When You're Too Old to Party...

7th March 2008

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A popular option for expat families in Warsaw is the Sunday brunch offered by all the main hotels. I never saw the attraction: cheap-tasting booze and somewhat subpar buffet food accompanied by the spitting image of Winston Churchill at the table six inches away putting 150 decibels of displeasure into your ear.

A popular option for expat families in Warsaw is the Sunday brunch offered by all the main hotels. I never saw the attraction: cheap-tasting booze and somewhat subpar buffet food accompanied by the spitting image of Winston Churchill at the table six inches away putting 150 decibels of displeasure into your ear.
Sunday mornings are for after-parties or sleeping. Not that many years a ...

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