- A bar
mleczny (literally
translated as "milk bar" from Polish) is a
Polish cafeteria which during the
Communist era
provided government-subsidized traditional...
- she was
spotted by a
reporter of the Dookoła Świata
magazine in a bar
mleczny (Polish cafeteria). He took some
shots of her and
Raksa appeared in the...
- a
Greasy Spoon Diner" by Don Martin. Food
portal Companies portal Bar
mleczny Cha
chaan teng, Hong-Kong
style greasy spoon Coney Island (restaurant)...
- the 20th century,
Warsaw was
famed for its state-owned milk bars (bar
mleczny)
which offered cheap fast food in the form of home dinners.
Examples of...
- coffeehouses,
although that is the
Spanish meaning of the
English word. Bar
mleczny Bickford's (restaurant) K&W
Cafeterias Luby's MCL
Cafeterias Piccadilly...
- is
called bar,
itself being another obvious loanword from English. Bar
mleczny (literally 'milk bar') is a kind of
inexpensive self-service restaurant...
- Bar
mleczny, a
former milk bar in Gdynia.
These canteens offered value meals to
citizens throughout Communist Poland....
-
vegetables such as rhubarb, pumpkins, or beetroot. (Polish: budyń or
kisiel mleczny; Finnish: maitokiisseli) is a
similar dish to
semolina pudding or budino...
-
which was
bombed during the
Algerian War of
Independence by
Zohra Drif Bar
mleczny, a type of
Polish restaurant,
which literally means "milk bar" Milk Bar...
-
establishments in some places,
particularly in New Zealand. The term bar
mleczny (lit. 'milk bar') in
Poland is used to
describe po****r and
cheap cafeterias...
