Grav is a very tourist place at a very tourist location. Still, having a poster on the wall showing a...
The mighty Google translates “Jause” as “Snack.” In reality, these “snacks” often beat what would be called main dishes in...
I was expecting this Brettljause to be the same as at Brandauer’s Bierbögen – after all, both places share the...
Dechantskirchen is in Styria, and so far Styrian Brettljausen have, on average, beaten their Lower-Austrian counterparts. However, perhaps because Dechantskirchen...
If you visit this cozy Buschenschank at the edge of Vienna Woods just outside Klosterneuburg, prepare to spend significant time...
Despite the recommendations of various intelligent and health-conscious people, I always start a Brettljause with the things I dislike, leaving...
Follow the poor textbook. Go to a supermarket. Buy Speck, cold Schweinsbraten, Geselchtes, Extrawurst, some ham and the most tasteless...
To make it short: it’s not a Brettljause. It’s some ham and a piece of Bratenspeck you can probably buy...
Anningerhaus is a self-service hut, so one has the pleasure of watching one’s Brettljause being made. It’s an uncomplicated process,...
Zeilinger is another “Mostbaron”-certified Heuriger that I always postponed vising because of its less-than-convenient location. And indeed, without a car...
Zur Steinernen Birne (and yes, the huge stone pear at the entrance is impressive) is one of the few “super-Heurigers”...
It’s not a terribly big Brettljause, but for less than 5 Euro one has to be an asshole to complain....