Coffee, Breads, Desserts, and Ice Cream in Warsaw

Oooo Kochani, it’s time for coffee, breads, desserts, and ice cream! 🍰🍦🥖☕️

Growing up, my grandmother and I would start baking on Friday evening after school. We usually baked through Saturday to have desserts ready for Sunday dinner and throughout the week. I have a great appreciation for sweets because I know how much precision they take, plus I usually had to go to the forest to pick blueberries myself (which takes hours!) or to our garden to get raspberries or apples.

Polish bakeries are phenomenal, and now they look state-of-the-art.

Here are my favorite ones in Warsaw:

 

My Top 2 Favorites—

Photo via Instgram (@slodkislony)

1. Słodki Słony

Owned by the famous Polish baker Magdalena Gessler, Słodki Słony is a must-visit. Although their website may not be the best, the pastries and candy more than make up for it. Perfect for a sweet treat right after lunch at FlamingCo.

Website: slodkislony.pl
Instagram: @slodki_slony
Address: Mokotowska 45, 00-551 Warsaw, Poland

 

Photo via Flaming & Co Restaurant

2. Flaming & Co Restaurant

This is the “it” place in Warsaw for breakfast, lunch, dessert, or dinner. The atmosphere and the food are impeccable, making it a favorite spot for locals and tourists alike.

Website: flaming-co.com
Instagram: @flamingco
Address: Fryderyka Chopina 5, 00-559 Warsaw, Poland

 

Other Great Spots—

Photo via Raffles

Lourse Warszawa

Located inside the Raffles Hotel, this spot is perfect for a luxurious treat.

Instagram: @loursewarszawa
Address: Krakowskie Przedmieście 13, 00-071 Warsaw, Poland (Raffles Hotel)

 

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Byla sobie beza

Known for its fantastic meringues, this place is a haven for dessert lovers.

Instagram: @bylasobiebeza
Address: Wrocławska 27/104, 01-493 Warsaw, Poland

 

But what is Beza?

Beza, or meringue, although originating from France, has a cherished place in Polish dessert culture. It’s commonly used in tort bezowy and other layered meringue cakes filled with fresh fruit and cream. This delicious treat has become a beloved part of Polish culinary tradition.

 

Coffee Spots—

Photo via Instagram (@ukrawcacafe)

1. U Krawca Café

This small traditional café is great for a cozy coffee experience.

Instagram: @ukrawcacafe
Address: Siennicka 3, 04-005 Warsaw, Poland

 

Ice Cream Delights—

1. Odette

Known for its excellent ice cream, Odette is a perfect spot for a sweet, cold treat.

Website: odette.pl
Instagram: @odettewarsaw
Address: Twarda 4, 00-105 Warsaw

 

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2. Dal Dalla Gelato

Another great place for ice cream lovers in Warsaw.

Instagram: @daldallagelato
Address: Leszczyńska 4, 00-339 Warsaw, Poland

 

Best Breads—

Photo via Instagram ( @rano_piekarnia)

1. Rano Bakery

Famous for making fresh breads right on location, Rano Bakery is a must-visit for bread enthusiasts.

Instagram: @rano_piekarnia
Address: Stalowa 47, 03-426 Warsaw, Poland

 

Photo via Aromat PIekarnia

2. Aromat Piekarnia

Another excellent bakery that offers a variety of delicious breads.

Website: aromatpiekarnia.pl
Instagram: @piekarina.aromat

 

Photo via Instagram (@dej_piekarnia)

3. Dej Piekarnia

Known for its artisanal bread, this bakery is a delight for those who appreciate quality and flavor.

Instagram: @dej_piekarnia
Address: Płatnicza 57, 01-832 Warsaw, Poland

 

Warsaw’s food scene is rich and diverse, offering something for everyone. Whether you're in the mood for a cozy café, decadent desserts like “jagodzianki” this time of the year, or fresh breads, these spots will ensure you have a great experience.