Hands down the best café I've been to since arriving in Poland! Everything tastes incredibly fresh…read moreand you can tell they use high-quality ingredients across the board. The juice is freshly squeezed and absolutely refreshing--no shortcuts here. On top of that, the staff is super friendly and welcoming, which made the whole experience even better. This place is a hidden gem and definitely worth a visit if you're in the area.

This place was a fantastic brunch restaurant, we are so glad we went here. It was a bit busy but we…read morewere able to be seated quickly and the staff was very pleasant. The ambiance was cozy and people were enjoying themselves here. The food was top notch, lots of great offerings on the menu and the drinks were phenomenal as well. I would highly recommend this place to anyone visiting Warsaw and looking for the best brunch spot in town

We stumbled upon this place while waiting for Chopin in the park. Of all the aperol spritz I had…read morethis weekend (and I did my research), this was the best. The food was fine - not necessarily super exciting, but it got the job done. Great, quick service. Small inside and outside, but we managed to get seated right away - lucky.

If you go on a Sunday, go early! I assure you it will be crowded because, unfortunately the space…read moreis small. Orange juice could be fresher but is real good. Try bagel with omelete or salmon, both amazing...! Also good is the muesli with fruit and pancakes. But why just pancakes when you have different stuff to try? :) The space is very cosy, I just want to grab a blanket and stay there all day! Nice staff and average price for kind of food is good.

Another sad case where they could have something great but don't even manage to hit good. Firstly…read morewhen I asked for a menu on FB they wrote back that they have bagels, pancakes and some sweets. I was excited, again my enthusiasm was wasted. They clearly wanted to copy an American style place but the people working don't really speak English and once there it was clear that they didn't serve pancakes but crepes, worlds apart ( I wish people would learn the difference) The pulled pork bagel was pitiful,the bagel had clearly been frozen and the toasting just dried it out so it broke apart as I tried to eat it, there was very little pulled pork and it was bland, the chorizo was not cooked enough and was rubbery but worst of all it was loaded with 2 handfuls of rucola, a typical yuppie place trick, the crepe with the same ingredients was a bit moister and honey mustard which was missed on the bagel. Service was mixed because of the cashiers poor English. The decaf coffee and aloes lemonade were good. Avoid if possible unless you don't really care what you get as long as it's dressed up to sound good