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10 Itätuulenkuja Helsinki 02100 Finland +358 9 455 4242 http://www.aladdin.fi |
Night Club Aladdin caters to people in their twenties (the minimum admission age is 22). Just follow the signs down the stairs and enter the kitsch world of Aladdin. That is really what the décor is about—it starts with the Arabian Nights, mixes in some other elements and finally creates a wild jumble that is very refreshing in this world of designer restaurants. The going gets equally wild, in a good way (but fear not - Batman is there, watching over everything). The dance floor is well lit with at least a dozen mirror balls. Partying is good, you hear usually what is charting at the moment, while the bar plays Finnish rock. There is also live music every now and then. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Variety of American dishes |
9 Mikonkatu Helsinki 00100 Finland +358 9 686 0000 http://www.ravintolaopas.net/a... |
Amarillo restaurant, situated right in the heart of Helsinki, offers a blend of the American and European cuisine. The chicken tortilla and the restaurant's own special Big Burger are favourites. Amarillo gets crowded quickly and so on Friday nights its advisable to make a reservation or head out early. The restaurant's dim lighting adds to the atmosphere along with the interesting décor. The waiters seem to know what they are doing, and the coffee house connected to the restaurant provides satisfactory service even on weekends. The bar at Amarillo must be one of the largest in the city. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Cozy place with good food |
28 Uudenmaankatu Helsinki 00120 Finland +358 9 680 1405 http://www.ravintolaopas.net/b... |
Come by to Babushka Ira to sample some Russian cuisine at reasonable rates. This eastery is known for its lunch buffet served daily. The interior of this small restaurant resembles that of a high-class Russian dining room dating back to the early 1980s. The waitstaff is very efficient and you will be given the menu soon after you are seated. Choose the goose-liver paté for starters, and lamb's kidney tartare-style or the diced sirloin beef with smetana for the main course. Regardless of which day you visit, you are likely to find this place crowded so it is wise to book in advance. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Maritime café |
10 Merisatamaranta Helsinki 00150 Finland +358 9 622 4522 http://www.cafecarusel.com/ |
This seaside café allows you a good view of maritime Helsinki, from the terrace that seats 250. Watch bungee jumping done from one of the highest platforms in Scandinavia, while you eat. At Carusel you can get lots of different kinds of coffees from different parts of the world—both well-known coffee drinks and the café's own drinks. The kitchen prepares homemade meals, a salad of the day and soup. Different kinds of breads like French or sunflower bread, paninis and toasted sandwiches go well with a regular coffee or café latte. Meetings, seminars, weddings and parties can also be hosted here. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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 Hotel for sports lovers |
2 Läntinen Brahenkatu Helsinki 00510 Finland +358 9 69 151 http://www.cumulus.fi/hotelli.... |
This hotel in Kallio district is a reasonably priced alternative for those who are keen on swimming, bowling or playing badminton, all available in the local sports hall. Across the street from the hotel is a sports ground where bandy is played during the winter, and football and tennis during the summer. There is easy access to the city centre by public transport, and Linnanmäki amusement park and the Opera are located quite close to the hotel. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Inexpensive Chinese fare |
18 Iso Roobertinkatu Helsinki 00120 Finland +358 9 640 584 http://www.dragons-inn.org/inn... |
Dragon Inn is a Chinese restaurant on pedestrian street Iso Roobertinkatu. This street is home to many restaurants and pubs, and is crowded just about every night in the summertime. All restaurants place a terrace outside, as does Dragon Inn. This makes the place look shabbier than it is, but it is nice and tidy inside. Wide-ranging menus offer many specials from the Chinese cuisine at reasonable prices. Normally, both Chinese and Finnish beers are available. Overall, it's a good place with quality food so don't let the outside fool you. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Nice place for a stroll |
between Pitkäsilta Bridge and the railway Helsinki 00170-0053 Finland |
The inlet made up of the Kaisaniemenlahti and Eläintarhanlahti bays, between Pitkäsilta Bridge and the railway tracks, is a great area for walks. The streets are wide and in a good condition, and there is plenty to see. Kaisaniemenranta is the most beautiful part of the area, a wide boulevard surrounded by trees, framed on one side by the bay and on the other side by old wooden houses and stunning gardens. At Pitkänsillanranta the sights include the leafy shore and the gorgeous buildings looming above, and as you move further to Säästöpankinranta there are parks and a view to the fountain in the middle of the bay. On the opposite side of the bay lie Tokoinranta and Eläintarhantie, an area known not just for architectural sights such as the Helsinki City Theatre, but also for its parks. Most Helsinkiites know Tokoinlahti for the tent that is erected there during the annual Helsinki Festival, as a venue for performances by top Finnish and international artists. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Standing tall! |
12 Luotsikatu Helsinki 00160 Finland +358 9 622 1996 |
Though Restaurant Everest is regarded to be a Nepalese restaurant, its dishes and decor seem to be Indian. Standing tall even after several years thanks to its many vegetarian meals and tandoori chicken portions, this eatery is popular among both critics and the public. Chicken tikka is an excellent choice, as is Alu Tama, a mixture of potato, black beans and bamboo shoots. The prices are moderate so you enjoy the taste without making a hole in your wallet. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Always in fashion |
3 Kluuvikatu Helsinki 00100 Finland +358 9 6159 2920 |
The newest pedestrian street in the city is home to the old, traditional Fazer that has served the inhabitants of Helsinki for decades. The university buildings, Hotel Kämp and Maxim cinema are all nearby. You can have cakes, pastries, handmade chocolates, pasties, pies, savoury snacks and salads in the café or take them with you. You can always have tasty, traditional ice cream and good Finnish coffee. Place an order before hand for parties. Check out the gift service for cakes and personalised Fazer gifts. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Style |
8 Kluuvikatu Helsinki 00100 Finland +358 9 131 401 |
Helsinki Club, "Hesari" for short, is the nightclub of Hotel Helsinki. Quite large, it is divided into three sections with separate décor—there is a warm conversation bar, a very cozy and plush whiskey bar with armchairs and cigars, and the dance floor which is a peculiar-looking modernized version of 70s American kitsch, slightly futuristic. The sections were completed by three different designers at different times, but it doesn't look as bad as it might sound. The customers are a varied lot of different ages, mostly consisting of well-dressed, decently well-off folk. The DJ plays European chart-toppers. There are five bars in total, offering something for everyone. There is the occasional live act as well. On weekends there might be queues, so arrive early! Review © 2007, Wcities |
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White, chrome and a relaxed atmosphere |
29 Fredrikinkatu Helsinki 00120 Finland +358 9 621 4303 |
Jump Inn used to be the main hip-hop hangout in Helsinki. Today, the character has drastically changed with a higher minimum age and a complete change of interiors. It is bright with everything in white and chrome, simple, sterile and spacious with a wide-screen television featuring MTV. There is no real dance floor, but of course that doesn't mean that people don't dance. Music is provided by a DJ every night. Expect to hear funk, acid jazz and house. A number of regular club nights run at Jump Inn. Also, every other Sunday there is live music. The minimum age for admission is 22. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 One of Helsinki's most beautiful parks |
Kaisaniemi Helsinki 00100 Finland |
Kaisaniemi Park, behind the National Theatre, is among the most beautiful parks in Helsinki and dates from the 1880s. It was named after Kaisa Wahllund, owner of a very popular café in the park. Students, fans of the park since the opening of the café, still cherish Kaisaniemi as their own. Early in the morning of May Day, the park fills up with students who, celebrate the day with song. The central landmark of the park is the small lake, and there are also several statues in a range of styles. Right in front of the park is Esirippu, a memorial to actress and theatrical impresario Ida Aalberg designed by Raimo Utriainen. Near the main entrance stands Convolvulus, a 1931 sculpture of a young girl by Viktor Jansson. On a steep slope dotted with trees is Nuori hirvi, a realistic statue of a young elk, which blends quite nicely into its surroundings. The park extends all the way to the lovely boulevard on the banks of Kaisaniemi Bay and to the historical Pitkäsilta bridge. The University Botanical Gardens are in the middle. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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 Majestic Kallio church |
2 Itäinen Papinkatu Helsinki 00530 Finland +358 9 753 2086 http://www.helsinginseurakunna... |
The spectacular Kallio church was designed by well-known architect Lars Sonck at the end of the nineteenth century. It was built of grey granite in 1912 onto a high place from where its handsome tower looms over the city. The bells of the tower play a melody composed by Jean Sibelius. Inside the church are numerous interesting details such as a crucifix and relief made by sculptor Hannes Autere. In 1990 the church got an urn cemetery, where urns are temporarily preserved and then transferred into a special stone grave under the church. This restored the old tradition of burying the deceased under the church floor. Kallio church is also known as a centre for organ music in Helsinki, the acoustics are excellent. The church has two organs—the main one represents the French Romantic style, and the other one is Baroque. These organs have been noticed and played by internationally known top organists. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Traditional Russian cuisine |
13 Meritullinkatu Helsinki 00170 Finland +358 9 135 6288 http://www.ravintolaopas.net/k... |
Kasakka is a traditional Russian restaurant with dark interiors in the central city area. This restaurant continues to be popular even after many years and reservations are recommended for every night. A popular appetizer is the cold portion of Russian herring, followed by a vegetable grill or the duck in a cabbage roll. The service is satisfactory. The food is of excellent quality and the prices are reasonable. However, fans of fast food will be disappointment—the traditional food takes a long time to prepare. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Garlic lovers unite here |
22 Fredrikinkatu Helsinki 00120 Finland +358 9 651 939 http://www.kynsilaukka.com |
Kynsilaukka Garlic has been operating since 1987. This good-quality restaurant lures many garlic lovers just with its name, and lots of goodies can be found on the menu. An interesting starter is the portion of warm goat's cheese. Try its Crêpes filled with mince or a seafood casserole. Prices are higher than average, but its specialties cannot be found elsewhere. There is a calm, peaceful atomsphere for enjoying tasty dishes. All credit cards are accepted. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Remarkable large church |
23 A Tehtaankatu Helsinki 00140 Finland +358 9 709 2390 http://www.helsinginseurakunna... |
Agricola church, located near Kaivopuisto, was designed by Lars Sonck, the architect of the famous Kallio church. However, there are no similarities between this church and the Kallio church, as their architecture is inspired by totally different eras. This church is spacious and therefore an ideal place for big events. The tower is 106 metres in height, evoking an image of trying to reach up to the skies. The highest part of the tower is actually a steel needle, the most unique detail of this church. The name of the church comes from the father of the standard Finnish language, Mikael Agricola. Trams 1 and 3T as well as bus 14b can be used to reach this church. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Beautiful décor |
2 Eerikinkatu Helsinki 00100 Finland +358 9 612 3990 |
The first thing you notice about Mother Bar and Kitchen is the interesting interior décor. In the centre of Helsinki, the restaurant is nice and cosy, with tables, bar stools and sofa areas. A glass ceiling covers the stairwell going downstairs to the restrooms, giving quite an eerie feeling. The menu consists mostly of different kinds of snacks, sandwiches and cold dishes. Prices are, in a stylish place like this, fairly high. Overall, good dishes and an impressive artistic taste make up for the notched-up prices. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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BIG portions, OK prices |
27 Pursimiehenkatu Helsinki 00150 Finland +358 9 630 670 |
Restaurant Nerone is situated just a stroll south through town towards the Kvaerner Masa-Yards docks. This popular but fairly small restaurant serves many delicious pizzas, pastas, fish and meat dishes. The wide selection of meat dishes is impressive. Prices are reasonable, and all portions are guaranteed to fill you up (when ordering one pepper steak, you in fact, get two). Employees are friendly; their service is polite and always functions well. This spot is recommended by many. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 House of subculture |
8 Telakkakatu Helsinki Finland http://www.elmu.fi |
Nosturi is successor to the legendary Lepakko, an alternative house of music, art and theatre set up by the local live music association (ELMU) and Radio City, whose demolition was grievously mourned by all local subcultures (hippies, punks, rockers, bikers and avant-garde artists alike). The new site for ELMU turned out to be a previous shipyard hall, which after a successful restoration process was named Nosturi (Crane). Although Radio City and much of the visual arts side of Lepakko transferred to Kaapelitehdas, Nosturi contains musical facilities like Lepakko's (rehearsal studios for bands, club rooms, concert venues), featuring similar concerts and drawing the same audience, and it has quickly established itself as the foundation of the Finnish rock scene. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Italian with style |
7 Keskuskatu Helsinki 00100 Finland +358 9 622 6010 |
A nice, relaxed atmosphere for dining, drinking wine, discussing or just enjoying yourself awaits you at Papa Giovanni's. A personalised décor is planned carefully and carried out with delicacy. One of the interesting ideas is a cabinet for wines, made of glass. You can easily look at the good selection of different kinds of wines and make your own decision. Or ask the waiter; staff is really polite and have great knowledge of food and drinks. Instead of music, you can sometimes hear little birds singing. Food is, or course, Italian. You will find everything from pasta to steak, always with some specialties added like mortadella or ricotta cheese. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Inexpensive and cozy |
3E Merisotilaantori Helsinki 00160 Finland +358 9 175 384 |
Piccolo Piazza is a small, cosy pizzeria at the Katajanokka end-stop of the no 4 tramline. The place is furnished like any normal Finnish kitchen—in a simple and elegant manner. Just a few tables are needed to fill up the small area. Still, there always seems to be space for one or two more customers. The menu offers various different kinds of pizzas, pastas, and salads. This place has been going from strength to strength since many years, and is especially popular with young diners. Though it is not very spacious, the service is quick and it accepts credit cards. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Classic in Helsinki nightlife |
21 Pohjoinen rautatiekatu Helsinki 00100 Finland +358 9 4544991 |
Situated where the classic student nightclub KY used to be, the refurbished Premiere Nights is also owned by the Student Union of the Helsinki School of Economicslike its predecessor. Premiere Nights is on the top floor of a bar and pub. The music consists mostly of chart hits, sometimes taking a dive into techno. The dance floor is under a balcony and the club has several bars. Occasionally, the live artists are featured. On Wednesdays, Club Never features pulsating trance music, gathering the hardest partygoers every week. There is no admission fee. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Luxury for the business traveller |
2 Runeberginkatu Helsinki 00100 Finland +358 (0)20 1234 700 http://www.radisson.com/helsin... |
This contemporary hotel is located on the outskirts of the city center, next to Kamppi metro station. There are a lot of restaurants and cafés near by, and it is quick and easy to get anywhere in the city on foot, by taxi or by bus. Although there are not many important sights right outside the hotel, you can visit the Temppeliaukio church with ease from here. Some of the rooms and all weekend stays include a buffet breakfast. All rooms include a visit to the sauna in the morning or evening. Scandinavian, Oriental, Italian, and Art Deco rooms are available. Business rooms are the largest and most peaceful in the hotel, and come with a personal safe. There are restaurants, a bar, saunas, gym and solarium, and aerobics classes are offered. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Renowned architectural masterpiece |
Rautatientori Helsinki 00100 Finland |
The Railway Station is an important symbol of Helsinki, as well as an internationally renowned pearl of architecture. The building dates from 1914, and represents late Finnish Art Nouveau. It is the main work of famous architect Eliel Saarinen. The façade of the Railway Station, with its main entrance framed by a row of huge statues holding lanterns designed by Emil Wikström, is a familiar sight to all Finns. The pink—granite and copper structure with its famous clock tower is beautiful inside as well; old lamps and a beige colouring are complemented by original woodwork, creating a warm atmosphere. The Railway Station brings together many forms of travel: railway, metro and buses (on the square next to the station). Trams go right past the building as well. The shops and tunnels under the station offer bargain shopping opportunities and good connections to most of the city centre. The tunnels are a convenient route to take especially during bad weather. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Popular summer restaurant |
6 Kaisaniementie Helsinki 00100 Finland +358 9 632 223 http://www.ravintolakaisaniemi.fi |
Restaurant Kaisaniemi is an interesting phenomenon on the north side of Kaisaniemi park, right in the heart of town. This extremely old octagonal building has hosted numerous events and parties, and is still available for special reservations. As a restaurant, Kaisaniemi flourishes as summer sets in. With a large terrace in the backyard, it attracts customers like a magnet. Winters balance out this popularity, and Kaisaniemi is practically empty. Its speciality is the Sunday buffet, which definitely gives you your money's worth. A large variety of meat stews, fish and vegetables is available. The interior of the restaurant itself is something to see. The old-fashioned décor and the peculiar structure of the dining hall remind visitors of the building's age. Many locals of Helsinki are emotionally attached to Restaurant Kaisaniemi and the memories it arouses. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Indian food in the centre |
22 Etelä-Esplanadi Helsinki 00130 Finland +358 9 611 001 http://www.samrat.fi |
Indian food arrived in Helsinki a few years ago and by now it has found its place right in the centre. Samrat is next to the beautiful Esplanadi park, and it is really easy to find. If you are looking for good, inexpensive Indian food for lunch, you will find it right here. Samrat is proud of its Indian tradition; so it might be a good idea to keep in mind that here spicy really means hot. Whilst eating you can also admire the handmade furniture and the carefully planned colours and shapes of the sauces and food. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Mexican in the centre |
15 Aleksanterinkatu Helsinki 00100 Finland +358 9 4242 6010 http://www.ravintolaopas.net/s... |
Nowadays you no longer have to use a map or your feet to find good ethnic food in Helsinki. You find it easily in the middle of the city at Santa Fe. Santa Fe serves Mexican and Cajun food, and its interior really fits its style. It has a relaxed atmosphere that you might want to enjoy for a long time. On the drinks list you will find Spanish wines and Mexican beers. There are many little portions for snacks, like nachos, but even if you are really hungry you will not have to leave the restaurant that way. Try for instance chicken wings with two kinds of dips. During the summer months you can also listen to live jazz in the inner yard. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Comfy café-bar with a sauna |
27 Eerikinkatu Helsinki 00180 Finland +358 9 586 5550 http://www.saunabar.net/ |
What could really be more Finnish than to couple a sauna with a bar? The spacious sauna is clean and comfortable and has separate facilities for men and women. Each changing room has a large fish tank and a mini-bar, and on the women's side there is also a cosmetics corner, including a hairdryer. The sauna has to be booked beforehand, except on Sundays and Mondays. You can enjoy toasted sandwiches, other snacks and of course beers, apart from playin pool or surfing net. There is a DJ five nights a week, usually playing funk, soul, electro or other relatively gentle music. Occasionally there is also live music. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Trendy young people's place |
16-20 Uudenmaankatu Helsinki 00120 Finland +358 9 612 1012 |
Soda is one of the most popular young people's bars in Helsinki, especially on weekends, when it can be very crowded indeed. This is also true of the nightclub in the basement. The interior is very modern with a metallic bar and matching tables and chairs. The long window looks out onto Annankatu. The people who come here are mostly young and very well dressed in the latest fashion items. There is generally a DJ here every night, or at least always on Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays. Those nights are very busy. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Delicious Finnish fare |
19 Salomonkatu Helsinki 00100 Finland +358 9 685 6606 |
One excellent place to enjoy traditional Finnish cuisine is restaurant Talon Tapaan. The menu of the eatery includes a wide range of meats, fish and vegetarian dishes. Popular selection include rabbit medallion, reindeer meatballs or pikeperch and potato blinis. The décor in this Finnish restaurant is pleasant and bright. Huge plastic butterflies cover the walls in great numbers and one can admire their beauty while enjoying a delicious meal. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Stunning place to relax and learn |
44 Unioninkatu Helsinki 00170 Finland +358 9 1912 4453 http://www.fmnh.helsinki.fi/en... |
The University Botanical Gardens are a park within a park — an area of leafy trees, small footpaths and beautiful flowers and bushes. It is also the home of Finland's greatest botanical collection. The gardens came to Helsinki when the university changed locations after the great fire of Turku. The gorgeous greenhouses have been restored several times over the years, most extensively after the 1944 air raids. The gardens, designed by St. Petersburg architect Franz Falderman in the 1830s, are best known for their gorgeous C. L. Engel—designed main greenhouse, the central dome of which looms elegantly on the Kaisaniemi horizon. It is home to numerous tropical plants (cacti, orchids, royal water lily, cocoa), whereas the outdoor plants are from more temperate climates. The garden's main entrance is on Kaisaniemenranta, a boulevard that follows Kaisaniemi Bay, which is lined with old Empire—style wooden houses. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Wonderful views |
3 Ehrenströmintie Helsinki 00140 Finland +358 9 652 817 http://www.ursula.fi/site.php?... |
At the tip of Kaivopuisto park, by the seaside, Café Ursula is one of the best-known and best-loved places in Helsinki. It has a very pleasant, peaceful view out to the sea and the archipelago, including Suomenlinna. The sun shines directly onto the front of the café, and there is a popular terrace during the summer months. This is a very busy place all year round, especially on weekends. The service is very good and they have plenty to offer their customers. Make your order at the counter and you get your drinks, snacks and sweets brought to your table straightaway. To be able to order alcoholic beverages, you must be over 20. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Home of the Bratwurst |
25 Meritullinkatu Helsinki 00170 Finland +358 9 135 4148 |
Restaurant Zinnkeller's kitchen serves central European food. Although there is quite a bit of variety on the menu, the strongest influence seems to be from Germany. A very popular, tasty and fairly inexpensive dish is the famous Bratwurst, which will definitely leave even the hungry diner satisfied. A good starter while waiting for your huge sausage is the Hungarian goulash soup. This is the place to go if you crave some German beer and sausages. The décor of the restaurant is quite tidy, and a pleasant mood is set. Review © 2007, Wcities |