Kardamon - Breakfast, coffee & bakery

Such a great place!!! We went and sat down with our dog. Customers need to come inside to order so we did. The staff was extremely friendly and spoke great English (which was important to us since we don’t speak polish). They served us the food very quickly and were very sweet to our dog. The food was astonishing, we had ordered “green heaven” and we were served a slice of sour dough bread with avocado, salad, pumpkin seed, tomatoes, chickpea salad and a lovely dressing. Along with that we had a very tasty flat white with oat milk. We were so happy to find a place like this! To Kardamon: Please keep going, us vegans need you! To everyone else: It’s a great place! Staff is amanzingly friendly.

We eat here Saturday up on our arrival to Stettin. We got a warm and friendly welcome and service (in English). We shared an Englishman on two persons and added cake for dessert. As menu state it came with 3 sausages, scrambled eggs made from 3 eggs, 3 slices of well smoked bacon, a big salad, 3 slices of bread and two different mustards. From our judgement all made of high quality products. The lemon pie was a perfect balance between sour and sweet and the banoffee pie was sweet and fluffy. Sunday I eat the New Yorker, a big sandwich with tender beef, onion jam and a big salad. Was super tasty and very filling. Sunday brunch seem to be a very busy day so make sure to book a table in advance. We were lucky and managed to get a table but with limited time to eat. My travel companion bought one of their own roasted coffee beans and by request they helpfully grinder them for him. This is a place to not miss out when visiting Stettin.

I had a meeting in the vicinity and was looking for a place where I could have some coffee. That's how I ended up in Kardamon. The cheesecakes were enticing so I grabbed one as well and it was extremely tasty (I even bought some to take home). The food that people around me were having also looked and smelled appetising. Helpful and courteous staff members who speak English (good news for those who haven't mastered yet the intricacies of the Polish language). Highly recommended.

Very good for tourists. Not very cheap but the coffee is good (alot better than most other cafes near it). I also had a pistachio pastry that tasted like yeast and not pistachio, isn't a complaint. Overall the barista gave me tourist recommendations and was very nice. At some point it started raining very heavily so we moved inside. The waiters were quick to make us comfortable inside which is another good thing about them. At some point there was a nice waft of something cinnamonny and it smelled great. Overall a great Cafe with coffee that tastes really good. Can be perfectly paired with a zabka maxi hot dog.