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world-traveller123 says:
The Hoito has the best finnish pancakes in town.
This restaurant has been in town for many many generations and is owned and run by a nice Finnish couple.
Many celebrities and politicians have eaten here passing through Thunder Bay.
The Hoito Restaurant (often referred to as “The Hoito” by …
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Larrys says:
Germany is known for their delicious sausage. Each region uses slightly different seasonings and cuts of meat. The sizes and shape of the sausage also varies. In bavaria, bratwurst is long and always sticks out from both ends of the bun. But in Nurnberg, the sausages are made from pork and are s…
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peppertm says:
There are no elevators in this hotel, so you will be lugging your suitcases up the stairs if you haven’t packed your clothing in a backpack. I was on the top floor, and so thankful our tour manager had told us to bring our backpack rather than suitcases. Located right in the middle of the villag…
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Tiffatron says:
What a great hotel. i was suitably impressed upon discovery of a nice deep tub in my room which was unbelievably welcoming after a big day exploring the city.
A little pricey by western standards but average for tokyo!
The view from my window wasn't as amazing as the one i had from my hotel wi…
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world-traveller123 says:
This was our return step back into normal life after travel in Russia.
We stayed here as part of a Contiki tour.
The food downstairs was amazing, first great dinner in a long long time. It was good food and a big feast served well by the servers. With many great polish sausages.
The morning…
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peppertm says:
If you’re looking for a hotel that makes it easy to get around the city, this is it, as it’s right on a train line. However, that also means it makes for a noisy night. That’s the only complaint with this hotel, as it is a clean and efficient hotel that offers a good breakfast. The staff wa…
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tntgoeast says:
BORED: After eating Chaana Masala, Mushroom Paneer,Veg curries,vegetable samosas, and momos for the past couple of months,I got a terrible desire for good old British food.
LOCATION: I snook in to a corridor between souvenier shops and up some stairs to the 'Prince of Wales Pub', hungry and curious…
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Africancrab says:
I normally take coffee when I travel through Tucson's International Airport. But on this occassion I had to wait at the airport for 3 hours because my ride to the airport could only drop me off at 9:00 even though my flight was at 12:05 pm. I decided to log onto Travbuddy and kill time.
I took a…
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Africancrab says:
The Dutch Kitchen happens to be the only place you can actually have breakfast in Arcola. It is located right on Main street where most of the active businesses are. Great place for some of that old fashioned country home cooking. Small with limited seating for breakfast, but at lunch the back seati…
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Eric says:
Came here with Lisa on Sunday around noon. Lisa had been wanting to try this place out for a long time after seeing it on the Food Network. It's located in a pretty non-descript place right off the 110 South freeway, basically right where the freeway ends. You'll probably notice it because there wil…
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keeweeset says:
This deli sells a huge variety of different sausages it is truly amazing. The meat loaf and other items on the menu are home made. I enjoyed the potato salad and the red cabbage but I was not so sure about the Sauerkraut since it was sweet and not sour. That was a bit unusual for me at least; it mig…
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