Yes, they removed the urinals during the renovation and didn’t put them back together afterwards, say the neo-owners of the inn that was once revived by the Jagetsberger family. The house in the new Pomali is unisex, with flowers at the lavoir and a basket with hygiene products for collection. In Copenhagen, Stockholm and London, sitting may have long been the norm for everyone – in the 15th district, in an old Tschocherl, it is still a bit remarkable. In any case, the drinkers of the past will hardly ever get lost in the place, even if the Viennese name of the restaurant, Pomali, from the Bohemian for “slowly, leisurely, little by little”, may sound familiar to them – and the eighth for 4.50 euros is not completely out of the world now.
