Cheder

Very cozy café lined with books. It is dimly lit and plays soft music. I found it perfect for a focused afternoon of work on my laptop. The rose Baklava is delicious!

A place with great atmosphere. Lots of books and a place to sit on a special carpet with small tables. They serve traditional coffee, sweats and food great for breakfast

This cozy coffee shop in Kazimierz is such a nice place to visit. The inside feels very unique and authentic, and their menu design is super cute, which makes it even better. The coffee was really tasty too, so I was happy with that. The only thing I did not love was that the baristas did not seem very positive. I understand that people can be tired, but a smile or a little more enthusiasm would make the experience even nicer for customers. It is just a small thing, but it really makes a difference. Overall, it is a lovely spot for good coffee and a nice atmosphere in Kazimierz!

This is such a lovely cafe/restaurant. They have incredible and unusual lemonades (we had a rose and a fig lemonade). We also ordered a large mezze platter and it was really great! The Hummus was creamy, the Labneh was very tasty and slightly tangy and everything tasted perfectly balanced in general. It just tasted really amazing! Nothing you expect to get really full from but perfect if you are just a little hungry or a light meal for a hot day. Also very vegan friendly. We also tried the tea, which was also truly amazing. The atmosphere is very comfortable, calm and laid back.

Nice and atmospheric place with really good brew coffee, unusual teas and cacao. Food like shakshuka, mezze or hummus- pretty normal, nothing special but too overpriced.

Nicely set up cafe. Food was presented beautifully & I was happy to be able to eat some labneh and try baba ghanoush. The pitta was a bit dry, but the food was good otherwise. The coffee was nice, too. Nice selection of books as well including siddurim and tanakhim.

The Cheder (Hebrew for “room”) is a small and very cozy café located in Krakow’s Jewish quarter, Kazimierz. Apart from various breakfast options, the café also offers a good selection of mezze, Hebrew coffee with cardamom and spices, delicious homemade lemonades and even Israeli wines. If you like, you can also sit on the cozy cushions on the floor. Once you have found a comfortable spot inside the café, you can order at the counter (self-service). Communication in English was not a problem; card payments are accepted. A very unique spot that immediately makes you feel at ease.

Good coffee but bloody slow Service. One of us already finished the coffee when the other coffe arrived. Was abit much. The baklava was over the top sweet