This cozy Polish milk bar serves delicious, no-frills traditional fare at unbelievably low prices, making it a hidden gem for locals.
"During the communist era, milk bars could be found in every Polish city. These were canteen-style restaurants where workers could come and eat decent, inexpensive portions of simple food in a no-nonsense setting. Despite their popularity in the 1970s and 1980s, most of the milk bars died away as the Polish restaurant scene was rapidly modernized; however, the few that survived are now increasingly treasured as an important part of Poland's cultural heritage. U Stasi is well-known for its friendly service (something that milk bars traditionally lacked) while Bar Mleczny Górnik (Miners' Bar) is basic to the core in all ways except the food, which is consistently good and outrageously cheap."
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