A few weeks ago we drove up to Hannover to see the Gordon Setters on our way to Amsterdam. Since the Gordon Setters took us a teeny bit out of the way to Amsterdam we decided to spend the night after visiting the dogs. We stayed in a small town outside of Hannover called Grossburgwedel. After checking-in to our hotel we walked in to town to scout out a restaurant for dinner. As we walked we saw all of these cool old buildings/homes. They all had writing on then and we wondered if it listed the original owners of the home. We're not sure, but they sure were cool:
Once we reached the heart of town we found a few restaurants that look like good choices, we decided on:
We hadn't had tapas since leaving San Diego and were excited for some tasty treats! We started off with some refreshing sangria:
It was delicious! Not too sweet with a good amount of booze in it.
Next they brought out their Garlic Aioli. SWOON. (For you Naperville-ians out there, this reminded me a lot of the Garlic Potato Salad from Meson Sabika, not quite so hot with garlic, but close!) They served the Garlic Aioli with some awesome bread and as we munched, we perused the menu. We ended up choosing some real winners: the Manchego Cheese Plate, Garlic Mushrooms, Pan Fried Chorizo, and an order of Patatas Fritas. Unfortunately I didn't get photos of any of our other dishes...our hands were too busy jamming our faces with yummy food!
Truth be told, we liked this place SO much that we had a snack there when we first found it and then came back later that night for dinner. We were definitely their best customers that day!
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