10/3/20 When I was younger, I had the chance to visit…read morePoland.   Poland was a wonderful country to visit from what I saw.  My wife at the time was born and raised  in the town of Wschowa. During our Winter vacation in Wschowa Poland, I had the chance to see a McDonald's  while driving around.   I wanted to see what a McDonald's looked like in Poland.  The outside set up look pretty much and same, but the countertop where you order your food and pay was different.    A number of the foods were the same, but I did see some sandwiches that were different.  Something I have not seen in The United States.  (If these sandwiches were in the United States, I have forgotten about them.) Take the Maestro Grilled Cheese:   "A masterful burger with juicy beef, crunchy bacon slices and deliciously melted cheese cutlet and cheddar cheese. The taste is complemented by expressive pickles with roasted onion, American-style mustard sauce and ketchup." Something that looks nice and creative, but I don't see myself eating this bad boy. Maestro Red Hot Chilli: Spicy burger with a slice of juicy beef, with fresh arugula, chili pepper, distinct pickles and delicately melted melted cheddar cheese. The taste is emphasized by the following sauces: velvety sandwich and delicious Hot Spicy Tomato. This hot boy is something to be reckoned with.  Especially if you love spicy food.  I am not one of those spicy food lovers, so I will leave this boy alone. McWrap Supreme Crispy Chicken: Everyone crazy about crunch will surely be attracted by the delicious, juicy chicken meat cutlet in a very crispy, golden coating, with fresh batava lettuce, with rings of expressive red onion, juicy tomato and grated cheddar cheese. Plus delicious sauces: with caramelized onions and spicy Spicy sauce, all wrapped in a delicious wheat cake. Can you say "hell yeah?  I would tear this hot boy apart. Unfortunately,  I don't eat at McDonald's a lot. So if this hot boy is in the United States,  I haven't seen it yet.  Maybe I have tried it, but o can't remember right now. Homemade Potatoes With Cream Sauce: Golden-fried potato pieces with a velvety cream  sauce. These home potatoes are delicious.  The ones I had at this McDonald's in Poland were so good, I ordered another helping.  I would have had a third helping, but we had to go home and eat dinner. Still, I got my McDonald's taste of Poland to add to my memories.  I have had  McDonald's in France, Switzerland,  Poland and England.  I missed out on Germany;  as well as the way they say good bye in Germany.   still, the dessert menu looks delicious too, but I did not order any of that. Still, I will leave a photos of some of the  options they have. I would love to go back and eat more of those home fries.

The McDonald's in Poland are so much nicer than the McDonald's in the United States. There are some…read moredifferent foods that we don't have including something I tried that was a curry wrap that was really quite tasty. They take a lot of pride in their Mc Café. It's sells all sorts of coffee drinks and pastries. This location, as with most that I saw, not only has a recycling area which I love, but it was clean and well-kept. You know how the McDonald's on the turnpike send the United States are always dirty with trash on the floor and sticky mess on the floor and french fries on the floor and stickiness on the tables? Well that never happens in Europe apparently. Don't forget you pay $.35 or $.40 a packet for catsup. The other thing I noticed is that all the employees had nice clean uniforms, nobody was on their phone texting, they were all smiling and attentive and seemed happy to be working there.

Ugh I MISS THESE FRIES SO MUCH…read more During my two weeks in Wroclaw over the summer, I ate these fries *almost* daily. How could I not? I usually ordered the regular fry but I tried the sweet potato version as well. They have a variety of cool sauces available (most vegan) but I only used ketchup. (I know, so unoriginal and American of me lol) A note about the ketchup in Poland- it tastes different than your typical Heinz. More fresh and tomato-ey perhaps? Not in a bad way- just slightly different. You HAVE to try these fries while in Wroclaw. There is usually a line so be prepared to wait! Keep in mind this is merely a window opening in the building- there is no inside space to sit or eat. Maybe do not choose to stop by when it's poor weather.

Just walk up to the window and order your fresh fries. You can also get a sauce of your choice…read more(additional charge) and a canned beverage if you like. As stated earlier....there is usually a line, so be prepared to wait a moment or two. Once you order you will get a number. Once your fries are ready they will call it out. Can stay there (they have a little patio area with high top tables) or continue on your way walking thru town.

We accidentally appeared at this fast food after arriving to Swidnica and feeling really hungry. It…read morewas around midday and the place was still full of people, apparently it's very popular among the locals. We had a veggie "zapiekanka" with spinach, mushrooms and cheese which was absolutely amazing and so huge!! It took a little longer to prepare, we noticed that most of the locals had the toasts, which also looked tasty and didn't take so long to prepare. Good place if you quickly want to eat something before exploring the town.

Worth a visit if you are in Wroclaw and like sallad an juices. The speciality is juices and…read moreShakespeare on Fresh fruits. I tool a sallad and it was Fresh and good...