Darn Trick-or-Treaters! I Want My Schnitzel!
After a day in 
We started with Schnitzel Bites and a platter of cheese and sausage. It tasted like Salami in cubed form. My entree was the Sausage Platter which composed of 4 items. It had Bratwurst, Knackwurst, another sausage and something that tasted more like a hot dog.
We did see Britney Spears before we left. Well, a wanna be. It was this really tall dude, 6ft at least and built. He had on torn fishnet stockings, black very short shorts, a black brassiere and carried a doll. Of course I had to wonder if he had anything on under those shorts. If you've been watching the news, any news, you'd know what I'm talking about. It was the best costume around with the blonde wig and the huge tattoo on his back 
After more walking around stumbling on mini goblins flying from shop to shop, we decided we had enough of the cops on horses and the Ghost Tour guides and their ever so faithful followers.
But before we got there, we passed a coffee shop that put chains around their chairs and tables that were left outside. I just had to take a picture for Hans because of a previous comment he made about one of my Wilmington photos. There were less people than the night before at The Deck Restaurant. No more country karaoke, yay. I was ready to go back to the room so after 1 beer, we left 
After finally having our long awaited German grub, we slept well on our last night in Hampton Roads 
There is a varied selection of Vorspeiße or Appetizers. Brotzeit Teller is a selection of lunch meats served with bread and cheese. Another popular one is Schnitzel Bites. You can get a platter of Cheese and Fruit as well.
Their Spezial Gerichte, or Entrees, is filled with German specialties. This is where I get my Jagerschnitzel, seasoned pork loin topped with mushroom gravy. They also serve Chicken Cordon Blue or Fried Flounder.
Belegte Brötchen or Sandwiches are plentiful. There's a Schnitzel Reuben which is schnitzel, of course, served with sauerkraut and thousand island dressing. Leberwurst is served open face with onion, which personally is not my thing.
Four types of Deutsche Wurst, German Sausages are on the menu. You can get them individually or a platter of Bratwurst, Bauernwurst, Knackwurst and Wienerwurts. The Bratwursts are just like the ones in Germany, so I've been told.
There are a few Vegetarian Dishes for those who prefer it.
It wouldn't be a German restaurant if it didn't have Warsteiner or Bitburger. They also have a large selection of bottled beers and several on draft.
This is a great restaurant with a friendly atmosphere and good food. I always make it a point to stop by there when I'm in town.
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