The breads and pastries are spot on tasty! Get the sourdough, rye and focaccia with the anchovy butter! All the meats are legit! Simply served on a “at your grandmas” plate, with whole-grain mustard or sautéed onions - makes you realize how keeping it simple with no frills and focusing on the quality of the meat preparation is all you need. They do what they do (sourdough bread and charcuterie meats, sausages,etc….and they do it so damn well. The hashed grilled kielbasa is insane. As a bonus- their coffee is perfect for coffee snobs! Love the beats in the restaurant and the pink touches and minimalist design. Definitely recommend for: 1) treat yourself lunch - the pastrami sandwich with real potato chips!! 2) charcuterie platter with wine/beer with friends 3) stock your dinner party with charcuterie that they wouldn’t believe is made locally 🤯 4) restocking your sourdough bread 5) coffee meetings with a pastry - love the “tall dark and handsome” one and all the pączek (Polish sourdough doughnuts) 6) buying all your sausages for a bbq here! So, so good 🙌🏽 Will definitely be coming back!

A polish inspired shop settled in cozy atmosphere in Soi sukhumvit 35-39. Overall great food, particularly loved the salmon + mash avocado dish.

Cool little spot to get some different charcuterie and bread. The guanciale and mash was delicious. We ordered the ham and cheese sandwich which was good but had a strong charcoal grilled smell to it. Almost like after grilling fish. If that's not your cup of tea, skip it.

Ordered to go via Grab. Still warm upon arrival. We live close by. Pastrami is a decent size. We shared it for breakfast for 2. The pretzel bread was soft with nice textures. Not your typical pretzel but def nice as a sandwich. I’m not familiar with polish style foods but the pastrami has the textures of a roast beef. Paired well with sauerkraut. The side chips were a little scarce and overly seasoned also rather oily. Overall the sandwich was good we would order again.

Stepping into this elegant bakery feels like a breath of freshness itself. The diligent staff consistently churns out batches of dough, ensuring a steady stream of delectable treats. While the highly anticipated vanilla doughnut fell slightly short of expectations in taste, the impeccably made rosti was unfortunately dampened by an unconventional sauce application, leading to a soggy texture over time. This bakery caters well to aficionados of sourdough bread, offering a delightful array of options. Moreover, its pet-friendly policy is a charming highlight, making it an ideal spot for leisurely morning brunches accompanied by furry companions. The provision of dog bowls and the allowance of dogs indoors truly set it apart. The restaurant's cleanliness and ample space add to the pleasant ambiance. There is limited parking lots outside the bakery.

Food is very fresh and the bread is nice with a good crust. Menu is slightly challenging as you can combine sides together. Without pictures nor explanation on items or suggested quantities, we opted for their finished dishes. Qroque madame was great. Slightly heavy on the bechamele and a little too heavy pinch of salt on the top for my taste. You are definitely full after this one. We also head the bread with raw tuna and some bakery items. Surely coming back for the bread. Beats all competition in the area.

One of the best pastrami sandwich I've ever had in my life! Along with that I ordered a drink without ice and the amount of juice was extremely less. (You can see in the picture) Pretty disappointing. But again, amazing bread!

Their vanilla custard doughnut is simply divine! I haven’t tried the other ones yet, as I can’t get enough of the vanilla one, but they also have other flavors (is it rose and chocolate?), which I’ll definitely try anytime soon!