Every school day we walk to and from the Hradčanská metro stop where we catch a trolley to the boys' school. It's about an eight- to ten-minute walk, depending on the prevailing winds from the atmosphere and the children.
We pass what appears to be a lovely restaurant/cafe. The decor is tasteful: dark wood furniture and white linen table runners. Non-fussy artwork in simple frames on the wall. Several bookshelves graciously lined with reading material. Wine goblets reflecting a satin-y gloss at each place setting. Sophisticated and yet cozy, it's all very inviting.
But while they do have patrons, it's rarely -- dare I say, never -- hopping.
We think it may be a branding issue.
It is called Argument? Is that a Czech word or just an unfortunate misunderstanding of English?
ReplyDeleteWe're not really sure, Jester. Karl and I plan to go there someday for lunch. And maybe a marital spat.
ReplyDeleteClarifying ... "argument" is definitely not a Czech word -- we just don't know why they would name the restaurant that. Maybe they're laundering money?
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