Milka - Triple - Choco cocoa

The Milka chocolates are a bit more sweet, that most of the others. They are really popular in Poland, and have lot of different versions. They also look good usually.
This one has a 3 types of dark cocoa fillings:
-crunchy cookies
-cocoa cream
-liquid filling

Since the chocolate itself is a bit too sweet for some people, the cocoa filling makes it taste perfect! It's also a nice alternative for most of the "upgraded" chocolates, which usually have sweet stuff inside.

Wawel - Malaga

Sour-sweet tasted with little raisins parts inside. The filling is half-liquid, so beware ;) Tha dark chocolate fits perfect here, cause the malaga taste is really strong.
Adults love these pralines. Kids don't really like raisins, and the strange sour-sweet-chocolate mix.

Kasztanki - Wawel

Not too sweet, but loved by children&adults. Dark chocolate with cocoa filling + lots of waffer crumbs. It's dry inside (as you can see on the photo), but also kinda heavy. One of my favorite. The quality is really high. The chocolates are made by one of the most known polish manufacturers :)
As far as I know, they are loved by foreigners, as the typical polish sweets.

Knoppers

So much stuff inside! :D
The white (milk) part is very soft. Simmilar to the brown nougat cream, but the second has some hazelnuts inside. The rest are light waffers and milk chocolate.
It's a typical "childhood taste". :D

Caprisse - Mufinka - STRACCIATELLA

   

It's not as good, as muffins that you'd find in a cafe, but let's be honest - we're not talking about the cafe food here :P This one is a good thing if you're hungry. It's not really big, but will keep you far from starving for a long time.
It's quite heavy, and sticks to your teeth a bit, but will stay fresh for a long time. The chocolate is a bit crunchy (because of the baking process). There could be more of it, but not much.
To sum up - it's a good thing if you have little time to eat, and need something that will give you some energy.

KitKat classic

One of the best of this kind - hard to bite, and very sweet, but melts pretty fast. The covering chocolate used to taste better when the bar appeared in the shops a few years ago though. The covering chocolate was more like the one inside of the bar. Now it's rather typical.
Maybe it's just local in Poland. If it's different in your country feel free to tell me where to find the better version :D

Tiramisu bar - Wedel

Candy bar for the adults mostly. Usually they prefer dark chocolate, but this one is milk, and also loved :)
The good thing is that the bar tastes really simmilar to the tiramisu dessert. I would say it has some alcohol in the dark toffee-like cream, but I'm not really sure. The white part is milky, or vanilla. It's not visible on the photos, but there are also little, crunchy things inside (some cookie crumbles probably). It tastes best if you eat slowly and let the chocolate melt in your mouth :D

Papita - vanilla

For those who can't decide what to buy - candy bar, biscuit, and chocolate candy, all in one.
Of course it looks a bit better on the wrapping. Sometimes there are almost no candies on it.
Anyways it's one of my favorite. The milk chocolate is really tasty. Then there is some vanilla cream, and a crunchy biscuit.
The bar has some more options, but this one is the best for me.

Mentos Choco - white

Toffee with white chocolate filling. It's hard to bite at first, but not crunchy. The chocolate cream inside is a bit softer. Looots of sugar and a good taste. Mostly for children, cause it's really sweet.
Sticks to your teeth x_x

Frutti- Fit - apricot, mango, chia

Muesli bars are usually hard to bite, heavy and rather boring. This one is the opposite - light, and really sweet. The taste is based on the dried apricot and mango, so the sugar inside is natural. Good thing for the start of the day!

Pierrot

 Simmilar to "Bajeczny", but has crumbled nuts instead of wafers. It's a chocolate-nut bar covered in chocolate. One of the most recognisable in Poland also.

Bajeczny

One of the most known candy-bars in Poland. :)
Tastes like chocolate mashed up with peanuts, but it's not as hard as a chocolate would be. It's sweet, but not too much, and has some little wafer crumbs inside. It's loved by the adults mostly.

Snickers & hazelnut

Milk chocolate, caramel, hazelnuts, and nougat cream. Not much different from the original one, but tastes a bit softer and better :)