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The 10 best bakeries in Warsaw

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Good bread is also an integral part of Polish food culture. Accordingly, the standard is high, the selection large and the tradition long, which the Warsaw bakers offer their customers from morning to night. You can find the Falstaff editors' favourites here.

The premises of a former grocery store have been transformed into a true work of art, with pastel swans on the walls, moderately eccentric furniture, and bright color accents. However, the main focus here is on breakfasts, which are probably the most photogenic in Warsaw. Iron trays, vintage ice cream bowls, unusual egg stands, and dishes with portions of homemade butter are all part of the beautiful presentation.

Marszałkowska 19, 00-628 Warschau, Poland

The place that embraces the Danish approach to breakfast, minimalist yet perfectly balanced. Simplicity, quality, and locally sourced ingredients are the key players at Baken. Their bread is only homemade, artisanal, and sourdough; cheese and butter come from local farmers, and the eggs are free-range. From all these elements, every morning they create simple and straightforward, yet absolutely stunning dishes.

Żurawia 6/12, 00-503 Warschau, Poland

A vegan patisserie and specialty coffee shop with all the possible amenities: exquisite pastries, croissants, macarons, cakes, and sandwiches, as well as interesting options for vegan coffee drinks and even gluten-free choices. Everything is of excellent quality, located right in the city center, and presented in a bright, lively interior.

Hoża 5/7, 00-528 Warschau, Poland

A small chain of cafés and bakeries that has long and successfully focused on breakfasts. The places are always crowded, with a non-intrusive atmosphere that embodies the essence of a well-done urban café with all the comforts.

Bagatela 14, 00-585 Warschau, Poland
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