Polish fermented-rye sour soup, served with a hard-boiled egg, slices of smoked sausage, and pieces of potato. Often presented in a hollowed-out round bread bowl in Wrocław's traditional rooms.
Żurek is one of Poland's oldest soups, with the fermented-rye starter recipe dating to the medieval period when wheat was the upper-class grain. The Wrocław bread-bowl service is a 1990s presentation that travelled well to tourist menus; the home version is served in regular bowls with the rye sour, water, and meat stock blended.
Bar Mleczny Miś on Kuźnicza is Wrocław's most famous milk bar: cafeteria-style room, sub-3-zł soups, sub-20-zł mains. At ul. Kuźnicza 48. Booking recommended.
OrderTomato soup with rice, then pork cutlet with potato puree, total around 22 zł.
TipClosed Sundays. Lunchtime Mon-Fri 12:00-13:30 has the freshest food but the longest queue.
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