Czech national dish! Slow roasted pork served with cabbage and dumplings. €10.50
Pifko Bar and Grill, Dublin IRELAND
“Pifko” means “pint” in Czech. This is a random restaurant along the River Liffey but we were looking for a change. This was the first time I’ve had traditional Czech food and I don’t think I was made into a fan. The pork was really good, but I didn’t really like the cabbage or dumplings. They were on the sour side for me and the dumplings were soggy and unappetizing. I guess I’m just not used to these flavors and textures.
The Spire of Dublin, Monument of Light, O’Connell Street. This 121.2 meter (398 feet) tall stainless steel monument is the tallest sculpture in the world! It was designed by Ian Ritchie Architects and finished on January 21, 2003. Some nicknames include The Spike, The Stiletto in the Ghetto, The Nail in the Pale, The Stiffy at the Liffey, The Erection at the Intersection, and The Pin in the Bin.
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🙂 Yeah, I went too far back in history, I guess.
🙂 Actually, “pifko” means a bit of beer or a little beer. And vepro, knedlo, zelo is really a German dish…it all goes back to the Austro-Hungarian empire (but that’s just a detail at this point). Cheers!
Thanks for the corrections! I got most of my info from this Czech restaurant’s menu so I assumed that they would at least know what their own national dish is since they have it advertised as such.