FISZ 24 | 2,116 27 Feb 2007 / #1I've been to Krakow are time but was never able to find a good bagel shop. Does anyone know of any? Are bagels popular in any other PL city? I didn't see any in Poznan or around the tri city area.
krysia 23 | 3,058 27 Feb 2007 / #2I haven't come across bagels like in the US, but there are "obwaĊĵanki" which look like bagels, but are smaller, dry and taste nothing like bagels.
OP FISZ 24 | 2,116 2 Mar 2007 / #3Well, the inventer of bagels created them in Krakow, so I figured they'd have a super excellent bagel shop.
aawil 1 | 20 2 Mar 2007 / #4There was a cafe/bakery place on chmielna street in warsaw that had "american" bagels. This was a few years ago. I was just in poland a few weeks ago but never thought to look and see if they still had them.
jerofiejew - | 11 13 Mar 2007 / #5I've been to Krakow are time but was never able to find a good bagel shop.You couldn't find? Because you were looking to in wrong places :) Kazimierz....Does anyone know of any?bagelmama.com check this out :)Smacznego :)
franripish 18 Mar 2007 / #6Hi, As a visiting American (of Polish decent) in Krakow, I was suprised to see a human drawn (1920's style) PushCart, filled with what looks like Bagels (perhaps 1000), whose attendent told me that the locals eat them in the mid-afternoon to tide them over until dinner. Perhaps your timing was off. My memory was not that however of a US Starbucks or Deli bagel. Try the local cuisine; there are great restaurant options. Good Luck, Fran
larry casula 2 | 69 18 Mar 2007 / #7Smacznego.Now there is a word I havent herd in a while. I have a good vocabulary of Polish words and limited sentences, it helps to see them in writting. please keep it up.