A local staple is closing.
The German Restaurant is closing its doors after almost 20 years in business.
It had a real name once, but since it's the only German cuisine in the area...
And it will be gone on the 23rd.
Wow.
While I liked the place, they sure didn't make it easy to eat there. The hours were seemingly random and short.
Still, I will miss them.
08 June 2018
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You have/had a German restaurant in your area? Man... Dang it, Roy. My area (North Central Florida, land of stupid blue and orange) has no such cultural center, no good sausage, no schnitzel, no apple strudel, no good dark thick German beer...
ReplyDeleteBazillion Cuban/Jamaican/Caribbean restaurants. Not a single German/Austrian/Western European restaurant at all.
My city sucks...
You've got two weeks to visit!
DeleteHey Angus;
ReplyDeleteThe only German kinda restaurant in my area is in Fayetteville. They have good schnitzel there. I wish there were others.
Or is it Fayettenam?
DeleteNaa Fayetteville, or perhaps Fayettehood This is GA not North Carolina, LOL
ReplyDeleteWhy do you care about German when you have Bern's?
ReplyDeleteIch interessiere mich für Deutsch, denn es gibt mehr im Leben als Steak!
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