Name: Placyk
Address: Rybna 12, Lublin, Poland, Lublin
Telephone: +48 695 557 999

A rather popular bar with the locals in quiet Lublin, Placyk is situated entirely outside, on a terrace atop the city wall near the castle but only a short walk from the city square. The barstaff were...

Outdoor bar on the city wall

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Since you are in the Jewish cultural center, you must try the Jewish flavor.
This restaurant imitates the lace tablecloths, small ornaments and old photos of Lublin designed by &quot;Fiddler on the Roof&quot;, which attracts attention. The food carefully combines the characteristics of Polish and Jewish cuisine.
The triangular wontons in chicken soup have thick skin and little meat. Inside are mashed potatoes, cheese, chicken or beef, but you can&#39;t taste the meat.
In addition to traditional carrots and onions, Jewish cabbage soup also adds almonds and raisins, which tastes sweet and sour.
The roast duck has no fishy smell of duck meat at all, and apple sauce is used as a dipping sauce. But it takes a lot of effort to cut the duck legs with a knife. #Local food #Try the authentic old brand #Romantic date restaurant

The first stop in Poland went straight to Lublin Province, two important small towns, Lublin City and Zamoić. Zamoić was built in the late 16th century during the Renaissance, and the buildings and churches around the Old Town Square and City Hall continued into the 18th century, with a baroque style. The Christmas market has also been swirling in the past two days, and everything in the square has become a bell ringing wind. The Christmas atmosphere in Lublin is already strong, and snow is better matched with Christmas lights. #The place where the circle of friends was asked to burst before going to Poland to charge the value of the Internet card for one billion points, change the card on the ground, automatically set it up, 5G open, and the food trip is also open. Lublin has plenty of fun to eat, drink and play, people go to the Pera factory for beer, buy onion bread at Piekarnia Kumiuk on Furmaska Street, and eat traditional Polish dumplings at the Perliczka shop on the corner of Rynek and Zota. And at the Christmas market in Zamoić, the aroma of cheese, jam, and bread is scattered. Good and good shopping. # pretending to be abroad # novelty game you haven&#39;t seen

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Outdoor bar on the city wall