Decent breakfast spot that opens somewhat early. My husband and I were still a little jet-lagged,…read morewoke up and we were in search of coffee and breakfast. We stumbled upon the place next door but they were slammed and not taking in any walk in customers, so we came here. Ordered at the counter and got a latte and the eggs Benedict with bacon. My hubby got a poached egg on top of avocado and toast. My Benedict was just okay - but it gave me a tummy ache afterwards. Decent place but not my favorite or my tummy's favorite.

My first time here was a very pleasant experience. I met up with a friend from Wrocław and she…read moresuggested to meet here as it was a good location on Świdnicka and within walking distance for me. They also offer a breakfast/brunch buffet on the weekends, and this was her motivation for coming here. Service was a little slow around 11:40 and a line was forming. We were near the start, so our wait wasn't too long and we managed to snag a tiny table. Seating is somewhat limited and the tables are small. We both ordered the breakfast, and actually it was delightful. There was an assortment of salads, breakfast foods including sausage, egg, a bulgur curry dish, and tomatoes and pickles a plenty. Cheese, honey, jam, baguette, hummus and more. I grabbed seconds and had my fill. I won't eat for the rest of the day. Cost 25zł. The atmosphere is relaxed and calm. The lighting is nice. If I lived here I could see coming here to get work done (although like I said earlier the tables are a little small.) The location is great too... Just a short walk from Renoma or a little bit further from the rynek. Go for a stroll along the promenade afterwards....Regular hours make it a reliable place. Oh and wifi is free... Their password is written on the wall inside. I would definitely come back. See you next time I'm in Wrocław!!

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)!

Well Wroclaw (for recognition in German. BRESLAU) during CHRISTMAS a Beauty…read more This place is very tasty with hot chocolade

I happened to be staying at an Airbnb that's on the same block as Franz Kawka. I really enjoyed…read morehaving a coffee there at the small shop. I found an electric outlet and was working on my laptop for a couple of hours without disturbances until this other American guy showed up and started giving English lessons in a very loud voice without evening buying a coffee. Dude, buy a coffee and don't talk so loud.

I visited several times while visiting Wroclaw. When you're new in town, from the States, and week…read morein your Polish language, Starbucks seems like the easiest thing to order. Baristas here are extremely nice and accommodating. I was pleased that they were patient with me while I muddled through ordering in Polish. They didn't switch to English immediately, and I that made me respect them even more. Coffee and teas are decent. I honestly can't tell if it tastes the same as home - but the prices reflect standard Starbucks prices back at home. What I like most is the space. It's open, rustic, with plenty of seats inside and out. Perfectly located just off the Rynek, it's a good spot to meet new people, or simply people watch.

Great selection of coffee, sandwiches, desserts, seating available on a first come first serve…read morebasis. Service relatively fast. Good place to catch up with a friend, or for a non-confidential business meeting.

Cafe Central was about a five minute walk from where I stayed in Poland- dangerous. After a few…read moreweeks of eating salads for breakfast at the hotels (standard breakfast foods in Central Europe tend to be very different from what one would normally associate with breakfast), we were craving a hearty, carb loaded breakfast. Cafe Central is so so so good. They have tons of bagel sandwiches listed on the board, as well as, pancakes, oatmeal, and much more. They also carry non-dairy milk too!! I always wanted to branch out and try a new bagel but I ended up ordering the same one every time- onion bagel with hummus, tomatoes, and pickles. Seems like an odd combo but it was DELICIOUS!! (I do believe it was vegan; however, I did not confirm that the bagel did not contain eggs or dairy) Despite the fact that it was a bagel, I never felt gross or bloated after eating. I would 10/10 recommend. Tips: they have wifi! If you look on the wall above the bench seating at the front windows there is a little note that states the password. The menu when you first walk in is in polish but have no fear! If you walk around to the left side of the counter and look up, the menu is in English.

Love this place! The omelettes were yummy and so was my cappuccino. Very nice baristas. Good vibesread more

Have nothing negative to say about this place. Very friendly staff, clean establishment and good…read moreatmosphere. I ordered the salmon omelette and fresh orange juice, the omelette was one of the best I've EVER had, fresh, tasty and healthy. For this type of great service, food and atmosphere I expected to pay much more than 6usd for my experience. I will definitely come again.

If u want to eat a burger don't order anything else,are giants! The meat is really fresh and also…read moresalad,if u order a cheeseburger and u really like cheese,order with double cheese. The atmosphere is nice :)

Visiting poland from Las Vegas and I have to say that my whole family enjoyed all the dishes we…read moreordered. Kabob delicious. Burgers amazing and huge. Salads have so many ingredients and all fresh. The vibe is chill during the day and this is well worth visiting especially to get away from all the tourist in the square. Just about a block and a half off the center of wroclaw. Hope you enjoy as much as I did.

During our visit to Wroclaw we visited the Hala Targowa local market building in order to find good…read morelocal food at a local price. There, we came upon Cafe Targowa. We went again the following morning as the coffee was so good. SERVICE: 5.0. The young man was quietly passionate about coffee and patiently explained his offerings and philosophy in good English. COFFEE: 5.0. He provided us two coffees he carefully crafted in front of us. Both were as described, and were excellent, and had plenty of caffeine. The second morning we had drip coffee - easily the best we had in Wroclaw. AMBIANCE: 5.0. A few seats available. Simple decor. Comfortable. LOCATION: After entering front entrance of Hala Targowa, Cafe Targowa is located about 2/3rds of the way down on the left-hand wall.

This little cafe is a hidden gem . An exclusive selection of beans , great baristas and flavorful…read morecoffees . I truly enjoyed my cup of Java at their place .

Mediocre food inside of the Wroclaw Zoo. Unfortunately they don't have an English menu, but the…read morestaff might be able to describe some of the dishes to you.

Desserts! This place has a great selection of pies, cakes, chocolates, and lody (ice cream). Tucked…read moreaway, it creates a great ambiance for families and couples. I've been here a couple of times and thankfully it's never too busy. Like other Polish restaurants, my only complaint is the slow service but I guess that's to be expected.