Great bakery, great Iced latte. Amazing blueberry local bun. Fresh blueberries, nothing like…read moreAmerican sugar coated bread.

This little bakery seems underwhelming by its low-key front, almost non-noticeable in one of the…read morebustling side streets near Nowy Swiat, but it sure packs in a big punch as far as Polish donuts (paczki) are concerned. We tried the traditional rose flavor, rose with almonds, custard, raspberries and some other flavor i can't remember now. They were all delicious. The first time we ordered was when the paczki were fresh out of the oven maybe no more than 20min. The dough was warm and chewy and the filling spilled out once you bite into it. so yummy! Even though t's a small place and easy to miss but 9 out of 10 you'll notice a line forming outside of it's display and cashier's window. Takes credit card is a plus.

Its Mr Pancake's little brother, just across the street. A display on different ways to decorate…read moreyour donuts- not so much more. It's tastes like you expect, are absolutely fabulous in a pink box and über cute. You WANT to walk down the street with this box. Nutella, peanut butter and plane glazing are some examples. ONLY CASH (or pay at Mr Pancake and show you receipt). 1 = 4 PLN 6 = 24 PLN

Good donuts when it comes to Polish donuts . Isn't exactly the same as American donuts ( eg…read more dunkin donuts ) . However , the place is worth visiting .

Had our first pazcki in Poland! Traditional rose inside with orange outside. Great!! We also…read moreslip a babeczka with cream inside.. Very nice service. Went well is my Cappuccino and my wife loved the hot chocolate. Wonderful place to spot for a few moments. Enjoy the music and decor.

You looking for something sweet in warszaw?…read more Visit the famous traditionel A. Blikle pastry shop.. called Cukiernia in polish. And try some polish donuts.. called pączki. Baked fresh and very delicious.. filled with jam and sprinkled with orange peel. The Donuts are not like the american style with too much cream.. they are like the 'Berliner' with jam. And that is good and very tasty. Try the Pączki at my last trip to Warszawa and before this in some other citys. Some other shops, for example 'Stara Pączkarnia'.. offer lots of variations with different Jams and cream.. There are several A. Blikle shops in the city, one of the larger ones at ul. Nowy Swiat 33. Cukiernia Kawiarnia Nowy Swiat. Delicious!

A walk up window where you can buy a variety of pastries and packzi. It's reasonably priced and the…read morepistachio packzi was amazinggggg

Best doughnuts or paczki in town. The lines in front are…read moreproof enough. The place is to me super authentic because it's quite away from regular tourist spots and highly frequented by locals. It seems to me that Polish people from all ages live the sweet treat and even already aged customers get shiny eyes when they enter and get the smell of freshly baked pastry in their nose. You can get here only the traditional paczki with rose marmalade and sugar icing but these always fresh and soft and just unbelievable delicious. It's worth waiting and worth try if you want to treat yourself with something typical and really authentic.

Stopped here on my way out of Warsaw. I got me an Oreo flavor donut. Very moist and delicious. Off…read morethe tourist area but worth the walk to Mod.

I'm fighting with my mod donuts addiction but with no results :)…read moreGreat place, awesome coffee, best donuts. strongly recommended

You looking for something sweet in warszaw?…read more Visit the famous traditionel A. Blikle pastry shop.. called Cukiernia in polish. And try some polish donuts.. called pączki. Baked fresh and very delicious.. filled with jam and sprinkled with orange peel. There are several shops in the city, one of the larger ones at ul. Nowy Swiat 33. Cukiernia Kawiarnia Nowy Swiat. Delicious!

WZ cake 3/5 (15zl) - described by the staff as a "very traditional polish" cream pie. It's more…read moresugary than chocolatey. Hot chocolate 5/5 (12zl) - perfect for a cold day. Rich chocolate taste but not overly thick, smooth to drink. Amorenero 5/5 (15zl) - the softness and slight bitterness of the coffee-chocolate mousse perfectly compliments the sweet crunchy chocolate base. I normally detest mousse, but this creamy-biscuit pairing is great. Ambience 5/5 - very classy and upper class set up, suits old town. Black marbled tables, classical piano music in the background. Staff 5/5 - really friendly. They explained and recommended the cakes for us, even pointing out which one fresh out of the oven

I was impressed and vaguely perturbed to walk into Charlotte Menora to find that the Menora theme…read morewas ubiquitous throughout: The Jewry seemed to be The Brand of Charlotte Menora. This seemed to be effectuated also by means of the menu--which included supposed ashkenazi specialties such as The Pastrami Sandwich on a Bajgiel and The Goose Liver Pâté on Toasted Chała. However, Charlotte Menora also boasts the menu of the regular Charlotte cafés located elsewhere in Warsaw and several other cities of Poland. The food was mediocre--hence the three stars. The "Śniadanie Charlotte" was decent, although it remains unclear why this remains All The Rage in Greater Poland. Unlike other locations, here you are presented with an assortment of spreads--truskawkowka, czekoladowa biała, czekoladowa czarna--and an assortment of bread slices, including a singular croissant. The breads and spreads are good, but, I'm sorry, what makes them special? Can I not walk into any bakery or any Biedronka and get something comparable? Now, now, now. As for the pastrami sandwich on a bajgiel. The bagel was fine. The pastrami was edible although somewhat subpar in flavor and texture. And low in quantity. The sandwich overall was a small meal. A very small meal. Although for a price of 11 zł, it was reasonable. The "Śniadanie Charlotte", on the other hand, was 18 entire złote. Ask yourself now: Is white bread in itself a substantial and nutritious and filling and wholesome meal? If the answer is yes, you may find yourself and your body deeply enamored with the foods of Charlotte Menora. I'm not really sure how the Jew theme fits in. The whole idea of a Jew themed restaurant in a place with little to no human relation to the jewry of the world is vaguely problematic. But I'll choose to ignore this. I would be willing to return to another Charlotte location, but the Menora was subpar. The petite chałki did look moist and glutenous, though. But I didn't try, so I'm not sure if it's a TRICK.

Our hotel was close by. Came here 3 times over our stay. Loved the vibes and bakery. First day did…read morenot have good service but after were very pleased.