Restaurant in Kazimierz Dolny
Herbaciarnia u Dziwisza
An antique-filled tea room and gallery pouring a long list of teas alongside homemade cakes.
Reviewed and updated July 2026
Tea and cake at Herbaciarnia u Dziwisza
This tea house pairs a wide choice of teas with homemade cakes and coffees. It is a place to slow down over a pot of tea rather than a quick stop, and it doubles as an art gallery.
The interior in Kazimierz Dolny
The rooms are filled with old furniture, books and artwork, giving a cluttered, characterful feel that regulars return for. Reviews note it can be busy and on the pricey side, so it suits a relaxed break rather than a budget one.
Finding the tea house
Herbaciarnia u Dziwisza is at ul. Krakowska 6, a short walk from the market square. Hours can shift with the season, so it is worth checking before a special trip.
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