Did you ever crave a taste of home while far away? At Polsmaak Ciszkowski in Brussels, that longing is satisfied. Polsmaak Ciszkowski isn’t just a bakery. It’s a portal back to Poland. Founded in 2002 by the Ciszkowski family, Polsmaak Ciszkowski started with a vision. Jan Ciszkowski, the original founder, poured his heart into creating a place where the flavors of Poland could thrive in Belgium. Now, his legacy is carried on by his eldest son, Tomasz Ciszkowski. The Anderlecht location, at Place du Droit 5, isn’t their only bakery. The family’s first bakery is nestled in Ciechanowiec, Poland, a town renowned for its baking traditions and annual Bread Fair. This Polish bakery even earned the “Beza” label, a mark of quality and recognition in the Polish market. The Ciechanowiec bakery is now managed by Dariusz Ciszkowski. At Polsmaak Ciszkowski in Brussels, you’ll find daily fresh products straight from Poland. The shelves are stocked with traditional breads, pastries, and other Polish delicacies. It’s a testament to the family’s dedication to quality and their love for sharing their heritage. Polsmaak Ciszkowski bridges the gap between two cultures, offering a taste of Poland in the heart of Brussels.
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