Herbaciarnia Jahmajka Sopot — Restaurant in Sopot

When the crowded and noisy city starts annoying you, go to Herbaciarnia Jahmajka.

In the Caffè you can try: hundreds of unique and delicious teas drink and taste the best coffee from all around the world (if you love coffee from supermarket brands or big coffee chains.. :) you may not appreciate it, so don't get to excited. But, if you true coffee and herbal teas enthusiast be prepared for a long stay. selection of crafted wines, liquors and beers home made cakes snacks (try rhubarb in chocolate or gooseberry in chocolate)

In the shop (yes all you can try, you also can buy) you can buy all kinds of tea and coffee (be aware of your budget- there are very cheap basics and some of the most unique flavours from all over the world... £$ :) ) hundreds of ceramic pots souvenirs tea and coffee enthusiasts gadgets.

This is a family owned and run small business. Atmosphere: friendly and you immediately feel like in a cosy home. Staff is knowledgeable and willing to help and advice. All locally born- can tell you more about the city than you can find in any guide :)

Finally, there was a very original and calming, quiet music in a background. All together let us relax and enjoy every minute.

Thanks and...

Probably for “True” coffee lovers who only drink espresso or whatever. No vegan options, just fresh milk. I asked for SOY latte, they made one on the regular milk, when I got back there of course they refunded me but it was a huge inconvenience for me and waste of time because 1.barista was not attentive enough to listen to what I was saying 2. And she tries to back talk with me saying that I didn't say that I want soy milk 💀. Soy latte = latte on soy milk. I'm not understanding how this kind of getaway / vacation city right could lack some of the basic stuff. It's literally so hard to find electors free coffee here. However I hope this coffee shop I will improve their menu and with more options get more happy...

If this was just a one time thing, I wouldn’t say anything. Accidents happen. The man was perfectly nice and polite. However there are multiple reviews (sort by lowest first) spanning over multiple years, saying this place repetitively and knowingly serves MOLDY, OLD, DISGUSTING cakes!! I think they also overcharge unknowing foreigners. 48 zloty for a pot of tea and a moldy piece of cheesecake? That’s crazy. I even pointed the mold out to the owner and he apologized but still charged me full price apparently? Very bad business. Everyone beware! He let me eat...