Wawel Patisserie - Montreal, Quebec

It was our first time there and we asked the difference between a ponki and a danish and she was very rude about answering that. we were the only customers there and seemed in a big rush to serve us and she was rude when we asked to repeat her ... question as she was speaking very fast. Not a good first impression. Read more

Best shop in the area. Affordable, absolutely delicious, amazing prices and the kindest staff. An absolute godsend. Thank you for existing.

We had the prune, apple, cream and cherry & cream paczkis. Everything was delicious!

Transporting my taste buds to the heart of Poland, this delicatessen shop is a true gem. From the moment I stepped through the door, I was enveloped in an atmosphere of authentic charm and warmth. The aroma of freshly made pączki wafted through the air, enticing my senses with promises ... of culinary delights. The pastries, oh, the pastries! Each delicate creation seemed like a work of art, meticulously crafted to perfection. From exquisite pierogi with savoury fillings to an array of authentic cured meats and cheeses, every bite carries the essence of Eastern European tradition. The warm ambiance and passionate staff add an extra layer of authenticity, making this shop a must-visit for anyone seeking an unforgettable experience that celebrates heritage and flavour. Read more

I just had a coffee and a polish donut (ponki) but both were excellent. $2.75 for a coffee and a fresh baked donut is very fair. I will go back to try their sandwiches.