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seating for well over 8,000 people. The
restaurant dates back to 1791.
Biergartens typically are of a
particular local or
regional brewery,
meaning they...
- funding.
Remains are the ride
entrance gate and
foyer (to the
right of the
Biergarten entrance)
which are now also used as a
dining area. A
mural covered wall...
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traditional Bavarian pubs, many of
which also have
small outside areas.
Biergärten (beer gardens) are a po****r
fixture in Munich's
gastronomic landscape...
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September 2020. Königlicher Hirschgarten. "Ein paar
Worte zu
unserem Biergarten in München ... (in German)".
Archived from the
original on 18 May 2012...
-
substance abuse. In 2018, the
Winter Garden transformed into a
Winter Biergarten while hosting 5
Borough Challenge: Best
Brews of NYC
every Thursday from...
- "loan translation") are
called calques, e.g., beer
garden from
German Biergarten. The
literal translation of the
Italian sentence, "So che
questo non va...
-
under elm,
chestnut and oak
trees it is one of the
biggest Open Air
Biergartens of
Europe boasting more than 11,000 seats. The
Bergkirchweih has taken...
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Bratkartoffeln (home fries) and
sometimes spinach. This is a very
common Biergarten dish. Cold, cut into very thin
slices and used on a
variety of sandwiches...
-
spread on
bread or pretzels.
Obatzda is a
classic example of
Bavarian biergarten food. A
similar Austrian/Hungarian/Slovak
recipe is
called Liptauer which...
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restaurant at
Chateau Marmont with
Carolynn Spence; and The
Standard Biergartens in New York and
Downtown LA with Kurt Gutenbrunner. In 2007,
Balazs began...
