Travel / Why do you visit Poland? [222]

Football,
beer,
food,
sightseeing,
the people.

I've been to Poznań, Gdańsk / Gdynia / Sopot, £ódż, Warsaw, Wrocław, Gliwice, Katowice, Chorzów, Kraków

Food / What Polish foods and brands do you miss when you go to other countries? [216]

I'm from the North East, so generally the pubs up here usually get local or northern-brewed beers. There's certainly plenty of good ale around now, in England and Poland.

Polish favorite food it's not only beer and liquors? Besides, here are other threads exactly about it...

Language / Why is the Polish language so difficult? [246]

I visit Poland several times a year, and for the past couple of years I have been trying to learn some more Polish than the very basic 'tourist Polish'. I have only been using audiobooks, so basically I have learned some new words and phrases, but that's about it. The problem I find, is when I attempt to speak Polish, Polish people just speak English back to me! Funnily enough, I have been mistaken for a Pole a few times in my local Polish shop, probably due to so few English people shopping there.

Food / What Polish foods and brands do you miss when you go to other countries? [216]

Poland has some amazing breweries at the moment: Podgórz, Doctor Brew, Pinta, Pracownia Piwa, Artezan, AleBrowar and more! I find new beers every time I visit, which is quite often! When I am at home in England I usually buy Żubr, Kasztelan, Dębowe from my local Polish shop.

Food / What Polish foods and brands do you miss when you go to other countries? [216]

Compared to equivalent mass-produced UK brands (Carling, Fosters, etc), I'd say all the Polish beers you mentioned are considerably better quality.