More Wroclaw cafes!
So many good ones!
Shakshuka is a good laidback brunch spot. I liked the quiet, airy feel and how a lot of people were there eating by themselves with a book.
Grain is a cozy corner spot with nice couches and comfortable chairs.
Naleśniki Babci has great international-themed crepes and pierogis (even if it's sometimes hard to understand what the crepe has to do with that country). Nothing special about the coffee so only go for the food and nice little patio.
ARTCAF has a good brunch menu, good indoor and outdoor seating and an artsy vibe as the name suggests, including several exhibits.
El Gato is one of the more central ones on this list. Good iced lattes.
I appreciated Gniazdo's peaceful interior courtyard.
ParaLab was a bit out of the way but maybe the best iced latte. They also have brunch. Smallish, quiet and relaxed.
Shakshuka is a good laidback brunch spot. I liked the quiet, airy feel and how a lot of people were there eating by themselves with a book.
Grain is a cozy corner spot with nice couches and comfortable chairs.
Naleśniki Babci has great international-themed crepes and pierogis (even if it's sometimes hard to understand what the crepe has to do with that country). Nothing special about the coffee so only go for the food and nice little patio.
ARTCAF has a good brunch menu, good indoor and outdoor seating and an artsy vibe as the name suggests, including several exhibits.
El Gato is one of the more central ones on this list. Good iced lattes.
I appreciated Gniazdo's peaceful interior courtyard.
ParaLab was a bit out of the way but maybe the best iced latte. They also have brunch. Smallish, quiet and relaxed.
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