Polish Donuts... Paczki…read more. If you stay in Poland and you searching for some good sweet... you must try the paczki, a Kind of Donuts or berlin Pfannkuchen (in Berlin called "Berliner") Delicious, super fresh, warm and with lots of variations.. a big selection of fillings.. the Little stores called "Stara Paczkarnia" are located in most of the polish Citys. I try my first Paczki in Wroclaw, near the Stare Rynek.. Try one...

Stara Pączkarnia had the best pączki and the most flavor varieties I encountered in Poland. Of…read morecourse, they offer their traditional flavors like raspberry and plum, but they also have more unique flavors like Nutella and banana. You order at a window and can see the workers inside making fresh pączki. Protip: Get there when they open so you can get a freshly-made, warm pączek!

Excellent breakfast! I ordered "the Local Breakfast", but because I don't eat red meat, the staff…read moreswitched out the sausages for more eggs and gave me a little discount! I'm so happy that establishments with caring staff like this still exist. (Especially as a backpacker on a budget.) Top notch service and food quality!! Will be back the next time I'm in Wrocław.

I'm not sure what PRL stands for but this Polish Pub/Sidewalk Cafe on the old town square in…read moreWroclaw, Poland is sure a great spot to hang with a cold brewski on a sunny afternoon. Stopped by today to do a little people watching before dinner although I did learn that PRL has food too, like almost every other establishment on the square. It seems like the whole city came out to walk the square on this sunny Sunday afternoon in June. As we watched all shapes and sizes walk past, I especially liked the line-dancing flash mob that magically appeared right next door at the Cuban cantina. With a local cold one in hand, what better place to watch the world go by than PRL's sidewalk cafe? Cheers.

Very specious, with lots of cozy corners and comfy seats makes this place perfect for me. Dancing…read morefloor in the cellar... why not, once a year i like to dance... but maybe not this time. Good selection of drinks and access to wi-fi broadband ;-) You are going at 6 pm and after 9 hours bodyguard is telling you "sorry, sir we are closing now" and you surprisingly answering "What, not now, I'm John Travolta tonight!!!" ;-) wifi password: niechzyjepartia

IRMA is a local bakery located in the Hala Targowa city market building. We visited Wroclaw, and…read morewere looking for good local food at a value price, and thus visited the Hala Targowa market. We found IRMA, and purchased a large apple pastry to share for breakfast. The man at the counter (I think the owner) was kind and patient, providing guidance in very good English. It was so good, we went back and bought 3 types of bread rolls to have with our dinner. LOCATION: After entering the Hala Targowa market main entrance, the bakery is located on the right-hand wall, about 1/3rd of the way down the length of the building. It is the only bakery in the market (that we saw).

Very cool spot on the water to get coffee, tea and other food! We were in Wroclaw, and my hubby's…read morecousin took us here. We just had tea and coffee. Drinks were good and this place has a cool vibe! A must visit if you are in the neighborhood! They also have a room for children's activities which is really cool!

Coffee obviously just at any other Starbucks. Venue is quite spacious, so there is no problem…read morefinding seats there. Interior nicely blends with the train station design. Good place to enjoy a coffee or some snack waiting for your train. I had a problem connecting to wifi, but you can use the open one from Polish Railways.

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)!