 9:00 pm

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    Good for groups
    Outdoor seating
    Good for kids

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    Cici S.

    A. Blikle is supposed to be historic in that it's been around since 1869. The dessert we tried - sernik (cheesecake) and a wuzetka (chocolate cake with cream and raspberry jam), were good, but nothing to write home about. It's a fancier sit down cafe-bakery, so the service was attentive. I didn't get a chance to try the other historic dessert place, E. Wedel. Their restaurant lounge looked equally if not more fancy; they may do a better wuzetka.

    The famous donuts of A. Blikle.
    Lauren J.

    Went for breakfast to try some of the famous donuts I had been hearing about. Surprisingly, I was not a fan. But there was a bunch of other pastries and food on the menu that was pretty good. This is a great spot to take a break, get a table outside and people watch on Nowy Swiat.

    Amanita B.

    Friends and family couldn't stop raving about this place, so I had to go try one of the famous pączki. They were great, filled with orange and rose and strawberry marmalade, chocolate or cream, and decorated with dried fruits, powdered sugar and icing. They were a little squished though, and the other pastry that I tried - a blueberry bun - was not great.

    Apricot and marzipan domino
    Abigail S.

    The variety of Polish patisserie desserts offered here are tempting to the eye, but I found my selections to be overly sweet and somewhat dry--perhaps from sitting in the case too long. The apricot marzipan domino broke up into many crumbs, and the paczki with the traditional rose filling practically gave me a toothache! As a tourist, it is a fine place to sample a bit of traditional European cafe ambiance, but especially in this busy neighborhood, there are other establishments that seem to offer a better quality of product.

    Paczi? Panscki? Poinski? Kinda dry sadly. Sorry i ate half before taking a pic.

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    14 years ago

    Coffee a little bit too sour, but whipped cream is actually made of cream, it's not an artificial product from spray.

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    Stor Cafe

    Stor Cafe

    4.2(18 reviews)
    0.5 kmPowiśle
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    The best cafe we visited while in Warsaw. Stopping in for coffee and a snack on a Monday morning in…read moreAugust, here's our experience. 1) Drinks: With beans on display for purchase, they know quality beans. A full coffee menu, my wife's cappuccino and my latte were perfect. There's a giant glass jug of water with cups on the counter for all to use. 2) Food: A variety of pastries are available from macarons to buns. Their jagodzianki (blueberry buns) are large, come with crumble on top, and are delicious. 3) Space: It's small, but beautiful, light, and with tables and outlets.

    Pros: comfortable sitting, great coffee and pastries, good vibe coffeeshop, location…read more Cons: no free WIFI. This coffeeshop is a great stop if you're in the area looking for coffee/tea or a place to rest after Chopin's museum. It has plenty of sitting space (inside and outside) and it feels like the kind of insider, hipster place that local would go to. It doesn't feel touristy at all, which is a great thing! We ordered a cappuccino and a moccamaster. They were both delicious. Oh, and don't be fooled: the moccamaster is not the typical Starbucks mocha. This is dark coffee with chocolate accents. If you don't like drinking your coffee dark, order something else (I loved it). Since we were having breakfast, we also tried their cottage cheese toasts (they come with cucumber and radish slices) and their pastrami sandwich with cucumber and sauerkraut. They were both delicious as well. I definitely recommend this place. And don't worry, they speak English too. Stop by, relax, and enjoy some good coffee, whether that's expresso, latte, dark, dripped, or just tea and juices!

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    Stor Cafe - Moccamaster (top) and cappuccino (bottom)

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    Moccamaster (top) and cappuccino (bottom)

    A. Blikle - desserts - Updated July 2026

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