Taczaka 20

Recommended by a friend and not without reason. It's a small locale, clearly popular, but we managed to snag a table for two without a wait time. Bare brick wall, modern design, minimal furniture. Order at the counter, food and drinks get delivered to the table. Okay wait time, functional service. Absolutely delicious food - not too heavy, but tasty. We had the scrambled eggs in a croissant and a brioche toast with mushroom and poached egg. The baked goods are all made in-house and truly tasty. Good coffee, too. Slightly high price for medium portions, but it's a hip place and the food was really good.

Taczaka 20 was the one best breakfast finds in Poland that I’ve tried so far. Not only was the service super friendly, but we were also informed that the coffee is free with a breakfast purchase. The flavors and portions exceed my expectations and the prices were fair. All in all a great experience.

There are millions of small cafes in Poznan, and this one is one of them. Not very significant, I would rate it as okay. Inside, there isn't much space, but you need to manage somehow. The name of the cafe is actually derived from the street name. Croissants, especially savory ones, are recommended.

Super friendly and positive personnel. Coffee was great, would definitely visit again :)

The atmosphere and service were so warm and friendly, the music always nice and welcoming, not taking about their heartbreaking strawberry matcha 🤌🏻🤌🏻

Best croissant and lemonade I've had, ever. I felt like a royalty and I must say the price was adequate - almost scared me off. This is probably one of the best cafes in Poznań if not the best. Arranged in minimalistic industrial design.

Taczaka 20 is a great spot for specialty coffee. The coffee is excellent, and the staff are always friendly. Nice place to stop by if you’re in the area.

Wonderful ambiance, outside sitting available, vegan and dog friendly. Fabulous cappuccino. Highly recommended

Had this place on my list to try for a while now and when I had an open morning I went there with my girlfriend. She had a cold sandwich (with smoked salmon, sauce, salad) and I had the "Sweet breakfast" which was 4 triangles of toasted bread, some honey, some jam, cottage cheese, one banana cut into slices and butter. My dish included coffee but my girlfriends sandwich didn't, we were charged 8zl for her coffee which having in mind how the coffee was I think was a theft! My breakfast dish was 10zl which was normally priced, specially having in mind it included coffee, even though the coffee was not good. But to charge 8zl for that is unrealistic. Place is small and feels uncomfortable to talk if there are not people there. It has some seats outside but they are literally on the road, instead of parking space they put some weird chairs that look not comfortable at all. Maybe it's just me that didn't like it but definitely won't come back