Bułkę przez Bibułkę

Really delicious brunch items! I got a hummus and beet bagel sandwich, and the chłodnik soup. One of my favorite places I ate at while I was in warsaw!

Claimed something wasn’t available yet served it to another table 30 minutes later. Meringue was too eggy. Slowest service I’ve seen and they even gave us a beer that wasn’t a twist off that wasn’t open — and was lukewarm. Sandwiches were fine but not good enough to return

Wonderful place with great food. There’s table service.
There’s a large selection of teas and with the steamed milk I requested, I was able to mix my own chai, which was delicious.
I had the Mrs. Omelet and it was very good, though not superb; Perhaps it’s my American tastes. The salad and baguette slices that can with it were very good. I highly recommend giving the whole grain baguette a try.
There’s also a large downstairs space that could be good for larger groups.
Bathrooms: OMG, so cute! Clean and functional, and has a ceiling of leaves and bird song recordings being played.

Płace with bagels that doesn’t have any bagels Sunday Morning. We’ve been disappointed when the waiter explained what they had run out of (which was bagels, eggs and bacon). Placed seemed to look nice but we are not sure if you ever come again.

Pretty good coffee and pretty good food.
This is a really good café to come to for pretty good food and drinks and great service. Compared to some other cafes in town, I found the service to be far more warm and the café layout much more inviting. It’s this aspect of the café I like most.
I had a couple of cappuccinos here and they were pretty good, but still not up to world standard. The pancakes were not recommended, but the scrambled eggs were delightful. The cakes and pastries so look good, so it’s probably a good bet to try those.
Wifi is fast. All in all a good place to come for a feed and a drink.

This little café is quite near my work (the Pulawska location) and provides nice lunch options. First plus — I like their Facebook page. The reason I consented to try this place at all was because the Facebook page looked nice. They really invest in putting nice pictures up on a regular basis (hats off to whoever manages that) — and they are super cutie pie hipster pics that work on me like a charm — I’m a sucker for clever packaging — I can’t help it. Plus, every week they post an update on what kind of soup they will serve day by day through the week. They have some really tasty, creative options — today’s soup for example was cream of beet with caramelized onions and almonds. I’ve seen pumpkin with ginger, tomato with coconut milk, some cheddar cheese beer soup that sounds crazy good for some reason– carrot bacon mango soup with dancing ponies on top (ok I made that one up but you get the picture) It’s all in the details. They also have salads and sandwiches to flush out the menu.
Second plus — I like that they don’t put corn in their tuna. THANK YOU. Finally. Someone other than Subway. They have really nice corn-​free tuna sandwiches on a nice soft ciabatta bread. It works for me.
Third plus — good drinks — five zloty Prosecco (special today) along with Chai Lattes and Hot Chocolate and something like Warm Ginger Something or Other — who cares it all sounds good and looks good.
Note that they seem to have opened a second location — the one I’m describing is at Pulawska 24 and the newest is at Zgoda 3 or vice versa– I have not been to the Zgoda location. Which brings me to my only gripe about this place — the Pulawska location is teensy weensy inside and there is virtually no place to sit. They’ve gone in for one of those communal tables where you are supposed to sit with strangers and make new friends — um NO. I don’t leave with friends — I leave angry because furry coated blonde girl has put her elbow or her overlarge handbag in either my face, my ribs or my caramelized-​beet-​artisinal-​almond-​purée-​hand-​crafted-​fennel-​root-​with-​dots-​of-​vegan-​pesto-​in-​the-​shape-​of-​an-​owl-​in-​flight soup. Also, it is very cold in there because their door does not shut properly and the windows leak — the cute windows with their cuteness. So I have to shiver to eat this lunch — which is good enough to shiver through. Really though it’s adorable, even though I can’t pronounce bulki beh bulki I like to eat it.

The place looked great when I walked in. Coffee is tasty and treats are decadent. The menu caters to vegetarian and gluten free. They even serve fresh pressed juices, which are very hard to find.
But this place could be so much more. The staff all look busy but are not attentive. We had to ask for silverware, for example.
The omelette I ordered was way over salted. And half an hour after I ate the omelette, my friend’s sandwich still hasn’t arrived.
So I’m sitting here at the restaurant writing this review.
So much potential, wasted.

Third day in Warsaw and couldn’t be happier. We went out last night and just woke up with eggs cravings and we did hit the jackpot! This place is gorgeous and the food and price are amazing.
If you are looking for brunch or even for a really good saldas & sandwich menu, this is a MUST!
Will come back :)

Give me some well prepared eggs, pork product, and quality bread and butter, and I am a happy gal.
I am by no means a high maintenance foodie. I appreciate a simple, but well prepared, dish, especially when it comes to breakfast (because no food is better than breakfast food).
And Bułkę przez Bibułkę exceeded my expectations.

Wahnsinnig süßes Café, liebevoll eingerichtet, sehr nette Bedienung. Das Frühstück ist frisch und mit Herz zubereitet. Mein Bagel mit Humus und karamellisieret roter Beete war sehr lecker.

The pan cakes are the to die for, with fresh fruits, def favourite breakfast place

Charming, cozy and friendly. This restaurant is a mix of old fashion with modern taste and thoughtful details.
Strongly recommendable for breakfast, brunch or small lunch. The menu is a little small but food is delicious! They offer a variety of breakfast sets, salads and sandwiches. Moreover if you have a sweet tooth is a good place to enjoy some pastries and coffee.
Pear salad is amazing and prosciutto salad was excellent as well. Pair with fresh bread and just squeezed juices. AND a glass of Prosecco is 5zł!! Unbeatable :) :) :)
Definitely a place to go if you are in the area. Waitress are super friendly and service is very good. Indoor seats are comfortable and adaptable for a group of 2, 4 or up to 10 people. Reservations accepted!
Can’t wait until next time :)

The place looks nice and has that modern organic vibe to it. Service is really slow and doesn’t pay attention at all. Don’t expect them to check on you once your food is served. Given that their menu consists of sandwiches, salads and bagels (more on that later) the wait time is ridiculously long.
I had a salmon bagel and mint lemonade. The lemonade was alright but the bagel… Oh dear, where do I even start? It barely looked like a bagel, let alone be one. :(Essentially it was a regular polish roll with a hole in the center. It didn’t have the right texture nor taste. It even had crust! I repeat, crust! For those of you who never had a real bagel before: bagels are really dense and they’re cooked in water before baking, which is why they have no crusty shell and hardly any air inside. That’s why they’re extremely chewy not crunchy. Even toasted bagels have little crunch. For those of you who were lucky enough to taste a real bagel before: opt for a sandwich or a salad, if you want to avoid leaving disappointed and somewhat sad. :(
In general, their breads are good just not the bagels. I’m not surprised though coz there are no bagels in Poland even though they originated from here.

Sehr schönes kleines Café. Habe an Neujahr dort gefrühstückt. Sehr angenehme Atmosphäre, freundliches Personal, bei der Deko wurde auf jedes Detail geachtet. Auch die Anrichtung der Speisen ist etwas fürs Auge und Gaumen sowieso. Mein Highlight war eine Latte Variation aus frischen Erdbeeren, mit Milch, weißer Schokolade und Espesso. Freies Wifi und super günstig. Besser geht es kaum!