Located on the trendy Zydowska street in Poznan’s historic Old Town, a hot new spot is brewing up a storm. Lura, a fresh blend of coffee shop and micro roastery, has quickly become the talk of the town since opening its doors this July.
The story behind Lura is as rich as the espresso they serve. A dynamic duo of longtime friends, who honed their barista skills at Minister Cafe, decided to turn their passion into a full-blown adventure. From their legendary Minister Cafe to their latest project Lura, their journey is all about sharing their love for coffee—from the first crack of the bean to the final sip.
Size doesn’t matter here—Lura may be compact, but it’s packed to the brim with character. Stepping inside feels like stumbling upon a hidden gem in Berlin, where every corner whispers of artisanal craftsmanship and good vibes. Its quickly drawing a diverse crowd of locals and wanderers eager to dive into a unique coffee experience.
“At Lura, coffee is more than a drink; it’s an experience,” they explain between pulling perfect shots and chatting up curious customers. “We’re all about transparency and passion. You can see us roast the beans right here, and we’re always up for a chat about our latest brews.”
But Lura isn’t just about coffee. Their menu is a mouthwatering medley of flavors, featuring various healthy eating options and a breakfast lineup that changes like the weather. And when the sun sets, don’t be surprised to find yourself lingering over a carefully curated selection of wines and beers.
First impressions tell us the vibe is a place where conversations flow as freely as the espresso, where you might catch the owners in action, crunching beans and spreading the gospel of good coffee. It’s an invitation to be part of their story, to sip, savor, and share in their passion for the perfect cup.
So, if you’re cruising around the Old Town and craving a coffee fix with a side of cool, swing by Lura on Zydowska street and let us know your opinions. Be back soon with our review!
