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Bastard, Algernon

"The Gourmet's Guide to Europe"

This formerly
was, and to a great extent still is, the rendezvous of actors, authors,
and professional men. The food is good and very cheap, served _a la
carte_. Portuguese food may be called "highly seasoned," but for all
that there are many good dishes, one speciality of the house being _Sopa
de Camarao_, a _bisque_ of prawns, which in no way is to be despised.
With regard to wines at this restaurant it is advisable to drink those
of the country.

Estoril
Estoril is a very picturesque and beautiful spot about three-quarters of
an hour from Lisbon by rail. Here there has been lately established a
high-class hotel with _cuisine a la Francaise_ and good wines. The hotel
is owned and managed by M. Estrade, who has had a long experience in
this class of business.
N.N.-D.


CHAPTER XI
AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY
Viennese restaurants and
cafes--Baden--Carlsbad--Marienbad--Prague--Bad Gastein--Budapesth.

Vienna
The cuisine of the best of the Viennese restaurants, those attached to
the big hotels, is French, though the Wiener Rostbraten and the Wiener
Schnitzel are world-famous, and the typical Viennese dinner is a good
French dinner with the addition of very delicious bread and pastry made
with a lighter hand than any Gallic cook brings to his task.


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