Description: This pleasant dining spot with its crisp blue and white decor, is a welcome treat for travelers. Three dining areas are available to choose from; a
formal dining room with an elegant grand piano and classic wall murals, a
club-style wood toned dining area, and an
airy atrium room with potted rosemary and herb bushes. This restaurant offers a tasteful dining area to satisfy the taste of individual travelers. Our favorite dining area was the more casual atrium area, with huge windows, antique sideboards and lots of potted plants.
The restaurant serves lavish buffet breakfasts. The extensive Asian Breakfast Buffet which featured seafood, rice dishes and oriental specialties appealed particularly to Vienna's growing number of Asian visitors. The European-American Buffet (which we preferred) offers a lavish selection of fruits, juices, cereals, yogurts, meats & cheeses and delicious pastries. Made to order omlets and egg entries are also available. The attentive wait-staff brings coffee or tea to your table and provides prompt refills.
The Lunch/Dinner menu offers Appetizers, Meats, Salads and Pasta Entrees. Main courses included Salmon on a bed of spinich with polenta ($15.65 US - very tasty), Spaghetti Bolognese ($11.00 US), Ravioli with Cheese and Apple filling ($12.75 - which my husband thought was marvelous), Wiener Schnitzel with cabbage salad and boiled potatoes (at $17.80 - a truly local item which was excellent). Steaks varied in price from $21-$24. On the lighter side; Beef Tartare was offerred at $11.50 US, Ceasear Salad at $8.25 and Italian Mozzerella di Buffola salad at $9.80.
Desserts were spectacular--Save room!! The chocolate mousse ($7) will absolutely melt in your mouth. Vienese Apple Strudel ($5) was chock full of tart apples and walnuts and of course the "old standards" ice cream ($2.50) and local pastries ($4.75) were also available.
The Brasserie Restaurant provides excellent local fare, at reasonable prices served by an attractive customer-oriented staff.
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