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Located near the Warsaw Old Town, this place drew us in with it’s sign advertising pumpkin cheesecake. It wasn’t particularly cosy inside but larger than expected as you can sit upstairs as well. The menu offers a variety of sweets and drinks of which the lattes are very recommendable. I for example had a sweet and spicy chilli latte and my friend had a chocolate and raspberry latte: both were delicious! The pumpkin cheesecake came with a layer of jam and a layer of toffee sauce, which made it far too sweet in my opinion, but not bad, especially not if you know what you pay. Unfortunately I did find a hair in mine. When I told the waitress she gave me a free cookie which was very nice, considering they don’t make the cakes themselves (a new order just came in when we were sitting there).
So in sum: nice staff, nice lattes, cheap but not very cosy.

An excellent little café inside a church tower, super close to Stare & Nowe Miasto (Old & New Town). Very good espresso-​based drinks and teas, and a small but tasty selection of fresh-​baked cakes, including Polish cheesecake (sernik), apple crumble, and a meringue with fresh whipped cream & fruit. I love to sit on the outdoor patio and watch folks strolling along Freta Street; there’s a cozy interior should the temperature drop.

Looking at the high marks it looked like a great breakfast place. So we took the detour here.
The location is very close to the old city, with a couple of tables outside on sunny days. First thing to notice is the huge number of birds pestering all tables.
Coffee was good!
Food; The prices were low but unfortunately quality came with it down. Breads were bake-​off in the café and juices were prefab.
My recommendation is to have coffee here and not breakfast. You can do so much better in Warsaw.

A comfortable and cozy café locate in the «new» town area. There are a couple of places to sit on the first floor and a few more tables on the second. A friend and I took a break from sightseeing with jars of their ice tea. The tea was particularly good on a hot day. I liked that they offered a few options for the tea, I had mango and my friend had a citrus one. We also had the ice cream with fruit. It was more expensive then what you would find on the street but very good. The raspberries and blueberries were also fresh, not frozen.

The food is delicious (continental has warm croissants, fresh fruit and tasty yogurt with some honey). I washed it down with a raspberry iced tea which came with lemon, orange and ginger — so refreshing! (So good I ordered a second one to go)
My boyfriend loved his food (same meal — only he had his with American coffee)
This is our second day in a row here for the same exact food.
Service is great. The employees serve with a smile.
Prices are super cheap. Felt like a steal!
Next time I’m in Warsaw I’ll be coming here.

Best coffee (americano) I’ve had in a long time and very yummie cookies. The place has a relaxed vibe and the owners speak English which is nice for the international visitor ;-)
Recommended!
They also have delicious cakes & pies — huge portions!

An ideal little spot to sit for a while with a friend in winter, enjoying a mug of hot spiced wine or a cappuccino and a slice of apple tort. The space is converted from a little tower, with a tiny kitchen and seating downstairs and an even tinier room up a steep wooden staircase. If you can snag the window seat, score! If its a quiet day, they don’t mind you lingering over your laptop or a book.
Friendly staff speaks English but doesn’t assume you do – they start in Polish, which I like. The coffee drinks are all good, the spiced wine is delicious, the baked goods are heavenly. Breakfast on a weekend gets crowded and is one of their less interesting offerings anyway: a few cold cuts, some cheese and jam, warm bread. Tasty but nothing special.

This place is SO cute, i remember it was my first
take my sister when she visited. from Canada because it is the ultimate cozy european café. So much character to this place. The coffee and cakes are excellent and the seating upstairs is really comfortable, with a view of the very pretty freta street below.

Its a wonderful and lovely place to hang out… cakes verrrrrrrrry gooood… we found it on our stroll through the city… definitly coming back !!!

Ein sehr schönes, individuelles Café inmitten der leicht touristischen Altstadt. Sehr freundliches, hilfsbereites Personal, mit dem man sich nicht nur in Polnisch sondern auch wunderbar in Englisch verständigen kann. Das Preisniveau ist OK, normal für die Umgebung. Die Speisen wie Kuchen, Brownies und Cookies sind liebevoll zubereitet. Es gibt ein paar Sitzplätze im Innenbereich, einen Tisch vor dem Café und die Möglichkeit, draußen auf der Mauer zu sitzen. Insgesamt sehr empfehlenswert und vor allem wesentlich netter als die vielen amerikanischen Kaffeeketten in direkter Umgebung.

Nice place to sit outside for coffee, tea and desserts. Friendly, English speaking waitstaff.
Try the caramel cheesecake, nothing like NY-​style cheesecake and worth it!

Nice, cozy place for hot or cold drinks and multiple dessert choices. Great location, friendly service, and two levels of seating. Not too noisy, not too quiet… just perfect to sit down and take a break with friends or by oneself.