So the atmosphere in this one is pretty cool; I particularly like the emerald lighting under the…read morebar stools. The rest of the bar smacks of old Irish charm. The Guinness is of course properly poured in this establishment, and they also had a number of Guinness drinks that went beyond the traditional offerings. However, I do have to say that the menu here is a bit limited here. The waitresses were also very nice. Initially their credit card machine declined one of my cards that basically had nothing on it. I was told to use another card, which I did, and all was well. The real drama stated when I checked my banking app and discovered that the first charge had gone through, basically double charging me for the same tab. My waitress was very understanding and brought the manager over. The manager, however, was not so understanding, refusing to take the charge off my card. She said that I had to do this with my card company. When I called them, they said that a pending charge could always be removed by the bar. In any event, I was forced to wait a few days to remove the charge through my credit card company... a bit of a hassle.

Small pub with a limited menu featuring the variety of Guinness drinks obviously. The Guinness…read moreold-fashioned was surprisingly good. The waitress was very nice and spoke perfect English. They take credit cards and we were able to divide our bill three ways we visited at 10 PM on a Monday night. The upstairs was closed at this hour, but supposedly they have a huge selection of gin upstairs. If you're looking for a small pub to grab a pint or one of your favorite mixed drinks, this place is worth stopping in for.

Pretty much the perfect bar. Nice beer and at a lower price than any other place so close to the…read morecentre. Really comfortable cushioned bench seats and deck chairs, with parasols and table service. Very friendly and multilingual staff. Dog friendly. Music cool and not too loud so you can actually chat. Sushi also very good indeed, and not too expensive. Highly recommended.

This place is absolutely amazing food was great I cannot fault the service at allA young girl…read moreserved us whilst we were watching the England game. She was absolutely amazing was so polite. if I went to Wroclaw again I would definetly go back.

Had been there a few times. Very friendly staff and great food. Perfect get together spot for some…read moresoccer with multiple TVs.

Our group of 15 business associates decided to have on dinner "on the square" in the historic…read morecenter city of Wroclaw, Poland last evening. At 9:00 pm, Wroclaw's square was hopping with pedestrians patronizing the dozens of restaurants, bars and clubs with their European-style seasonal sidewalk cafes that line the square of this attractive college town of 600,000 making it the third or fourth largest metropolitan area of Poland after Warsaw and Kraków. La Scala, a well-renowned Italian eatery with an attractive outside-awning'd cafe was our choice for the evening. I have dined in many of the Wroclaw's most popular restaurants over the years having been involved in our company's business activities in this region but last night was a first for La Scala. The baked lasagna was the talk of our end of the table and in fact became my choice after sharing a few outstanding appetizers of bruschetta and calamari. I could tell immediately by the full-bodied tomatoes and zesty-sweet sauce on the appetizers that La Scala was for real...a real Italian enclave tucked into this meat-and-potatoes corner of the world. Their signature lasagna was served piping hot in a large baked dish. It's distinguishing feature was its surprisingly light sheets of pasta interlaced with cheese and their prize-winning tomatoey topping. La Scala got the job done in style for our large group last night. Got to throw 'em a quattro.

Average food, good prices for the food but the wine was extremely overpriced. The service was…read moreawful. I wont return.