This indeed petite French cafe with sweets, sandwiches, salads and baked goods made on site, gains authenticity by offering the opportunity to enjoy that most Parisian of pastimes - people-watching - from the great window seating. An ideal spot for a morning croissant and coffee, afternoon glass of wine, or post-dinner crème brulee dessert, everything is made from fresh and imported ingredients, many of which can be purchased to take home. Pleasant, but quite pricey, here you'll also find the French press and magazines.

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• Seiichi 02 October 2011
  Amazing selection of French cheese and sliced meats. The best baguette I have eaten in Poland. Their wine selection is small but good and inexpensive. I wonderful (and surprising) slice of France in the heart of Krakow.
• Charles 18 September 2011
  Was there with my girlfriend this week. Nice place but pricey and I have to say I was not impressed by the quiche. They are individually made to order which is a nice thought but it's very small and made in a little cup with no pie crust. Also way too salty. On the other hand my girlfriend ordered the Croque Madame- -a cheesy toasted pastry which she thoroughly enjoyed.