Fawor is a bakery in Poznań.
Editorially verified May 19, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
Tip: Skip the central locations on Nov 11; the further-flung Fawor branches have shorter queues and the same product.
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Address: ul. Hetmańska 91, 60-216 Poznań
Cukiernia Sowa at Stary Browar on Półwiejska 32, Poznań is the city-centre branch of the Bydgoszcz-founded 1946 patisserie chain, good for karpatka.
Worth the queueKarpatka
TipEat the karpatka or sernik on weekdays; the rogal bydgoski here is Bydgoszcz's PGI workaround, not a certified rogal świętomarciński.
Cukiernia Pawlova in Luboń outside Poznań is run by World Master Confectioner Paweł Mieszała, with traditional butter rogale baked to the Master's recipe.
Worth the queueRogale na maśle
TipPhone order a day ahead and collect at the shop; the butter rogale sell out by mid-morning every November.
Cukiernia Kandulski in Poznań is a family bakery founded by master confectioner Wojciech Kandulski in 1983, certified by the Cech Cukierników i Piekarzy.
Worth the queueRogal świętomarciński z białym makiem
TipPre-order phone-only in early November; daily production caps and queues outside the shop are routine before St Martin's Day.
