Chimney Cake Bakery in Krakow is a must visit if you like cinnamon and cakes, freshly baked and…read more100% handmade. Unique dessert with a ton of flavors and chimney cones if you prefer ice cream inside. The classic was delicious and easily pulls apart to enjoy bite sized portions. They offer the classic cinnamon, Madagascar vanilla, coconut, Nutella with roasted hazelnut, Nutella and coconut, caramel with roasted almonds, Reese's peanut butter, salted caramel, cinnamon and plum jam, white chocolate and coconut, Lotus biscuits, white chocolate and pistachio or the following with chimney cones with ice cream inside: Nutella brownie dream, Nutella and Oreo cookie or Reese's peanut butter. Pleasant staff and nice clean bakery.

Placed in the Jewish quarter food market, this dessert spot is, although a chain, unique for the…read morearea. From regular cinnamon to fruit spread, you can get a myriad of flavors in this thing. The chimney is crispy on the outside and soft and warm in the middle. Also, it is substantially large for one person, and it took less than 5 minutes to prepare it and get it to us. It's so good! We'll definitely be back for more. Enjoy!

Everything is amazing, one of our favorite places in Kraków. We don't speak Polish, they don't…read morespeak much English, no problem. The ladies here are very nice and polite.

This is a tiny patisserie located on a quiet street in Kazimierz. I popped in once to show my aunt…read morethe absolute gluttony that is --Polish baked goods-- and we returned home with a bag full of diabetes-inducing items. Personally I'm not the biggest fan of whipped cream and meringues and cakes filled with the former, but I mean, it's all pretty good for what it is. I'm sure people who enjoy utterly sweet and creamy things will absolutely love this place- while I mostly adore it for its absolutely cute-as-a-button-facade with people sitting outside during summer as I bike past on my way home :)

4 stars based on good food and drinks and the great patio. The service here could be better and…read morefriendlier. We waited for patio seating and were happy to squeeze 4 into a table but the server didn't seem happy until we ordered alcohol and she became a little more hospitable! Anyway! Nice cool spot for people watching and the food here is really good. We started off with coffees and then Kir royales. Ordered a couple of their open faced toasts and a quiche. Everything was fresh and well presented and I loved the pea pesto ! They had gluten free bread also for my celiac friend. Pastries here didn't strike me as all that even though everyone seemed to order them around us so decided to try those elsewhere. It was a nice start to our day food and drink wise. This is a busy spot though and you may have to wait for seating .

A charming place with plenty of tables and a friendly staff. The food was good, menu choices were…read moreample and the place was clean. Definitely recommended.

I always enjoy the sweets from this joint , the prices are…read moremoderate , and the szarlotka , paczki , wz-etka are out of this world , nice friendly staff , willing to help come and get some , you will not be dissapointed

One of the best bakeries in Krakow! But you don't have to take my word for it ... the fact that…read morethis place always sells out of everything should speak for itself. Tip: Go get your fresh bread and pastries early! On my first visit (Saturday, ~12:30) all the baked goods were gone with the exception of their two breakfast meal options (which change daily). Luckily, I was at least able to try their super strong coffee. I fared a little better on my next visit (Thursday, ~2:30pm) and was able to snag one of their last few loaves (cranberry/nut -- so delicious). This bakery is tucked away on the other side of the river but is definitely worth the extra effort. There are only a few tables inside but it seems as though most people just take their baked goods to go anyway. Since the river is just a few minutes away, it makes way for a perfect picnic opportunity with a great view (speaking from experience). Last note, check their hours of operation before going.

From the owner: Wypieki przygotowujemy na miejscu, sami mielimy mąki razowe, a mąki i zboża kupujemy z małych,…read moresprawdzonych młynów i gospodarstw. Wszystkie nasze chleby to chleby długofermentujące w niskiej temperaturze. Pełny proces przygotowania chleba zajmuje około 25 godzin. Zaczynowy chleb dostaje wszystko co najlepsze, żeby być smaczny i przyjazny naszym organizmom - dużo czasu, uwagi i całe serce piekarki (cały jej czas również ;)). Jesteśmy małą, rzemieślniczą piekarnią, pieczemy i chcemy piec dobry, uczciwy chleb, nie chcemy niczego przyśpieszać, tracąc przy tym jakość, a zyskując na ilości. Zaczyn to nie tylko piekarnia. Robimy też śniadania, ale nie martwcie się, wszystkie są na chlebie. :) Przygotowujemy dla Was nasze ulubione śniadania, proste i z dobrych składników. Zmieniają się co tydzień albo kilka dni, w zależności od tego co kupimy:) Mieliśmy już ekologiczne awokado z Sycylii, tofu wędzone na dymie z drzewa czereśniowego, pastę z Jasia z oliwą rozmarynową i migdałami albo grzanki z tahini, dżemem figowym i pomarańczami Moro! Jesteśmy otwarci od wtorku do piątku oraz w weekendy. Chleb jest dopóki nie wyjdzie, śniadania podajemy przez cały dzień.

This place is designed for coming to study or work. It has a quiet, focused feel to it. I like the…read morebooks too! Chairs aren't all that comfortable though, sadly.

Very nice bakery with also a few seats to eat in-store. Service is rather quick and prices are…read moregood. I had a bagel with mozzarella, tomatoes, and black olives tapenade which was really good and a lot of fillings.

Great spot to grab some coffee and cake. They offer a wide selection of cakes and desserts (most…read morecakes are only 5 or 6 zloty - great price). You order everything at the counter. They will give you your dessert at the time of placing your order, but will bring your coffee to you later. They have a few spaces by the entrance but most of their seating is upstairs. Depending on the day/time, it can be tough to find an open table (so I always check for open spots before I order). I don't recommend this place for large groups, but it's a good spot to meet up with a few friends for coffee/cake. Situated only a few minutes away from the main square.

After passing this cukiernia on many tram rides, I finally found time to stop by. Cukiernia…read moreWadowice is known for claiming to produce the most authentic 'kremówki', Pope John Paul II's favorite cake. Although this time I opted for a more bready cake, I have had their kremowki before and can confirm they are quite tasty! There are a ton of cakes to choose from, so take your time deciding, but step aside for the locals who know exactly what they want ;) Service moves fast but the women behind the counter will explain to you what each cake is if you ask. Many people take to-go boxes but there is plenty of seating available in house. I would recommend grabbing a bar seat at the front where you can people watch on a busy Kraków intersection. I ordered a cappuccino which paired perfectly with a walnut, bread-loaf cake. The interior is well decorated with a cheery pink theme. Although service could be a tad friendlier, stopping by for coffee and a bit of sugar will certainly brighten your day :)