What a beautiful place! You could shoot early 20th century period film scenes here. So many little…read moredetails, from the vintage framed photos to the little antique porcelain in the cabinets to the extreme ornamentation on the walls, moldings, and gorgeous ceiling. Don't forget to look up! I was here for a private event and the food made for us was excellently done, not greasy, no overpowering favors, just good balanced food. The space is great for gatherings. There's modest size main area that we used for live band performances and dancing on hardwood floors, with café style seating around the edges. Also lovely is a small intimate separate room with a small bar. Really well done. We only used the upstairs area, but there was an entire downstairs area that I have yet to see. All in all, a wonderful place to host an event or spend an elegant evening. Bathrooms: Clean and functional. Single occupancy, one each gender.

Looks nice! Btw, please help the Ukrainians as much as possible…read more Thank you! Dennis

Best "rurki z bitą śmietaną"…read more This a great cafe on Piotrkowska street. They have a very large selection of deserts, cakes, ice creams, coffees and teas. The ladies working here are wonderful. You can sit outside to enjoy your drink and food. My main reason for writing this review is to say they sell the best "rurki z bitą śmietaną", which are wafer tubes filled with fresh whipped cream. This is a simple delicacy from the old days in Poland. I remember getting them when I was a kid and was looking for a place that serves good versions of this simple and classic desert. I try these everywhere I go. I must say Dybalski serves the best rurki I've had yet. Wafers are freshly made, cream is fresh, and the taste was perfect. You must try it when you visit.

that place is SO CUTE! they offer a wide range of tea, very tasty, and good cake as well, you can…read morefind 3 on piotrkowska. i tried all of them, and the decor is very surprisingly kitsch, it looks as if you were at granny's