CLOSED: Jamniczek

I wasn't expecting too much because of the mixed reviews, but I was still very disappointed. I didn't like the "sausages" at all, and it was extremely difficult to eat the hot dogs.
The fries, when available, are really good, and so is coffee and desserts.
Although the staff is really nice and the place looks great, the heavy electronic music is way too loud.
Updated from previous review on Saturday April 11, 2015

Jamniczek is a nice vegan place serving vegan hot dogs, lemonade, some oother drinks and desserts. The actual hot dogs are interesting. They are not made to resemble meat, they have their own, original taste. If you're more into seitan dogs, you might not like tchem, but if you're open to new tastes give tchem a try.
The only thing I don't like is the vegan cheese they use. It basically tastes like nothing, and the texture is awful.

This is a small restaurant with a nice outdoor seating area. The vegan hot dogs look great, but the flavor/texture isn't very good in my opinion. They are very soft and bland. The bread and toppings would work very well with a better vegan hot dog in my opinion.

Jamniczek has a good offer of all vegan Hot dogs, juices, fries and desserts.

There are 5 hot dog combinations possible, plus the week special, each with a male name.

There are diferent sausages to choose from (beetroot sausage, chickpea sausage, white beans sausage, red beans sausage, mushrooms sausage, sometimes pumpkin sausage) and a choice of two sauces (mayo, mustard, BBQ, etc...)

The juices are combinations of fruit and vegetables and each juice has a different female name.

The fries are made of carrot or root parsley (you can order a mix) and the desserts are different cakes every day. They also serve coffee and tea.

The sausages are quite soft and not the chewy texture a classic sausage would have but they're very tasty and unprocessed (which is much better than eating mock sausage).

The fries were kind of burnt when I was served but I guess this was just bad luck and it can be improved :)

English menu and staff spoke English too. We tried 2 of the 5 dogs and found them tasty in a nicely toasted bun. The dog texture was not what I was expecting but good nonetheless. Homemade lemonade was great. Vintage tables and chairs were hip.

I'm not really into hot- dogs so unfortunately Jamniczek is completely not my thing. I would also have questions about the texture of the hot dog that I ate there. But I have to admit that I spent a very nice time there- it's a fast food with an artistic vibe, the interior is charming, a little bit retro. It looks quite like a nice restaurant with 2 floors. The day I visited Jamniczek it was very cold outside so I also ordered latte with cashew milk. (OMG, what a discovery, cashew milk is just incredible). So I took my coffee, laid myself on an old-fashioned sofa,took a sip and then from the speakers we heard "Electric feel" by MGMT. Delight. I would be back for the most delicious vegan coffee in town (with cashew milk) and good vibes. No hot-dogs needed.