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Gold it certainly is. Walk past the narrow room selling pralines and gift sets, and duck upstairs to find a posh cafe space primed for an afternoon sit-down - choose from great snack options, including a tasty gulaszowa.
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Cafe Balsam
Riga Black Balsam is a Latvian liquer which will make your guts gargle and your legs jelly – and you’ll find it on sale here, both straight and mixed with various other drinks.
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Cafe Factotum
A stylish and cosy (read small), cafe/bar found at the top of Sw. Ducha street. The unique decor featuring black and white floors,
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Cafe Fikcja
A cream coloured café decorated with cartoon cats and books, books and even more books. This is indeed the bookworms dream, with a pleasantly cute design consisting of tea candles and sofas, and a regular sideline in readings and signings.
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Cocktail Bar Capri
A classic café and one regularly filled with tourists taking a break from strolling Długa to people watch in front of heaping desserts.
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Coffeeheaven
The most recognizable coffee chain in Poland, and long regarded its best. Coffee, cakes, smoothies and wraps inside a generic looking urban space.
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Costa Coffee
In the space of a couple of months Costa Coffee have gone bananas and opened in practically every town in Poland. You’ll find the tri-city representative lying on the top of Długa, the main benefit being the tides of eye candy that flow past.
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Fajne Baby Cupcake Bar
The cupcake has made quite an impact in Poland of late and you’ll find lots of delicious types in this little cafe behind St Nicholas’ church.
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Goldwasser Coffee Shop
Gold it certainly is. Walk past the narrow room selling pralines and gift sets, and duck upstairs to find a posh cafe space primed for an afternoon sit-down - choose from great snack options, including a tasty gulaszowa.
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Indygo Cafe
If they added a smoking area we’d happily award Indigo our custom for life. Even so we’ll keep coming back and that’s on account of a cool, cool, and very cool atmosphere.
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Kafe Delfin
Featuring pictures of movie giants on the walls and old film projectors scattered about, Delfin is the perfect place for tea, coffee and cake for those taking a break from exploring the wonders of Oliwa.
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Kaliszczak
Stalinist service and a grim design that hasn’t improved since the 70s shouldn’t deter visits: this is the best ice cream in Gdańsk, so we say, and that’s a factor that keeps this place ticking at frantic pace no matter what season.
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Kawiarnia Filmowa "W Starym Kadrze"
A wonderful little cafe in a quiet street found in the shadow of St Marys next to the Four Quarters Fountain. While the menu offers
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Mazel Tov
Ogarna street is only yards from the main street but there are a couple of well kept secrets, of which Mazel Tov has to be the best.
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Pastelowa
Upscale and expensive but oddly anonymous, this large café in the Hotel Szydłowski seems to host a permanent colony of portly businessmen in expensive suits.
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Pi Kawa
The perfect café to wile away an afternoon sipping on a latte or discreetly downing a lavish dessert, Pi Kawa has the soft lighting and mismatched furniture that creates instant atmosphere.
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Pi Kawa
A beautiful venue serving herbal teas and desserts amid flickering candles and ceramic angels. An inviting spot, with busy staff and crackly Sinatra tunes played in the background.
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Red Spot Cafe
A decent new cafe chain, though one with absolutely zero design sense. ‘Welcome to anonymity’ it seems to say; with
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Segafredo
Mega brand coffee chains don’t always float our boat, but in the case of Segafredo we’re going to hold fire. Star points in this case go to a scattering of sofas which allow opportunity to fully enjoy the quayside views and bullet fast wifi.
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