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BREAKFAST BRUNCH Monda Y to Sunday 8A M-11.30Am Saturday, Sunday, Ban K Holidays 11.30A M-5Pm BREAKFAST BRUNCH Monda y to Sunday 8a m-11.30am Saturday, Sunday, Ban k Holidays 11.30a m-5pm Viennoiserie Eier all made in our pastry kitchen small . large . Benedict Mixed Basket small . large . small . large . a selection of mini croissant au beurre, almond croissant, fruit danish, Florentine ~ Arlington orange & sultana zopf, pain au chocolate cherry & almond muffin Austrian Gröstl . paprika fried potatoes & onion, bacon and a fried hens’ egg . Pretzel ~ Orange & Sultana Zopf with small . large . Kassler Ham Fried Egg Cherry & Almond Muffin ~ Croissant au Beurre and . Smoked Salmon Scrambled Eggs Pain au Chocolat ~ Almond Croissant butter and homemade jams . butter, homemade jams and spreads . Sweet Mustard Herring . Asbach Cured Salmo n. .......... Müsl i Smoked Herrin g .... Beetroot Cured Salmon . ........ Birchermüsli Bismarck Herring ... Oak-Smoked Salmo n .. Granola ......... all served with pickled vegetables all served with horseradish cream with maple syrup and raisins .... and nordic bread with mixed berrie s ....... Pink Grapefrui t ....... Yoghurt: Natural, Goat or Low Fa t .. Starters with cherry compot e ...... with granola and berries ..... with . with . Käsespätzle Bacon ~ Chopped Liver Pickles Prunes with lemon & elderflower compot e ... Beef Broth with Cheese Dumplings . ....... Fresh Fruit Salad Himmel und Erde soft black pudding with apple . Porridge . Beetroot and Goats’ Curd Salad . Crispy Bacon Roll . with fried egg . Endive, Bavarian Blue and Walnut Salad . Sausage Sandwich . with fried egg . Chopped Chicken Salad small . large . Pancakes with maple syrup . with bacon . with cherry compote . ~ Schnitzels . small . large . Chicken ~ Wiener served with preiselbeeren compote Holstein add . with anchovy, capers and egg Austrian Gröstl . Würstchen . Paprika Fried Potatoes & Onions, Bacon and a Fried Hen’s Egg choice of two sausages with potato salad, sauerkraut and caramelised onions Frankfurter traditional smoked beef ~ Bockwurst pork, paprika and chive Thüringer caraway spiced pork ~ Nürnberger pork and marjoram Fried, Poached or Scrambled Eggs . Käsekrainer pork and garlic stuffed with emmental Kassler Ham with Fried Egg small . large . Berner Würstel bacon wrapped pork and garlic with emmental Omelette from . ham, emmental, mushroom, tomato and . Smoked Salmon Scrambled Eggs Entrées Pan-Fried Sea Bream with a tomato & pepper stew . . . Eier im Glas . Lamb Goulash ~ Braised Beef Tafelspitz Eggs Benedict small . large . Grilled Sea Trout with a fine bean salad . Viennese Breakfast . Grilled Rib-Eye Steak ‘Zwiebelrostbraten’ . smoked ham, beef sausage, salami, artisan gouda, boiled egg and a pretzel English Breakfast . choice of eggs, bacon, sausage, black pudding, Strudels & Desserts tomato, mushroom and paprika fried potatoes . & . . Topfenstrudel ~Apple Walnut Strudel ~Sweet Cherry Strudel Poppy Seed Parfait with Summer Berries . Hazelnut & Chocolate Pudding . Coffee & Chocolate Marillenknödel apricot dumpling with apricot compote and vanilla ice cream . Scheiterhaufen apple bread & butter pudding with calvados anglaise . Expresso small . large . Franz Joseph Kaiserschmarrn chopped pancake with plum compote . . Milchkaffee ~ Melange Wiener Kaffee large espresso with whipped cream . TEA Daily 3p m-5.30pm Einspänner long espresso, steamed milk, whipped cream . Schwarzer Kaffee by the pot . Brötchen Konditorei & Biscuits served on rye sourdough Chocolate & Grand Marnier Dobos . Hot Chocolate Fondant . Fischer’s Hot Chocolate . Chicken Liver, ~ Sachertorte . Schokoladengenuss . Cucumber & Dill . grand cru ‘kalinga’ chocolate served with a jug of hot full cream milk on the side Raspberry & Artichoke & . Broad Bean . Poppy Seed Gugelhupf . Teas & Infusions Smoked Salmon Lemon Torte ~ Esterhazy Schnitten and Goats’ Curd . . . English Breakfast ~ Earl Grey ~ Darjeeling Herring Roe Caviar Gingerbread ~ Vanilla Kipferl . . . . . Ceylon ~ Assam ~ Green ~ Jasmine and Egg . Eisenbahner ~ Florentine . . Lapsang Souchong ~ White Ti p–Pai Mu Tan 02.
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