Kroma Restauracja Śniadaniowa

Smell of fried eggs hangs heavy in the air, mixing with a surprisingly decent espresso. Expect a tight squeeze, especially on weekends. Locals love it and tourists are figuring it out, so the wait can be annoying, snaking out the door. Worth it for the weekday breakfast deal, though: twenty zloty buys you a decent plate and a caffeine hit.

The menu leans into breakfast standards, but they execute well. I overheard someone raving about the Turkish eggs and another about the scrambled; both looked carefully made. Service is quick and cheerful, given the chaos. Tables are cramped, but turnover is fast, so don't let the line scare you off.

Bottom line: Kroma is no-frills, but delivers a solid breakfast without breaking the bank. If you can handle the crowds, it's a reliable start to your day. Just don't expect a quiet moment for reflection; it's a get-in, get-out, refuel kind of place.