No, thank you. I went there once some time ago but they annoyed me so much, that 4 months later I…read moream taking the effort of writing this review. I had there breakfast on a Sunday morning. Prices - well, ok for Warsaw, slightly higher than in Berlin.. BUT 1) self service and a long queue, which means - the prices actually too high, as they save on staff 2) if you don't order 100 % precisely what you wish they will try to sell you the largest and the most expensive version of the product. If you don't agree to buy what you don't actually want, the "suddenly helpless" girl at the counter will say " Oooh, but I don"t know how to cancel this order, I think it is impossible ..oooh ", which is of course a lie. Typical Polish sales strategy. But as a well mannered person you don't want to stop the queue behind you to discuss it with the helpless girl, so you pay for sth that has been sold to you in a tricky way, go to your table and try to enjoy your meal anyway - in vain... 3) ...as the buffet is on the counter behind the queue. That means you can't fetch the food just so, you have to cross the queue saying 10 times"Excuse me", "Oh sorry","Can I get through" - and then again, while going back. Great logistic idea. wrrr. The other pain in the neck in the fact that the food appears on the counter only in very small portions, which means, your meal is actually a kind of a hunt - you have to wait for the new portion of .. let"s say fruit.. then you have to spot it, run and hope that it still will be there when you finally have managed to get yourself through all the queuing people (again "Oh, excuse me, oh pardon, oh sorry) Sorry to say, but Warsaw generally, trying so hard to be trendy in the western way, fails to offer the basic gastronomic services. After such an experience I could really enjoy a coffee and a piece of cake in a McCafe :)

Art gallery, book store, coffee shop and much more MiTo Cool…read moreplace for freshening your mind and your throat with a sweet environment and a bitter coffee.

I'm never truly awake until I've had my morning cup of coffee, but even though Relaks was a bit of…read morea trek from our hotel in Warsaw, I was willing to make that trip half-asleep and grumpy, in order to try what has been pegged as some of the best coffee in the city. Eventually we arrived in the vicinity, though finding the shop took a few minutes; in spite of the address, the shop is actually on the back of the square, with the entrance on Jarosława Dąbrowskiego. Inside, the decor is minimalist, though a bit dated in that hipster kind of way. There are posters of movies hanging on the walls and an assortment of mismatched furniture (couches, tables, chairs) in the room. We went to the counter and ordered and the service was quick and attentive. Admittedly I was a bit disappointed with the vegan selection. They had cookies and sandwiches, which is pretty great, but for a coffeeshop labeled as vegan, I expected a bit more. So fair warning: this place has more to eat for a vegetarian than a vegan. It was morning, and I wasn't in the mood for a sandwich, so I had a cookie. Meanwhile, the fellow got an almond croissant (vegetarian), which he said was tasty but definitely heavy/filling. We hung out for a short while and listening to music and used the free WiFi. My coffee came out in a bit and it was good, and strong, and not too bitter. For coffee lovers, this place is definitely worth checking out.

These guys know good coffee. Whenever passing by this area I can't resist not to stop by for a cup…read moreof flat white and a croissant :)