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Honey
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« on: 01.09.2009, 21:46:26 »

I just want to say i loved how the food was this year. I especially liked the new breakfast thing where you could pick and chose. I liked the viarity of the food avaliable at all times and i think the buffet at the resturent were good and had a good price as well.

So thank you.
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« Reply #1 on: 02.09.2009, 13:20:20 »

Yes the food for breakfast was very good Smiley.

Also the menu for the restaurant was very very good. Went there once to have a Pfeffersteak and it was very very good!

What I didn't liked though this year was the hamburger menu's and such. Last year it was possible to order a hamburger without anything on it. You could choose what you didn't want on the burger. This year they decided, because apparantely last year it didn't work out, to drop that. And I really really liked those burgers and now I didn't had one this year. So that was a little dissapointment, but other then that. The food everywhere was great in the hotel Smiley.
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« Reply #2 on: 02.09.2009, 13:23:34 »

The Chicken-Burgers and Beagles where great.
(Chicken was out the last day.)
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« Reply #3 on: 02.09.2009, 16:03:43 »

They had Beagles? Poor doggies....
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« Reply #4 on: 02.09.2009, 18:03:16 »

Well - thats what they get for chasing cats...
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« Reply #5 on: 05.09.2009, 21:45:43 »

I practicly lived on hamburger and bagels at EF.. Tongue and the sausage with curry was a nice addition! This horsie has a big weakness for curry hehe Smiley
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« Reply #6 on: 05.09.2009, 22:47:30 »

I went to the Rick's Americnium(!?) place, where you got a 20% discount if you showed the badge, twice. It was extremely nice. Nice service too! The food was worth the price.

I also tried the brunch buffét at the Philarmonie. again, the food was worth the price. The fish was very well cooked and the desserts was delicious. They could've had larger glasses though.

The burgers was too big and too greasy for my taste!

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« Reply #7 on: 05.09.2009, 22:57:49 »

The uber burgers rocked heh, never did finish the one I bought. The curry sausage and chips was gorgeous too. So many props to the cooks there at the Ringberg.
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« Reply #8 on: 21.09.2009, 10:31:27 »

i as well nearly only lived on hamburgers. and some bread i got down in the town.
i've never tasted as good burgers and fries in my life.
they actually tasted meat and potato. not just sugar greece and frying-oil as most bigger chains here tastes like.
i tried a new burger each day Tongue all good^^

lived on hamburgers, white bread and ham, 2-3L of coce or fanta and 1-2L water / day. and still managed to drop around 3kg and needed to go to the store and make them refit my pants afterwards.
i would've needed a few more weeks there. hehehe.
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« Reply #9 on: 29.09.2009, 14:20:24 »

Full ack! You know, I'm a vegetarian which limits the number of menues for me. Last year the Veggie-burger was... earm... nevermind. This year, I gave it another try and well... "For heaven sake! Why do I have to leave tomorrow?!".
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