Lodziarnia Saint Malo in Krakow: photos, reviews, menu

About

Located in the heart of Krakow's vibrant Kazimierz district, Lodziarnia Saint Malo offers an inviting atmosphere perfect for indulging in a European, French, or Polish culinary experience. With a Google rating of 4.6, this charming café is famous for its delightful range of sweets, from brownies, cakes, and pies to a variety of chocolate treats and refreshing sorbets.

Visitors rave about the incredible, natural ice cream, claimed to be some of the best around. The delicious pizzas, crafted with a smooth dough and exquisite toppings, are also a must-try. The friendly staff and pristine, atmospheric restrooms add to the overall pleasant experience.

Though weekends can bring quite a crowd, the wait is well worth it. Payment is convenient with credit card options, and takeaway is available for those on the go. A delightful spot to unwind and savor the tastes of Europe in Krakow.

Price

1 - 20 zł

Cuisines

European, French, Polish

Services

Takeaway

Payment

Payment by credit card

Dishes and Beverages

Discover the standout dishes and unique drinks that define Lodziarnia Saint Malo menu.

Brownie
Cakes
Chocolate
Coffee
Ice cream
Pies
Sorbet

How to get here?

The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Stradom

Tram stop 169 m walk

Plac Wolnica

Tram stop 313 m walk

4.6

based on 200 reviews

Google

4.6/5 200 reviews

Iga Bebak

bardzo polecam, przepyszne lody i bardzo miła obsługa!!!

maciek macak

Saint Malo in Kazimierz might just be Krakow’s tastiest undercover operation. If this spot were in NYC, TikTokers would be emotionally unraveling over blood orange scoops and lines would stretch longer than a late-night philosophical spiral. But here? It’s quietly tucked into Kazimierz, no influencer circus, just ice cream greatness doing its thing. I shamelessly inhaled five flavors: blood orange, wild strawberry, pistachio, cookies and cream, and blueberry cheesecake. Yes, five. No regrets. Every scoop was a revelation. The pistachio hit like actual roasted nuts (not the usual sugared-up disappointment), and the fruity ones? Exploded like summer in your mouth. Blueberry cheesecake was dangerously divine. Whoever’s behind this, I owe them both a hug and my loyalty. Now listen, don’t be swayed by whining foreigners rating their ice cream experience like it’s some lukewarm café in Soho. The girl at the counter is trying, in English, probably while dodging impatient tourists. Show some respect. You’re in Poland, not the US of A or the Queen’s backyard. Learn a few Polish phrases, smile, and don’t be the person who reviews a scoop like it owes you rent. Don’t walk here. RUN. Teleport if you must. Just… keep it on the down-low, or my next pistachio rendezvous will be behind a queue stretching clear to Plac Nowy.

Andrea

Great ice cream, seems natural, full of taste. Polite and nice personel. Kids friendly 😁

Lodziarnia Saint Malo in Krakow