What's Happening in Austin

[Goofy]

blush and I may be there...if we can drag ourselves out of bed that early on a Sunday morning...

[Puplove]

Originally Posted by Goofy

blush and I may be there...if we can drag ourselves out of bed that early on a Sunday morning...

Soooo....not only is hauling ourselves (me too) out to a public gathering place by 10 on a Sunday difficult - we may find ourselves waiting till noon to actually have brunch. Yes, brunch in Austin is a major crowd fest in general.

Anybody up for observing brunch at, say, 2pm to get past the crowd factor?? Would that work for WT and Timber?

[Diva]

Originally Posted by Puplove

Soooo....not only is hauling ourselves (me too) out to a public gathering place by 10 on a Sunday difficult - we may find ourselves waiting till noon to actually have brunch. Yes, brunch in Austin is a major crowd fest in general.

Anybody up for observing brunch at, say, 2pm to get past the crowd factor?? Would that work for WT and Timber?

I'm ok with 2 if that's good for WT & Timber.....it WOULD be easier as KL doesn't take reservations.....

I AM slightly disappointed that I won't get to see The NutraSpice in her jammies.....

[Puplove]

Originally Posted by Diva

I AM slightly disappointed that I won't get to see The NutraSpice in her jammies.....

Aww, gee, stop by any old time to see that...or...just look here

[Arwen]

Originally Posted by Puplove

Soooo....not only is hauling ourselves (me too) out to a public gathering place by 10 on a Sunday difficult - we may find ourselves waiting till noon to actually have brunch. Yes, brunch in Austin is a major crowd fest in general.

Anybody up for observing brunch at, say, 2pm to get past the crowd factor?? Would that work for WT and Timber?

I am approving of the 2pm time. WT? How's that by you? Although, the early hour is not difficult for me. I actually do mornings pretty well for the most part.

[Rockinonahigh]

Hello Austin ,how yall are?I hope your days is warmer than mine cause its38 hear..clear and cold,my grannie use to call days like this colder than an old maids tit in a brass bra.
Rockin

[WhiteTigress]

Originally Posted by Puplove

Soooo....not only is hauling ourselves (me too) out to a public gathering place by 10 on a Sunday difficult - we may find ourselves waiting till noon to actually have brunch. Yes, brunch in Austin is a major crowd fest in general.

Anybody up for observing brunch at, say, 2pm to get past the crowd factor?? Would that work for WT and Timber?

Originally Posted by Diva

I'm ok with 2 if that's good for WT & Timber.....it WOULD be easier as KL doesn't take reservations.....

I AM slightly disappointed that I won't get to see The NutraSpice in her jammies.....

Originally Posted by Arwen

I am approving of the 2pm time. WT? How's that by you? Although, the early hour is not difficult for me. I actually do mornings pretty well for the most part.

2:00 p.m. on Sunday is fine for me. That means we can sleep in a little...or whatever a little.

That timeframe still gets us home early enough to wrap up the work-week preparations.

I'm planning to take Timber to Scholtz Garten on Saturday afternoon. I love the Jaegershnitzel and hot German potato salad. Then we have a function to attend that night. We'll just be cruising around town on Saturday during the day.

WT

[Diva]

Originally Posted by WhiteTigress

2:00 p.m. on Sunday is fine for me. That means we can sleep in a little...or whatever a little.

That timeframe still gets us home early enough to wrap up the work-week preparations.

I'm planning to take Timber to Scholtz Garten on Saturday afternoon. I love the Jaegershnitzel and hot German potato salad. Then we have a function to attend that night. We'll just be cruising around town on Saturday during the day.

WT

Excellent!!! I'm so happy the later time worked out for You as I know You have to travel! I'm looking forward to it!

[Ashton]

Originally Posted by Diva

Excellent!!! I'm so happy the later time worked out for You as I know You have to travel! I'm looking forward to it!

So the time is 2pm is the where still Kerby lane.

[Diva]

Originally Posted by Ashton

So the time is 2pm is the where still Kerby lane.

Yes, indeedy!

Sunday, Dec. 13th
2 pm
Kerbey Lane on So. Lamar

[Arwen]

Originally Posted by WhiteTigress

I'm planning to take Timber to Scholtz Garten on Saturday afternoon. I love the Jaegershnitzel and hot German potato salad.

One of the places I really miss from Denver was a German deli (Karl's on Yosemite if you are ever there, lol) with the best hot red cabbage EVAH. I will have to schuss out this Scholtz Garten and see what they have. MMM German vittles! Das gut!

Looking forward to meeting you!

[WhiteTigress]

Originally Posted by Arwen

One of the places I really miss from Denver was a German deli (Karl's on Yosemite if you are ever there, lol) with the best hot red cabbage EVAH. I will have to schuss out this Scholtz Garten and see what they have. MMM German vittles! Das gut!

Looking forward to meeting you!

Scholz Garten has a rather limited selection of German foods, but for the bar-b-que enthusiast, it's pretty popular. Can you get any more Texan than bar-b-que and German food at the same place? You can check them out at http://www.scholzgarten.net/ .

Now, if you come to Houston, I'll take you to Rudy Lechner's. They have schnitzel, and spaetzel, and red cabbage sauerkraut to your heart's content. Of course I'm under the impression you like to tipple a little, too, so you'll need to try a Cafe' Gute Nacht. It's a treat! You can check them out at http://rudilechners.com/index.htm .

Looking forward to meeting you, too!

WT

[Arwen]

Originally Posted by WhiteTigress

Scholz Garten has a rather limited selection of German foods, but for the bar-b-que enthusiast, it's pretty popular. Can you get any more Texan than bar-b-que and German food at the same place? You can check them out at http://www.scholzgarten.net/ .

Now, if you come to Houston, I'll take you to Rudy Lechner's. They have schnitzel, and spaetzel, and red cabbage sauerkraut to your heart's content. Of course I'm under the impression you like to tipple a little, too, so you'll need to try a Cafe' Gute Nacht. It's a treat! You can check them out at http://rudilechners.com/index.htm .

Looking forward to meeting you, too!

WT

Smile, I've been known to have a drink now and then. LOL YAY on the food links. Thanks! And...to get truly Texan, don't we also need tamales, BBQ and kraut? I'm on my way to Houston RIGHT NOW. LOL

[shariberry]

Originally Posted by WhiteTigress

Now, if you come to Houston, I'll take you to Rudy Lechner's. They have schnitzel, and spaetzel, and red cabbage sauerkraut to your heart's content. Of course I'm under the impression you like to tipple a little, too, so you'll need to try a Cafe' Gute Nacht. It's a treat! You can check them out at http://rudilechners.com/index.htm .

WT

I think I saw this restaurant reviewed on one of those food shows Chad is always making me watch-it looks fabulous!