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.

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)!

Görlitz is a beautiful city that miraculously survived destruction in World War II, while Dresden…read morereceived the wrath of the British and American bombardment. Later, it was not remade by the Soviet bloc East German government due to insufficient funding, which would have demolished many of its old buildings (by then seriously distressed). Consequently it became the best preserved example of German Baroque architecture in the country. The Espresso-Bar Cafe Kränzel is a jewel of a place that epitomizes the charming character of Görlitz. It is located in one of the best areas of the city -- in fact the historic core. If you are walking between the Untermarkt (the older and smaller market square) and the church of Sts. Peter and Paul (a glorious architectural colossus), your likely path will be on the street called Neissstrasse. That would bring you directly to the Cafe, at the corner with the street Kränzelstrasse. The proprietor of the Cafe is a wonderful person. I learned that he, a bright artistic type who is quite personable, studied the art of coffee (in its many magnificent varieties) in Italy, perhaps the best place to learn all about it. Anyone who visits this place will feel most welcome, and certainly they will be treated to some of the best offerings available in this lovely city. The Cafe Kränzel is a great part of discovering the wonders of Görlitz.

One of the best coffee places I've been to! 75 different coffees combined with a yummy menu…read more(starter/aperitif only though) makes this place a great one to hang out. Oh, and not forget to mention the nice staff and cosy atmosphere with a fire side during winter time. They also offer a brunch menu on the first and third Sunday of the month (which I didn't get a chance to try)

Boleslawiec is a vibrant city filled with great restaurants; unfortunately, this restaurant isn't…read moreone of them. The service was mediocre and no one got the food they ordered. 100% wouldn't recommend.

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.

After exploring the Church (which is well-worth visiting!!) we felt like having a cup of coffee and…read moresomething sweet :) We liked this little squeezed-in café with burning fireplace from outside and walked in. The atmosphere inside is really nice and cozy and the waitress was nice and spoke English. We had our coffees and shared one dessert and enjoyed the quiet time to absorb the impressions from the Church visit. They accept credit cards.