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frida81
I am going to be visiting Salzburg and I would like to eat german, austrian traditional food... Does anyone have any ideas?or great places to eat in Salzburg in general?
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Siftskeller St. Peter- St Peter Bezirk 1 - 4 http://www.haslauer.at/
Apple strudel, of course, but also the famous Salzburger Nockerln, Marillenknoedel - a sort of apricot dumplings, mousse au chocolat and much more.
It's not too expensive and you get a whole plate full of food, not just a tiny dumpling in the middle.
There are several rooms in the restaurant, also a beergarden
Cafe Konditorei Peter Lohe - Elisabethstrasse 1/B Great coffee and cake
Cafe Costa - Bergstrasse 18 www.cafe-costa.at It's worth to pay attention to the notice showing the specials of the day: during the week, they have main dish + sweet for 5.50 euros and on Sundays there is a special dish for 4.5 (without dessert).
Alter Fuchs. Linzergasse 47-49 5020 Salzburg
The table service was efficient and friendly and cheerful. The food was great: a great mix of local and Austrian dishes, the Vienner Schnitzel was so good the first night that I ordered it again when we went back the second time.
ARGE Kultur Mühlbacherhofweg 5 A-5020 Salzburg
Austrian cuisine, vegetarian cuisine; nice garden; suitable for wheelchair users.
Gablerbräu Linzergasse 9
Hotel/Restaurant in an old Patrician house in the New Town, Linzer Gasse. The walls are decorated with frescos and you can also see some stained glass windows. The benches/chairs/tables are made of dark wood.
Attentive, competent staff. Hearty Austrian food. I had dinner there two nights and would go back anytime. Their dark beer is a specialty - yummy.
They serve excellent steaks and schnitzel (11-13 Euro) with baked potatoes. Marillen Palatschinken (apricot pancakes) for dessert were delicious.
Enjoy!
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Siftskeller St. Peter- St Peter Bezirk 1 - 4 http://www.haslauer.at/
Apple strudel, of course, but also the famous Salzburger Nockerln, Marillenknoedel - a sort of apricot dumplings, mousse au chocolat and much more.
It's not too expensive and you get a whole plate full of food, not just a tiny dumpling in the middle.
There are several rooms in the restaurant, also a beergarden
Cafe Konditorei Peter Lohe - Elisabethstrasse 1/B Great coffee and cake
Cafe Costa - Bergstrasse 18 www.cafe-costa.at It's worth to pay attention to the notice showing the specials of the day: during the week, they have main dish + sweet for 5.50 euros and on Sundays there is a special dish for 4.5 (without dessert).
Alter Fuchs. Linzergasse 47-49 5020 Salzburg
The table service was efficient and friendly and cheerful. The food was great: a great mix of local and Austrian dishes, the Vienner Schnitzel was so good the first night that I ordered it again when we went back the second time.
ARGE Kultur Mühlbacherhofweg 5 A-5020 Salzburg
Austrian cuisine, vegetarian cuisine; nice garden; suitable for wheelchair users.
Gablerbräu Linzergasse 9
Hotel/Restaurant in an old Patrician house in the New Town, Linzer Gasse. The walls are decorated with frescos and you can also see some stained glass windows. The benches/chairs/tables are made of dark wood.
Attentive, competent staff. Hearty Austrian food. I had dinner there two nights and would go back anytime. Their dark beer is a specialty - yummy.
They serve excellent steaks and schnitzel (11-13 Euro) with baked potatoes. Marillen Palatschinken (apricot pancakes) for dessert were delicious.
Enjoy!
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what are the three best coffeeshops in Amsterdam?
Doctor Kic
I'm going to Amsterdam for 3 days, and I was thinking of going to a different coffeshop each day. Which three should I go to and what makes them better than the rest?
Answer
I go to Amsterdam often.
My favourite coffeshop is the 420 (also called de Kuil). It's on Oudebrugsteeg 27, which is the second alley on the right as you walk from central station towards Dam square along Damrak.
It's one of the few that sells both weed and beer. It also plays excellent classic rock.
Starting in Januray, a new law will require all places that sell both to select only one or the other, so that won't last long.
Other favorites are Kadinsky's (several locations), Freeworld Internet cafe (smoke and type and drink beer all simultaneously), The Smokey (Rembrandtsplein; already split into two shops for beer and weed; pool tables-- but don't smoke while shooting or you'll get yelled at).
When you want to sit for a great beer, try Cafe Belgique
http://www.xs4all.nl/~phj/location.html
It has a couple of benches outside in the alley and great Belgian beers. But remember that smoking weed outside of a coffeeshop is frowned upon (not legal but no serious consequence other than shame).
I go to Amsterdam often.
My favourite coffeshop is the 420 (also called de Kuil). It's on Oudebrugsteeg 27, which is the second alley on the right as you walk from central station towards Dam square along Damrak.
It's one of the few that sells both weed and beer. It also plays excellent classic rock.
Starting in Januray, a new law will require all places that sell both to select only one or the other, so that won't last long.
Other favorites are Kadinsky's (several locations), Freeworld Internet cafe (smoke and type and drink beer all simultaneously), The Smokey (Rembrandtsplein; already split into two shops for beer and weed; pool tables-- but don't smoke while shooting or you'll get yelled at).
When you want to sit for a great beer, try Cafe Belgique
http://www.xs4all.nl/~phj/location.html
It has a couple of benches outside in the alley and great Belgian beers. But remember that smoking weed outside of a coffeeshop is frowned upon (not legal but no serious consequence other than shame).
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