Cheder

This is such a lovely cafe/restaurant. They have incredible and unusual lemonades (we had a rose and a fig lemonade). We also ordered a large mezze platter and it was really great! The Hummus was creamy, the Labneh was very tasty and slightly tangy and everything tasted perfectly balanced in general. It just tasted really amazing! Nothing you expect to get really full from but perfect if you are just a little hungry or a light meal for a hot day. Also very vegan friendly. We also tried the tea, which was also truly amazing. The atmosphere is very comfortable, calm and laid back.

Wonderful little cafe in a corner of Krakow. Really enjoyed the atmosphere surrounded by books and the kids loved it too. Would definitely recommend for the interesting variety of teas from around the Middle East. Families and groups of up to about 10 welcomed. Sensible prices too.

The Cheder (Hebrew for “room”) is a small and very cozy café located in Krakow’s Jewish quarter, Kazimierz. Apart from various breakfast options, the café also offers a good selection of mezze, Hebrew coffee with cardamom and spices, delicious homemade lemonades and even Israeli wines. If you like, you can also sit on the cozy cushions on the floor. Once you have found a comfortable spot inside the café, you can order at the counter (self-service). Communication in English was not a problem; card payments are accepted. A very unique spot that immediately makes you feel at ease.

Nice and atmospheric place with really good brew coffee, unusual teas and cacao. Food like shakshuka, mezze or hummus- pretty normal, nothing special but too overpriced.

Nicely set up cafe. Food was presented beautifully & I was happy to be able to eat some labneh and try baba ghanoush. The pitta was a bit dry, but the food was good otherwise. The coffee was nice, too. Nice selection of books as well including siddurim and tanakhim.

Great place with a variety of coffees and my favorite red cappuccino! You can eat a vegetarian meal or baklava, often serves kosher breakfasts. There are plenty of books about Jewish history. Very quiet and cozy place.

Spacious place, no AC inside for hot days. The I evtea was awesome. The hummus with pita are very tasty. For my taste was not enough spiced some other aperitizers made from eggplant and tomatoes. The toilet is too small and only one cabin, behind the bar.

Cozy place with stylish decoration situated in the heart of the Jewish district. There is a big library inside and you are allowed to get books and read while enjoying your coffee. I ordered Shashuka, orange juice and coffee. Food was tasty, but it would be nice if they would use fresh ingredients, as tomatoes came from can and the juice was not natural. The coffee with spices was very peculiar, more like a flavored tea. Cool please to visit at least once.

This is such a lovely cafe/restaurant. They have incredible and unusual lemonades (we had a rose and a fig lemonade). We also ordered a large mezze platter and it was really great! The Hummus was creamy, the Labneh was very tasty and slightly tangy and everything tasted perfectly balanced in general. It just tasted really amazing! Nothing you expect to get really full from but perfect if you are just a little hungry or a light meal for a hot day. Also very vegan friendly. We also tried the tea, which was also truly amazing. The atmosphere is very comfortable, calm and laid back.

Wonderful little cafe in a corner of Krakow. Really enjoyed the atmosphere surrounded by books and the kids loved it too. Would definitely recommend for the interesting variety of teas from around the Middle East. Families and groups of up to about 10 welcomed. Sensible prices too.

The Cheder (Hebrew for “room”) is a small and very cozy café located in Krakow’s Jewish quarter, Kazimierz. Apart from various breakfast options, the café also offers a good selection of mezze, Hebrew coffee with cardamom and spices, delicious homemade lemonades and even Israeli wines. If you like, you can also sit on the cozy cushions on the floor. Once you have found a comfortable spot inside the café, you can order at the counter (self-service). Communication in English was not a problem; card payments are accepted. A very unique spot that immediately makes you feel at ease.

Nice and atmospheric place with really good brew coffee, unusual teas and cacao. Food like shakshuka, mezze or hummus- pretty normal, nothing special but too overpriced.

Nicely set up cafe. Food was presented beautifully & I was happy to be able to eat some labneh and try baba ghanoush. The pitta was a bit dry, but the food was good otherwise. The coffee was nice, too. Nice selection of books as well including siddurim and tanakhim.

Great place with a variety of coffees and my favorite red cappuccino! You can eat a vegetarian meal or baklava, often serves kosher breakfasts. There are plenty of books about Jewish history. Very quiet and cozy place.

Spacious place, no AC inside for hot days. The I evtea was awesome. The hummus with pita are very tasty. For my taste was not enough spiced some other aperitizers made from eggplant and tomatoes. The toilet is too small and only one cabin, behind the bar.

Cozy place with stylish decoration situated in the heart of the Jewish district. There is a big library inside and you are allowed to get books and read while enjoying your coffee. I ordered Shashuka, orange juice and coffee. Food was tasty, but it would be nice if they would use fresh ingredients, as tomatoes came from can and the juice was not natural. The coffee with spices was very peculiar, more like a flavored tea. Cool please to visit at least once.