Cheder is a cafe in Kraków.
Editorially verified August 24, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
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Address: ul. Józefa 36, 31-056 Kraków
Cafe Lisboa on Dolnych Młynów in Kraków's Old Town has baked pastéis de nata by hand since 2017, the first Polish cafe to do so. Order the pastel de nata.
DrinkPastel de nata
TipThe pastéis de nata are baked through the morning; weekend afternoons sell out by mid-afternoon.
Europejska on Kraków's Rynek Główny pours coffee inside the historic Krzysztofory Palace. Order the viennese melange. At Rynek Główny 35. Booking recommended.
DrinkViennese melange
TipThe cherry torte and a melange make the Habsburg-cafe order. Terrace on Rynek Główny.
Cafe Camelot off Kraków's Świętego Tomasza is the wood-panelled folk-art cafe that ran the city's coffee tradition through the 1990s. Order the cafe latte.
DrinkCafe latte
TipThe apple pie is the dish; the back-room library has tables for laptops.
Noworolski in the Cloth Hall on Rynek Główny has poured coffee in its Secession rooms since 1910, the White Room's polychromes painted by Henryk Uziembło.
DrinkViennese coffee
TipThe art-nouveau rooms are the photograph; the terrace on Rynek Główny is the better summer seat.
Jama Michalika on Kraków's Floriańska opened in 1895 as Cukiernia Lwowska. From 1905 hosted the Zielony Balonik cabaret; the Mloda Polska meeting room.
DrinkHot chocolate
TipThe hot chocolate is the order. The art-nouveau rooms at the back are the photograph; the terrace is the daytime spot.
Cafe Szafé on Kraków's Felicjanek is the bohemian living-room cafe west of the Planty: mismatched chairs, daily cakes, third-wave filter on the menu.
DrinkFilter coffee
TipThe carrot cake is the dish. Quietest before 11:00 if you want a workspace.
