The smell of fermented grapes is sure to perk your nostrils as you enter this small but inviting café. The focus here is wine, and the simple yet delectable dishes such as ravioli and quiche Loraine compliment the full-bodied reds and delicate whites. Ideally located in the heart of the old town, tables can sometimes be hard to find, but any wait is well worth it. Wonderful English speaking service is available.
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This has to be the coolest most laid-back cafe in L'viv. I just love this place. Even in November before it gets cold this place still keeps the tables out on the front terrace so you can sit in your coat and ponder the Boimov Chapel or the changing colors of the lovely tree across the square. Very friendly "hip" service and clientele but the place doesn't take itself too seriously. A real "left bank" feel considering how far L'viv is from the actual Left Bank. Super cozy in the winter but much reduced seating once the terrace is closed. Amazing cherry strudel with chocolate sauce. That and a glass of wine out on the terrace is a fantastic way to spend some time in the Old Town. If you go to the bathroom sign your name on some surface. Just about everyone else has. Check out the interwar Polish bathroom fixtures.