Browar Miedziowy44

The place couldn't identify itself yet. It is a brewery that is proud of serving the beers they brewed, but the only beer from the board list that is on tap is Pilsener. Which is surprisingly boring. Not hoppy, not malty, undercarbonated, just plain liquid. Their Hefeweizen had very bad off-flavors. The other two were seasonal mango- and strawberry-flavored beers with poor head retention and great murkiness. Although, the place has plenty of space, there is only one person serving the whole crowd. And he is not always available at the bar where you need to order when picking a ready meal to bring it to the table. I've seen people turning around because of the waiting time. Now, the menus. I understand it's Poland and stuff. But the only menu available is a single unlaminated A4 sheet of paper ONLY in Polish available ONLY at the bar. Not a big problem for me but all other places in this touristic vicinity have their menus at least in German and English, too. The dance floor is empty due to the covid-19 buy the house music is rather loud and annoying. It really doesn't match the rest of the entourage. The food is good, but not exceptional. Prices are good. The only beer that was actually decent was milk stout infused with vanilla and coconut, a Coco Island. So, it's not a restaurant, not a tap room, not a dance floor, and only one regulat beer is available at the bar. Need some help at the brewery. It really needs to up its game to match the standards of the Polish brewing culture.