inna.piekarnia — Restaurant in Poznan

If I was rating this place on the baked goods alone I would rate 5 stars hands down. However, Poznan is full of delisious bakeries- just throw a stone and you will hit one- and a much cheaper one. Not to devalue the bakery as it is very charming and well designed, clean (staff takes care to use gloves and I haven't noticed anyone on their phone between customers then grabbing your food) the only flaw I see is, no sneeze guard over the main selection and this is a drawback for me - normally I say "no sneeze guard no-thank you!) But, we go early and...well some things are just too good to say no! Seating inside is well laid out, but being such a busy place digital nomads need to be more aware and respectful by not taking up an entire table for 4 to sit there and work! We had to settle for a bar style tiny table on a busy morning while Mr. Digital Joe sat there looking over at us while our sweet waitress attempted to fit 4 plates a 2 coffee's on our table. Thankfully someone else left and she moved us. Staff need to be more assertive and attentive to the needs of their guests and he should have been asked to move when on a busy morning (he should know better). Over-all, we like it but don't like some of the pretentious guests...

Authentic French Bakery Vibes in Poznań Inna Piekarnia is a beautiful little spot that feels like a slice of France tucked away in Poznań. They use what seems to be original ingredients—likely imported from France—and the quality of the food really speaks for itself.

Yes, it’s on the pricier side, but absolutely worth it. The baguette is hands down the best in town, perfectly crisp on the outside and soft inside.

The interior is cozy, calm, and thoughtfully designed—perfect for a quiet morning or a slow afternoon break.

Highly recommended for anyone who appreciates real artisanal baking and a...

The concept of the place is nice but I want to say a few. The employees seem very unhappy, so I guess when you ask a question, they look at you with meaningless looks, whereas the question is only if there is a product. Employees do not use masks and do not use in incoming customers. Nowadays, this situation is very dangerous, the products stand in a place separated by a small glass and there is no protection here. Unmasked employees and customers can definitely transmit disease when choosing products from here. The products are nice, good quality, but for these reasons I will not...