It's worth going if you are in the city. I can only repeat what many of the other reviews have said. A good natured environment where a brief history of the famous croissant is covered. The guys that ran the session were great, had plenty of gags (a few aimed at the Germans which was funny!) and involved pretty much everyone that wanted to participate in the demonstration of the croissant masterclass. I've notice the price has gone up a lot recently, is it worth it? Probably but they should make a concession for kids. Tips, ours was an English speaking session and was packed so get there on time or you might struggle to get a seat on the benching. Due to the renovation going on in the square if you do the 2pm session you'll be able to see that goats at 3pm in the tower as the museum overlooks that area. The tip box comes out at the end so if you think you may want to tip take some cash. Enjoy!

The perfect rainy day activity! Really good tour guides, who were really funny and made the session interesting and informative. They also spoke amazing English. Would recommend to anyone visiting Poznan. Also great value for money at only £7!

Everyone who visits Poznan should visit the croissant museum. It was an hour of total fun! We went to the English show at 2pm which is every day during the summer months. Less of a museum. More part cooking demo, part comedy show, part history lesson. Topped off with a magnificent display of wit and sarcasm, along with some gentle, good natured mockery of the various nationalities attending the show. We offered to volunteer and after donning aprons and hats we got to shape the dough and add filling, it was a joyous hour that ended with a taste of the famous St Martins croissant, a certificate and then a view of the famous butting goats. Highly recommend.

Although this 'Museum' wasn't really a museum, (More of a talk/experience) It was still an amazing experience for me and my family. We visited on the 1st of August with an English session. We were welcomed by someone who asked for volunteers. I would highly recommend being a volunteer as it makes it a lot more entertaining. Then the volunteers (including me) were dressed up into chef outfits and each volunteer took their turn to help make a St Martins crossiant. Once we had all taken our turns, we then watched a video about the history of Poznan and that was the end of the experience. The staff were very friendly but funny at the same time and it was an enjoyable experience for all. You also get a whole crossiant if you are the first to answer a question about sharing correctly and everyone else gets around a half a crossiant. Overall a very enjoyable experience. Would recommend.

I thoroughly enjoyed learning about St. Martin croissants. The two presenters worked well together and, while providing us with history and steps to making the croissants, it was done it a rather clever way that kept those in attendance engaged. As a retired educator I was intrigued as to how the presenters were able to keep about 40 people interested.