Enjoying Oktoberfest …in an English bar…go figure 
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Great menu! I wouldn’t object to its origins.
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Waitress: So have you chosen? What would you like?
Me: Yes.
Waitress: ehm… you’re interested in?
Me: The menu. All. Of. It.
Waitress: I’m not sure th…
Me: Twice.
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I forgot that Linda Hamilton had a Dogmeat sidekick.
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…I have so many questions about that Cheyenne…
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I think it’s Captain Pete Mitchell’s personal airplane…
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Nice! beautiful pic man 
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I can’t get over how they butchered the plural of the word Brot. It’s spelled “Brote”.
Old lady boarding a high-speed train to the Ruhr-Area. Berlin Hauptbahnhof
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Good god, Kasnockn zu Wiener Schnitzel. 
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Another gorgeous framable picture. So good. You could go pro with those!
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I almost got offended when they described Käse Spätzle as “German mac 'n cheese” but… they actually aren’t that far off I guess. 
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Käse Spätzle is one of my favorites. 
That said, it not that easy trying to explain it to other Americans, and I also usually resort to “It’s German mac’ n cheese” 
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We forgive you.
As long as you don’t do that thing Americans are sometimes reported doing… putting ketchup on it.
Seriously, I hope that’s a myth.
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Alas it is not. They don’t do it with the Käse Spätzle, only regular Spätzle…which is a travesty to be sure.
I would alternate between something with Käse Spätzle (or sometimes a just a big bowl of Käse Spätzle) and Jagerschnitzel mit Spätzle because then you could mix the gravy in with the Spätzle.
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Käsespätzle are amazing! Which reminds me - I need to make some this weekend. So guess what I’m buying tomorrow? That’s right! Flour, eggs, cheese and onions. Lots of it!
Edit:
Thanks
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