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Some Hearty Food for Cold Seasons … Some hearty food for cold seasons … All around the curly kale (1, 2, 3, A, J) serving of kale “a special North German tradition” with boiled sausage, smoked pork loin, “Pinkel” (whole stewed piquant sausage) and a slice of bacon to fried and boiled potatoes € 17.90 kale dish “a special North German tradition” with “Pinkel” (whole stewed piquant sausage), boiled sausage and smoked pork loin to salt or fried potatoes € 15.50 Battle plate "Hotel Thomsen" (1, 2, 3, A) various types of sausage such as liver sausage, brawn and “Zwiebelmett” a warm slice of bacon and homemade grits (“Knipp-style-black-pudding”) aside bread and butter € 14.50 Homemade grits (“Knipp-style-black-pudding”) (A) served with cucumber and fried potatoes € 9.90 Soups… Starters… Wedding Soup (1, 2, C, G) Matjes "Norwegian style" (1, 3, A, D) à la Thomsen two fillets of pickled herring with insert on brown bread to apple rings, onions and cranberries € 8.50 Cup € 4.60 Small tureen € 9.50 Big tureen € 17.90 Thomsen’s Bruschetta (1, 3, 4, A, C, G) Variations of tomato, tuna and matjes-tartar (tartar of pickled herring) on roasted bread with olive-oil € 8.90 Homemade goulash-soup (1, 2) Scampi-Pan * (B, G) hot & spicy with a duet of peppers & onions in garlic-herbal-butter, Cup € 4.90 flambéed at the table, Tureen € 9.90 served with wild-herb-salad and oven-fresh bread € 14.90 Marketfresh and crunchy salads… Vegetarian – tasteful without meat… Nizza-Salad (A, C, F, K) Penne (A, G) with Tuna, egg, peppers, cherry tomatoes, with nut mushrooms, to sugar snap peas, cherry tomatoes, beans, cucumber, olives and spring onions, served with curry-sauce and Sakura-cress € 10.90 flavored piquant € 11.90 Mediterranean Vegetable Platter with grilled courgettes, aubergines and grill-corn Caesar’s Salad (1, 3, A, C, G, I) served with tomatoes, onions and peppers Fresh iceberg and romaine lettuce, to a tomato-sauce and three potato-pumpkin-hash-browns € 11.90 dressed with spicy Caesar's dressing, Baked white mushrooms Parmesan, cherry tomatoes and sunflower-croutinos € 9.90 with wild herbs salad and herb quark € 9.50 Side-Salad Different leaf lettuces, … aside we like to serve to chili-dip cucumber, tomato, peppers and onions in our house dressing . two grilled shrimps to a duet of peppers & onions * (B) € 6.90 small € 3.80 . two chicken-pineapple-skewers * € 3.90 large € 7.20 . strips of grilled chicken breast strips * – 160grams € 5.90 … to our salads we serve you with oven-fresh bread (A) . Halloumi-Grill-Cheese (goat, sheep & cow's milk) (G) € 3.70 * The consumption of raw or not fully cooked meat or fish can sometimes lead to intolerances. Try our classics… Delicious titbits from river and sea… Baked Camembert (A, C, G) Sea Fish Platter * (A, D) with cranberries and baked parsley, Coalfish, salmon and fillet of plaice to brown bread and butter € 8.90 to a mix of leaf salad, herb butter and sea-salt-potatoes € 22.90 Farmer's breakfast – of three eggs (1, 3, C) with fried potatoes, Matjes „Thomsen Special“ (1, 3, A, C, D, G) cubes of ham and gherkin € 9.80 with onions, slices of apple & cucumber in cream-sauce to chive-potatoes and a salad garnish Brawn – made from pork, spicy (1, 2, 3, C) two in a number € 12.90 with tartar sauce and fried potatoes € 8.90 three in a number € 14.90 Slices from pork liver * (A) – fried Pilot’s breakfast (1, 3, C, D) with rings of apple and grill-onions, Smoked trout & salmon and matjes fillet buttered carrot and gravy, to a salad garnish, aside boiled potatoes € 12.90 fried potatoes with fried egg € 18.90 Brathering – by "Grandma Emmy's recipe" (D) Currywurst – 150 grams, sausage (4, 5, 7) (fried herring, pickled, cold) with French Fries and curry-ketchup-sauce € 7.30 with onions and fried potatoes € 8.90 * The consumption of raw or not fully cooked meat or fish can sometimes lead to intolerances. Fresh from the grill, Fresh from the grill, treat yourself to something special … treat yourself to something special … of Argentine beef… in diversity … Rump steak * – 200 grams (G) Thomsen's grill pan * (3, 5, G) with our homemade steak-butter, Grilled beef, chicken and pork, with sausage, bacon, to Mediterranean vegetables and rosemary potatoes € 24.90 broccoli florets and fried potatoes, to herb butter € 24.90 Rump steak * – 200 grams (A, G) with fried button mushrooms and leek rolls, of pork… served with grill-corn and herb-butter-bread € 20.90 Schnitzel . Ask about our classic! topped with fried button mushrooms and leek rolls, aside fried potatoes (A, C) € 14.90 Chateaubriand . garnished with lemon, served with fried potatoes (A, C) € 12.90 on pre-order and for two persons . to gipsy-sauce and fried potatoes (A, C) € 14.50 € 31.90 per person . Tyrolean style (A, C, G) – gratinated with fried onions, tomato and cheese, of German Country chicken... to fried potatoes € 15.90 Schnitzel * – in the crispy coat (A) Cordon Bleu * (3, A, C, G) on apple clefts and leek rolls to Sweet-Chili-Penne € 16.50 stuffed with ham and cheese, to fried potatoes € 16.90 * The consumption of raw or not fully cooked meat or fish can sometimes lead to intolerances. Fancy a burger… !? Pulled Salmon Burger (1, 2, 3, A, D, C, G) …aside our burgers we serve ... with fresh Irish salmon fillet and honey-mustard-dip, coleslaw salad and at your choice ... apple slices and spring onions, ketchup, mayonnaise and/or mustard (4, 5, 7, C, G, J) thereto we serve baked potato wedges € 14.90 Chicken Burger * (1, 2, A, C, G) Chicken breast fillet in crispy marinade with sweet chili sauce, lettuce, pineapple and cheese, French fries from the sweet potato € 13.90 Big Angus Beef Burger * (1, 2, 3, 7, A, C, G) Tender Black Angus beef – grilled, 200g with onions, tomatoes, lettuce-leaf, bacon and Bulls-Eye-sauce, to baked potato wedges € 13.90 Big Angus Beef Burger * – type cheeseburger (1, 2, 3, 7, A, C, G) Our Black Angus burgers are made from 100% Tender Black Angus beef – grilled, 200g purebred Black Angus beef from Ireland. with onions, tomatoes, lettuce-leaf, bacon, cheese Patties – flavored with a little salt and pepper only. and Bulls-Eye-sauce, to baked potato wedges € 14.50 Just thus the intensive herbal aroma of Grass-Fed-Beef remains. * The consumption of raw or not fully cooked meat or fish can sometimes lead to intolerances. Tempting seductive desserts… CREA T IVE Flute Limoncello in champagne glass (A, C, G, H, 3, 4, 7) Lemon ice cream swirled with lemon liqueur sauce € 5.50 FRESH Fresh fruit salad (C, G, H) flavored with orange liqueur between whipped cream, meringue REGIONAL and a ball Mövenpick Blueberry Skyr (yoghurt) € 6.50 TOOTHSOME Ice-coffee or chocolate with cream (7,G) € 3.80 SALUBRIOUS Mini dessert (C, G, H) a ball Mövenpick Blueberry Skyr (yoghurt) with whipped cream, blueberries and meringue € 2.90 AFFECTIONATELY Creme Brûlée (C, G, 4, 7) with an espresso and berry fruits € 6.90 TRADITIONAL .
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