Designed by the Polish firm 28 Form, this family-frienly cafe is in Wroclaw, Poland and is by far one of the best places to go with children to have a quiet and unhurried coffee, since everything in it is designed to entertain the little ones while and relax the adults.
I'm sure you're going to spend more than one afternoon in this cafeteria, if it were close, of course.
One of the problems that parents usually have when it comes to going out with our children and wanting to drink in a cafeteria or restaurant is that they are not usually adapted to families with children. I do not blame the truth, until recently the children were simply those little beings, more or less educated, educated who accompanied every parent and were the nightmare of those who had no children but they had to share their space.
A cafeteria is a space designed by and for adults in which the only objective is to consume, which for something is a business. In it everything is designed so that we feel comfortable, but of course, children is not something that enters the equation.
In general, they are places with little free space to run or play and of course, without any toys for them and if you had planned to spend a long time there with children you are forced to be on the terrace or take your toys From home.
But none of that happens in this cafeteria and we find areas specially designed for them, with free access and in which it is FORBIDDEN NOT TO TOUCH.
We also find isolated areas of the "consumption zone" where children can be together, you can even organize workshops for them and let mom and dad enjoy the feeling of having a coffee and having an adult conversation, something not It is enjoyed every day.
And of course, we can also enjoy a good meal.
How about your experiences with coffee shops? If they opened a fence, would they have you as customers or not?
