Seeing as I'm going through the countries in alphabetical order, Austria is first up.Austria is one of the co-hosts of the tournament, so there is plenty of pressure on their team to perform. They are also the lowest ranked team in Euro 2008, so its not going to be easy by any stretch of the imagination. Losing their first game to Croatia means they might be gone after the first round, but hopefully their home crowd will get them through.
When it comes to Austrian food in Brisbane, head out to K&K Austrian Bakery and Coffee House at Sinnamon Park. I haven't been there, but the menu on their website has a pretty extensive range of Austrian food, covering breakfast, lunch and dinner. The menu includes Tiroler speckknodel (bacon dumpling soup), beuschel (braised veal heart in sauce with steamed dumpling), a range of schnitzel, sausages and their signature dessert of kaiserschmarren mit zwetschgenroster (souffle pancakes with a plum compote). You can even have an Austrian wine or beer with your schnitzel, to complete the Austrian experience.
K&K Austrian Bakery and Coffee House
Shop 7, Sinnamon Park Village
58 Oldfield Road
Sinnamon Park 4073
P - 07 3376 1822
E - info@kank.com.au
3 comments:
its an awesome idea. How bloody long will it take you to get to the end??? Fantastic. Can't wait for the rest!
I think its going to be a bit tougher than I first thought. I'm trying to get through all the teams before anyone gets knocked out, which makes it tricky
I'd be curious to hear comments on the food at K&K Austrian Bakery and Coffee. We stopped in there once and the service was so bad we left. We could see were going to be in for the long haul after the time it took to get seated and menus... there were several irate diners...hopefully that wasn't usual. But I'd like some reassurance before trying again.
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