Is this the best Georgian bakery in Bielsko?

I'm a sucker for some good Georgian cuisine, but for some reason I've never been all that taken with most of the Georgian restaurants I've visited here in Poland. This Georgian bakery though is another matter entirely - the food is delicious, and I have to really stop myself from going here everyday!

[DanielAnweiler]

Great. Need to get up early myself to go get the bread.

[Georgiango]

I miss Georgian bread so much...I live in Hamburg....they just opened a Georgian bakery in Aachen...so I will travel for good bread xd

[yakeosicki]

Lula kebab is a better version of sausage roll, isn't it :-)))) I recommend khinkali to you. It has to be fresh and made on the spot. I love these Georgian dumplings. I believe that these are the tastiest meat dumplings in the world. They have stunning starters. Lots of eggplant, nuts, fresh herbs. You must find a good Georgian restaurant somewhere. Kalkaz cuisine is very tasty, it's always worth trying. I was joking about the sausage roll of course. The ones from the ASDA store with an expiration date of 30021 are actually not edible. It's the same with different pastry. These products, bought fresh in a good bakery, are a different story. Many Poles have no idea about British cuisine. They live by stereotypes. They know the names of great British chefs. They didn't notice that British cuisine was undergoing a revolution. It started in Poland maybe a decade ago. Brits watch a lot of TV show about cooking but buy ready-made food to heat. Maybe they will return to real cooking because of the pandemics. I'm not writing about everyone, but about the trend I see when shopping in a store and watching what people buy.

[HughTheBeerKid]

LOVE Georgian Bread!!, I got stranded in Tbilisi during the start of Covid and I shamelessly lived off khachapuri and wine for the 3 weeks before the repatriation flight home, don’t suppose you know if there’s any Georgian food in Toruń?