Kawiarnia Drukarnia

At 20zl, a pistachio croissant is served unheated, and is not well made from the beginning (at least not this batch). The layers do not fully open (not just near the fillings, but the bottom as well), resulting in not quite flaky texture; the butter used is not of high quality (no good butter smell); pistachio filling is okay, but could be made more intense since the rest of the croissant lack flavor/textural treats. Overall this could be the priciest yet most underwhelming pistachio croissant I’ve tried almost anywhere. Flat white, on the other hand, is quite not strong (and milky) enough to taste like cappuccino or latte. Not sure if that’s the palate of Gdansk people. Absolutely not in agreement of the rating, not this visit (my only visit) at least.

As you can imagine I had my reservations about a Polish Matcha latte… boy was I wrong. It was the best hot matcha I’d ever had. And absolutely gorgeous too. Best ever. Expensive for Gdańsk but you are getting more than your moneys worth!!

An amazing place with top tier coffee and other drinks. Was a gem of a find we went back for both coffee and cakes almost daily. All the people working there are lovey and kind. Would definitely recommend to pay a visit.

Yummy coffee. In fact, super yummy. Plus the chocolate cheesecake was divine! We ate it all too quickly before even considering taking photos. Awesome staff: super friendly and helpful.

Amazing place, both in terms of the pastries and the coffee, but also the ambience of the building as well. It is an impressive building, with very cool atmosphere inside and interior decoration. The iced latte was really good, and the pastries looked amazing.

I visited this cafe in Gdansk a couple of times. Their cold refreshing drinks are really good. Also the pumpkin latte I had in winter was quite successful. It is located on a nice street in the city centre and is a nice cafe to relax and have a drink. It's sometimes hard to find a seat inside, but I saw people working with computers, so it's a good place to work.

Very lovely cafe, highly recommend, went there 3 times during 3 days, and packed the food last day on the way back to home country. The rolling croissant was my favorite, and macha milk tea were tasty in both hot and icy. The cafe was always crowded, but the staffs always helped to find the seat:)

After 3 attempts to get in because it was always packed, I finally made it, and it was worth the effort! The lemonade is refreshing, and the strawberry Danish pastry with its thousand layers has a delicious, buttery crust. The second floor offers a refreshing experience with its charming windows, cool breeze, and plenty of adorable plants. The staffs are also friendly and welcoming.

This little cafe in Old Town Gdansk checks all the boxes. Exceptional coffee, pastries & service.

Came in a Tuesday and they were not opened at 9am. Signs says 1pm The workers were there inside

Super-cute Café on a beautiful street in Gdansk. Building used to be a printing house. Great vibe, attentive staff, English friendly. Ordered a Flat-white, Matcha, Granola (So Good) and Porridge. Unfortunately, they were out of cold-brew, they only have a soy-milk alternative, and the porridge was really plain or else I would have given 5 stars. I would highly recommend checking this place out. I will definitely be back!

I love this place. A modern coffee place serving specialty coffee from around the world. They also have a few snacky items such as carrot cake, bread with spreads and biscuits. The atmosphere is quite casual, the staff can speak English and the wifi is the fastest I've ever used in my life 100mbit+. Coffee was as good as I'd expect in a coffee shop of this calibre and the carrot cake was amazing. A top spot for coffee and cake or light breakfast.

Great place for trendy coffee-drinking. Specialises in different ways to brew coffee. Hipster heaven. The owners are really cool and have designed all the furnitures. The interior is one of a kind, and that goes double for the toilet.

Fantastic coffee shop. Good recommendations from staff on the different beans they carry and which works best for your preferred brewing method. Some snacks are available as well. The chairs aren't all that comfortable, but I did enjoy the hour I spent here sampling some good coffee. Seemed somewhat understaffed while I was there. Having two baristas is great, but just one employee buzzing tables, handling the cashiers desk and running to customers with coffee made for a somewhat slow-going line to order.

One of the best coffee shops I've been to in Poland. I discovered my last day in Gdansk. Wish I could've gone there every morning. Highly recommend.

Fantastic cakes and coffee. I loved it here. Very friendly too. It was so nice to come here in the morning or afternoon and sit on the terrace in the most romantic street of Gdansk. I came here a few times because it was so good!

It's a clean and modern interior inside old townhouse characteristic to hanseatic thousand year old Gdańsk. Stunning contrast. This place is definetely pulling it off well. Inside you will find a cozy space for digital nomads to feel at home. They are serious about coffee here. Latest trends in brewing, best coffee selections from around the world and heavenly cakes will make you return :)