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Święty Marcin 41/2, 61-806 Poznań, Poland
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Located in the heart of Poznań at Lastryko Cafe, Lastryko Cafe is the kind of coffee shop that instantly makes you want to slow down and stay a little longer. From the moment you walk in, the place feels warm, relaxed, and inviting. The atmosphere strikes a nice balance between modern café culture and a cozy neighborhood hangout, making it a popular spot for both locals and visitors exploring the city center. Whether you are stopping by for a morning espresso or meeting friends for an easy afternoon chat, the setting feels comfortable without trying too hard.
One thing that stands out about Lastryko Cafe is how versatile the experience can be. Some guests prefer grabbing a quick takeaway coffee before work, while others settle into the outdoor seating area to enjoy the lively streets of Poznań. The café also offers dine-in service and delivery options, which makes it convenient for people with different routines and schedules. Because of this flexibility, the café attracts students, remote workers, casual tourists, and anyone looking for a calm space with quality drinks and food.
Coffee is clearly one of the highlights here. The menu focuses on carefully prepared beverages that suit both casual coffee drinkers and dedicated enthusiasts. Alongside coffee, guests can enjoy quick bites, prepared foods, and small plates that pair naturally with the café’s laid-back vibe. There is also a selection of wine and alcohol available, giving the place a slightly more social atmosphere later in the day. Instead of feeling like a traditional restaurant or a basic café, Lastryko Cafe blends both concepts together in a simple and appealing way.
The location itself adds even more charm. Święty Marcin is one of Poznań’s well-known streets, so visiting Lastryko Cafe gives you an easy opportunity to experience the local energy of the city while enjoying a quiet moment indoors or outside with a fresh cup of coffee.
Prices and dish names are transcribed from the restaurant's printed menu, photographed in August 2026 and reproduced on the menu page. Hours, address and service options come from the restaurant's public business profile. An editor confirmed the restaurant was trading on 4 September 2026. Something wrong? Tell us.
Święty Marcin 41/2, 61-806 Poznań, Poland
Quality coffee place recommended by our friends. Really lovely interior design. Good prices, especially for a specialty coffee place. And the coffee was great - as someone who's not a fan of the bitter/acidic aftertaste of coffee, I always have to sweeten it at least a bit, so it's rare that I taste a latte so smooth, I don't need any sugar at all. Lastryko had that in spades, as well as really tasty cakes (banoffee tart and cinnamon bun cheesecake), though they were very sweet. Bit of a wait time but the place was crowded on a Sunday afternoon. Service functional, though slightly indifferent/frazzled.
Came across this little coffee shop and we needed to pop in to get out of the rain and that they had beautiful cakes on display. Coffee was excellent with the honey layer cake was light and creamy. I tried the basque cheesecake and it was very good but a traditional basque doesn't have a biscuit base and it was soft. The staff was welcoming and friendly, I would recommend this place.
What a gem of a coffee shop. Great barista coffees and a selection of delicious homemade baked cheesecakes and banoffee pie to die for. We were there on a Saturday lunchtime and they brought in boxes of just baked St Martins based croissants which were huge, delicious and calorific (17 zloty) There was a steady stream of customers buying bags of croissants to carry out.
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