We needed some wifi and stumbled across this lovely concept store. You can drink a coffee (good!)…read moreand tea and shop some nice (Scandinavian) clothes, shoes and accessories here. We sat here for a while and also had a lovely piece of apple pie. The girl behind the counter was very nice, although her English could be better. Service was swift. The store has a nice atmosphere and it was a nice moment in our day.

Merchandise was great value for the price, and the service provided by the young lady behind the…read morecounter was outstanding. She was very helpful, showed us several items that caught our eye. A great experience for us, even though we do not speak Polish.

Souvenir Shop…read more Located right in the popular Rynek Główny, chock full of fun items to take back to your friends and family back home. I usually purchase magnets and t-shirts for my friends so I know exactly what I'm looking for. Purchased 3 magnes and brelok (pendant) but it was really just a stuffed keychain of their mascot, a dragon. Good service, friendly staff.

A very nice woman's fashion store, nice selection, and good prices.read more

Beautiful handmade jewelry and other tasteful souvenirs. I have several necklaces from here and I…read morealways receive compliments when I wear them.

I won't lie. There…read morewere a specific set of people I was purchasing souvenirs for so I was busy hitting up all the souvenir shops in every European country I was in. The beauty of the town squares in Europe is that they are centered pretty much near the historical attractions so it was easy running into a Zara while looking for a coat due to a sudden drop in temperatures or to the local post office set up in a carriage. Ashop is a fabulous little store that carries all the known souvenirs : magnets, cups, t-shirts, pens, notebooks and more. I purchased a few items: 1 pocziowkh 1 koszulka Magnets and a t-shirt for 78.00 PLN which comes out to around only 20 dollars. The staff here are kind and very helpful, despite their limited English. Just learn how to say thank you and they will appreciate it. "dziękuję"

This cute little Coffee Shop and Italian Language book store offers delicious Italian Coffee (being…read morea Coffee Shop) and a wide selection of books and media in Italian as well as Italian Chocolate. It's sort of like a little Italian enclave. It's also a place to speak Italian. The lady behind the counter is very nice and really knows how to make an espresso! I don't understand any of the books but the place has a great vibe and with one big table in the middle of the room is a great place to bring your friends to sit, sip espresso and talk about all things Italia!

Another fabulous souvenir shop…read more They have a variety of items lining the walls and shelves on this shop. I found several magnets for my friends back home as well as a stuffed animal of their mascot, a dragon. The shopkeeper here was kind and helpful, something that I think fondly about my visit to Poland. The people and culture here were absolutely kind and friendly. Or maybe that was just my impression :) 4 magnes, 1 brelok for a grand total of 47.00 PLN or roughly 12 USD.