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A large selection of savory sandwiches and sweet pastries. Delicious coffee served in cups made of recycled coffee. You can eat and drink on-site, but also buy bread to take home in various variants. Very nice and efficient service. On Saturday, January 25th in the morning, a couple were working together like a super-coordinated duo, hardly communicating; it was nice to watch them. They certainly add extra charm to the place. (I would suggest bonuses for them)

Very tasty sandwiches and friendly staff. Apparently, you can try the famous St. Martin's Croissants here. I have been here twice, and Polish music was always playing in the background. I paid in cash, but you can also pay by card. Highly recommend visiting

The croissants stand out from the competition, but this year they were worse in taste and much sweeter. It’s a mistake for me to have to pay an additional 2 zł for the box with a croissant costing 29 zł.

Beautiful, atmospheric interior, a large selection of bread and delicious croissants. Prices are quite high, but you get what you pay for. I don't know if it is always like this, but the queue speaks for itself. I recommend.

A bakery located in Poznań on Ratajczaka street; it was a pure coincidence that we walked in. We took a little something to go on our way home. Very nice service and great delicacies, pronounced flavors of the creams that were stuffed into the French pastries. I recommend :)

Hey Inna! I'm writing this as a long-time customer who has probably tried 90% of your products, from croissants to panettone to lemon cupcake croissants and donuts from TooGoodToGo. I'm sharing this because I really like you, and I know you take feedback to heart – for some time now I’ve had the feeling that the quality of your products has been subjected to strict economic dictates, and I no longer feel that pleasure I once did. The pain au chocolat has really little chocolate, the bread is often dry or overbaked, and crumbles a lot. Even looking at the latest review of the donuts, it's clear that it's hard to say something that distinguishes them from the competition. From conversations with friends, I see that I am not alone in this opinion. Does this mean I will stop rooting for you? No – I am rooting for you to improve even more than ever, and I will still drop by to check if anything changes for the better, hoping to experience the same ecstasy as when I first tried the frangipane and génoise! Good luck!

Beautiful pastries, you can see the high quality of the ingredients used. I visit sporadically due to the very poor price-to-size ratio – smaller than the classic sizes; monokl + coffee, and it’s already almost 40 zł. There are places in Poznań where for a lower price, you can get similar taste experiences. It’s still worth visiting at least once and trying, maybe for someone the price won't play such a role.

This bread is a work of art. Expensive, but worth its price. The size is quite substantial; mine weighed about 900 grams. But not being able to have it sliced is a big problem for me.

On Saturday morning, I took a cinnamon roll to go (usually I take sandwiches). First and last time! The cinnamon roll was drier than a stone (maybe because everything is displayed without any covers?). I always encounter a tall girl with glasses who seems empathetic, as if she was there under duress. This surprises me because usually, the managing staff sits on laptops at a table right by the entrance, with no interest even when the queue is long.

Croissants are different from all others. Thanks to the toppings, they have their unique taste. Does the price compensate for the taste? For me, 8/10.