Why did the hipster drink warm beer? Because he liked it before it was cool.

Yesterday we introduced Sari’s friend to the Polish cosine. To do so we asked our good old friend Gisciniec's help. I believe they have 3 restaurants in Wasraw and this was the last one which we haven't tried. Luckily the crew and the food was just as amazing as they were at the other locations! The girls had pirogi I tried a Polish sausage with cabbage aaand hot beer! Holly molly! Hot beer! What the heck?! I’ve been thinking about trying it for almost a month now and I finally did it!

 

It had a strange hot wine kinda taste with cinnamon and orange in it. It was a really unique flavor, I'm not quite sure, whether I'm ever getting one of these hot beers again. Not in this life, not haha.

After the meal we went to the downtown walked around and unexpactedly found a nice viewing terrace! And it had an incredibly spectacular view! The place is called Old Town Observation Terrace it’s right on the southeast corner of the main square and it’s epic! From the top of it you can see the old town the National Stadium, the Socialist realism style apartment blocks, aand the huge skyscrapers of course. If you have to decide between the Palace of Culture and Sciences or the Observation Terrace, please choose the last one! It has million times better view, much lower prices, and there’s no elevator, so you don’t waste energy to see something truly beautiful.

Tomorrow is the last day we are having a guest… It’s gonna be sad to say goodbye to Sári’s friend, but it will be also great to be alone for a bit. It's been almost two weeks now, that we had guest everyday it was exhausting and challanging sometimes, but was also a great pleasure to have all these amazing people over in our little apartment!

– please don’t get me wrong we were trilled by you guys visiting us! <3 –


See y’all tomorrow,

Take care,

Almos

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