The Travel Peoples

Milk bars abound in Poland. They were named as such because the cafeterias used to serve cheese cutlets during the reign of Communism in the country as a form of government subsidy. Retaining the name despite not serving milk or cheese exclusively, now, milk bars are famous for dishing out inexpensive Polish staple foods. My friend and I ate at Bar Bambino, somewhere in Warsaw. She fancied interviewing me about pierogi. It's my first time doing a food review. Haha!  Watch my video and comment on the channel. I would like to know your thoughts on pierogi, as I have only tasted a few. My favorite is pierogi in soup, which I ordered in one of the restaurants at the Royal Route.  

Many tourists flock to Winter Wonderland locations. They say Warsaw is a place to experience the majestic feeling of seeing blankets of snow. Try it during Fall, when it is cold but not freezing, and when it is sunny but not scorching. Here's a video to show what the capital of Poland looks and feels like before Winter.