I always recommend visiting the Lakomka coffee shop on Independence 19 to my visiting guests, lovers of sweets. Easily opening the massive door, you are transported into an atmosphere imbued with the spirit of the Soviet era: pompous chandeliers, an abundance of dark wood, massive paintings and other details typical of the Soviet era. But the main thing worth visiting this place for is the abundance of branded chocolate and sweets from the Kommunarka factory. The entire range is presented in abundance. For coffee lovers, tables are provided along the panoramic windows where you can eat eclairs of "those times", drink a cup of coffee or just relax while admiring the views of the city. And, of course, I can't help but mention the aromas that fill the entire space of the Delicacy: the aromas of sweet vanilla, burnt caramel, chocolate and other sweet treats) And yes, I almost forgot, it's definitely worth trying hot chocolate, it's just magical here!

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Алена Чигилейчик

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We bought hot chocolate with a young man. It is of course incredibly delicious and very very sweet. They paid 4 Belarusian rubles for one serving of chocolate (like 100 grams). It may seem like a lot for such a serving, but first try to eat it/drink it to the end. The place is clean and bright. A varied menu. Inside there is a company store and a coffee shop. The staff often comes to the coffee shop and cleans the tables. There are also hangers for clothes. In general, everything was great!

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Алла Малахова

Level 7 Local Expert

A large selection of different candies, including gift sets as souvenirs from Belarus. The sellers are friendly, give advice, help with the choice, but not intrusive. The cafe area has very appetizing display cases with cakes and pies. I advise you to visit!

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