Good quality Polish home-style cooking at surprisingly low prices allow you to eat (too) well without breaking the bank. Soup, pierogi, potato pancakes covered in goulash all done the way a Polish grandmother would – hence the name (At Granny Raspberry’s). Though it now has a country cottage aesthetic, during WWII, this locale was known as Cyganeria Cafe, and was a popular Nazi hangout spot. In one of the most audacious acts of Jewish resistance during the war, a bomb was planted here by the Jewish underground on Christmas Eve, 1942, resulting in the deaths of 11 Nazi soldiers; a plaque on the building's facade commemorates the events. Also at ul. Sławkowska 17.
U Babci Maliny
Amenities
Child-friendly
Takeaway
Wi-fi
Open
Open 11:00 - 23:00.
Price/Additional Info
(15-75zł)
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