I Visited the Oldest Restaurant in Poland - Piwnica Świdnicka, Wroclaw

Join us as we try various beers and delicious food at the oldest restaurant in Poland and the oldest representative city inn, in the world. You can find their website here:
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[@primetraveltime]

This restaurant was amazing and a must do when you visit Wroclaw. The food, beer, atmosphere and history of this place can't be beat. As aways let me know what you think. If you could subscribe, it would mean the world to me as KZbin does NOT share any revenue with me. All my videos are done on my spare time with no compensation. Thank you so much.

[@tomekville7]

Duck and mushroom -> finger-licking good! I wish they could restore original wall paintings.

[@jayblaz7389]

Total tourist trap, beer is really not good at all. It reopened and went to total shit. I know because I have lived here for 20 years.

[@anthonycubadugosz109]

Fantastic that you have shown this place, greetings from Anthony your city guide in Wrocław 😃

[@primetraveltime]

Hey Anthony, great to hear from you and thank you! I still need to work on my Wroclaw tour video. Hopefully it will be up in a few weeks. 😉

[@thewhiterabbitr3]

Beer Machines??! 😮 We need that in the US lol. Also that Duck and giant mushroom dish looks delicious. Sad to see they painted over the original art, 😢 but the place looks gorgeous regardless

[@primetraveltime]

Having those machines in the US would be awesome but I doubt people would be responsible with them 😉The food and the place were amazing. I definitely want to go back. Add it to your list!

[@Ohlsemann]

I was there in 1999

[@raskolnikoff91]

It's the oldest but not the best

[@ignazio5]

Food looked really tasty. Good work getting shots of the place while respecting people’s privacy. If you hadn’t said it I would not have noticed. Felt like I was walking through the place myself.

[@abeedhal6519]

Truely a place filled with war crime energy. Just thinking that this is really a German founded establishment that was robbed is completely disgusting.

[@TrollerCoaster1]

Tell me again, what did the Germans do on the 1st of september 1939?

[@bartoszb1929]

the whole city was rebuilt by Poles so what theft are you talking about? It was the Germans who specialised in theft, from as early as the 18th century. How are Polish relics being sold in German auction houses?

[@abeedhal6519]

@@bartoszb1929irrelevant. It was rebuild with german money and it's a german city. No discussion about it.

[@bartoszb1929]

Wrocław was rebuilt with Polish money and Polish hands. It is a historically Polish city just as Bralin is a Slavic city. End of discussion. The only thing you can do about it is to continue trading in German auction houses for gold earrings of Polish victims of the German-Nazi machine@@abeedhal6519

[@gonon99]

@@abeedhal6519 lol keep trolling