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Inside Finyas Taverne  
   

Inside Finyas Taverne

Stephanie from the Smile Hotel insisted that we stop in her friend's restaurant. It was right in the center of the deserted cool part of town. The interior was even even nicer than I expected. Very Olde Worlde. There was no one else inside other than a pair of waiters who let us look around. When Stephanie's friend, the owner or manager, showed-up we asked about coming back for dinner. She practically laughed in our faces. "On Fasching?" Meanwhile the place was totally vacant. German restaurants have a weird code when it comes to reservations. They will leave a table vacant all night with a "Reservation" sign on it until the person making the reservation shows up. An American restauranteur would find a way to fit you in and out before the reservation time. For a German one customer per table per night is good enough.
BMW European Delivery - Day Four

February 17th 2015
The original plan I had in my head was to spend this day cruising the environs in and around Nurnburg. No particular plan - just a day in the new car. However the dawning of the day brought a foggy. miserable day with the hint of snow in the air. Hoping things might eventually clear the wife and I took a leisurely breakfast before heading out to look for a bank. But time was not on our side and th ... read more
Europe » Germany » Bavaria » Nuremberg (aka Nürnberg)

German Flag As Europe's largest economy and most populous nation, Germany remains a key member of the continent's economic, political, and defense organizations. European power struggles immersed Germany in two devastating World Wars in the first half of the 20t... ... read more
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