@blackpoolmad saidWander through the old town pedestrian zone and, if the weather is fine, get a seat outside one of the pubs. Good for people watching and beer drinking.
Off there next Friday for a long weekend with my Mrs.
Any recommendations?
It is the city where Auf Wiedershen Pet was set in, my favourite ever TV series 🙂
Alt beer is darker than Lager beer.
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@kevcvs57 saidSee it for yourself https://www.eater.com/2016/6/5/11852318/anthony-bourdain-parts-unknown-cologne-germany-recap "5. On how waiters keep track of beers poured by tabulating them on customers' coasters: "I don't like this custom, this [pointing to his coaster]. I don't want to know how many beers I've had."
That’s interesting, is it one of them infinite refill glasses or do you pay for each refill?
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@blackpoolmad saidD’dorf has an interesting clock tower. See if you can figure out what time it is by observing the blinking lights. It is visible from the promenade along the river, best seen at night.
Off there next Friday for a long weekend with my Mrs.
Any recommendations?
It is the city where Auf Wiedershen Pet was set in, my favourite ever TV series 🙂
@blackpoolmad saidi googled it
Off there next Friday for a long weekend with my Mrs.
Any recommendations?
It is the city where Auf Wiedershen Pet was set in, my favourite ever TV series 🙂
nice, won't revisit...
@ponderable saidCheers (pardon the pun) it’s the latter one for me then.
you pay each refill. Tough there are places wehre you can pay once and consume as much as you want to.
@kquinn909 saidThink of the fun you could have swapping coasters with the lightweights in the bar when they visit the John or are distracted by you trying to wipe your beer off their suede jacket.
See it for yourself https://www.eater.com/2016/6/5/11852318/anthony-bourdain-parts-unknown-cologne-germany-recap "5. On how waiters keep track of beers poured by tabulating them on customers' coasters: "I don't like this custom, this [pointing to his coaster]. I don't want to know how many beers I've had."