Kazik

The sandwiches are very good and tasty, but they are really not worth the waiting time. It took almost 50 minutes to get one Meat Lover. I understand that it can be busy (there were only 12 people inside), and there were four people working. What really annoyed me is that other people who came after us, either for takeaway or who sat down after us, received their sandwiches before us. Of course, we had to ask three times, and the answer was always the same: “five minutes.” Meanwhile, other people were getting their sandwiches.

The pierogi were amazing and I really liked the coffee and cake too! I was happy they still served food after 4pm and had lots of space, also sockets. I wanna come back to try the breakfast though! Sadly it was very cold inside and I didn’t see the price for the pierogi written down so the total was more than I anticipated.

The food is delicious and the waitresses are very kind. It’s a small place and when we went you had to wait for a long time before you could seat down (and then wait for the food). They seemed to be short staffed as there were only 3 people doing everything and nobody was able to manage the tables when they became available. But, again, the food was so good that it was worth the wait

Kazik Amsterdam. Where to start? Now, this one was a real surprise. It’s my first time ever to a polish cafe or even polish breakfast / brunch. Limited number of tables, very cosy…it did have plenty of outdoor seating. It seemed like a really popular place. However the food was DELICIOUS. The waitress was lovely and welcoming. It was a HIT!! Had a few capucinnos, banana bread, polish scrambled eggs & the Spanish & spicy.

Hidden gem! Super delicious and unique choices. Most of the sandwiches are freshly prepared. 👌 Very popular so be prepared to wait a bit. Prices are fair. Strongly recommended!