Herzlich Willkommen
A warm welcome
under the rose arbor
More roses
at the entrance gate
Wooden tables
and benches
in the courtyard
shaded by a
tall walnut tree
An oak barrel
and geraniums
More flowers
by the green painted fence
Red Gspritzter
for a thirsty soul
Echtes Wiener Schnitzel
und Vogerlsalat
Viennese breaded veal cutlet
and lamb's lettuce
at my table
Blue Lobelia
under the leafy canopy
of the walnut tree
Coffee
and a bite-sized
chocolate treat
*
Lunch
in the vineyards
of Vienna's 19th District
photographed
6 June 2010
© by Merisi
Alfresco Lunch
Ilse Brandl Restaurant
Cobenzlgasse 17
Grinzing
19th District
Endless summer ;)
ReplyDeleteVery nice!
Lovely. I especially like the second pic down.
ReplyDeleteOh, I remember this one -- that green lattice and the blue lobelia on the yellow background are wonderful!
ReplyDeleteAmelia,
ReplyDeleteexactly what it seems right now: the weather is such that the illusion of summer never ending comes easy. ;-)
Charles Gramlich,
a beautiful moment, just before one steps down in the cool shade of the courtyard.
Vicki Lane,
I remember the moment when I reached for my camera and shot this image.
Nice weather, pretty surroundings, flowers, good food, good wine...what else could a person want. Lovely.
ReplyDeleteThis endless summer is a dream for me now, in heavily rained-in London, and just what I need to see! And yesterday's poppies - stunning pictures, every one.
ReplyDeleteendless summer-good title!
ReplyDeleteDearest Merisi...I've missed you, your pictures and your coffee. XX
ReplyDeleteMy Blue Lobelia never came up this season, hmmm wonder if it took a boat to visit you;) The Viennese breaded veal cutlet looks fab, as does the drink, both the hot and the cold. Have a beauty of a weekend~
ReplyDeleteThank you all for your kind comments!
ReplyDeleteA wonderful weekend to all of you,
Merisi
Lovely light in these photos.
ReplyDeleteVery calming.
:)
Oh YUM
ReplyDeleteGspritzer looks like tart cherry soda to me...YUM YUM
With hot chockie to follow
Does it get any better than this?
I think not :)
I love the delicate pink roses (am planning an area in my garden for just one kind of pink rose) and I love the green window frame.
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