Marinated lotta on a stake?

planner

6 Mar 2007 / #1

I am planning a meeting in Warsaw and the hotel sent over a menu selection that stated:

marinated lotta on a stake

any ideas what this might be? any help would be appreciated!

Tamara 9 | 202

6 Mar 2007 / #2

Wow - that doesn't sound good at all. It that the spelling that was provided or are your translating?

Tamara

marchewka

6 Mar 2007 / #3

whtat's the other option?

it's a spelling mistake

Tamara 9 | 202

6 Mar 2007 / #4

Yeah - but what word/words are misspelled? :)

marchewka

6 Mar 2007 / #5

lotta

Tamara 9 | 202

6 Mar 2007 / #6

funny

what about the stake thing? Does it have anything to do with Vampires?

svengoolie 1 | 112

6 Mar 2007 / #7

Does it have anything to do with Vampires?

I like Steak.....:) rare of course

Tamara 9 | 202

6 Mar 2007 / #8

So, is this lotta on a steak or a stake? If so, I would want to know how big the stake is (if it's too big I don't think I want to eat there - rare or not!

OP planner

6 Mar 2007 / #9

that was how it was supplied...we heard back from the hotel - the said it's a "delicious fish" - any clue what kind?

Tamara 9 | 202

6 Mar 2007 / #10

EEwww - I'd be scared. Is it like some kind of shish-ka-bob???

North Pole

6 Mar 2007 / #11

EEwww - I'd be scared.

Nope.... We like Tamara`s buffalo wings. We Poles are cannibals. You are tasty! Beware!

Tamara 9 | 202

6 Mar 2007 / #12

I've eaten in quite a few polish restaurants and I'd be very wary of any "delicious fish" that was without a name except for "lotta"???!!!

marchewka

6 Mar 2007 / #13

listen, I have no clue, I was just trying to help. I have never heard of fish callled lotta(Fish callled Wanda only), however since English is my second laguage I might not be familiar with fish names, so if planner really wants to know, he will find out:)