Café Kociak at 28 Święty Marcin Street is a true Poznań legend, revived after years of absence in a restored yet faithful form. First opened in the 1960s as a symbol of the city’s social life, today it enchants with its retro charm and attention to detail. The interior preserves the spirit of the PRL era – with the iconic cat neon above the entrance, metal holders for glasses, and tables that recall the café’s golden days. The menu features classic desserts such as the W-Z cake, “krem sułtański,” and the famous Poznań “brzdąc,” along with traditional ice cream and drinks. Open daily from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m., Kociak continues to attract those who want to experience the atmosphere of old Poznań – a place where history and sweet tradition gently intertwine over a cup of coffee.