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"kenmc":zcilkr4e wrote: Best bit is the food stalls up around the outside, sausages, dumplings etc. MMmmmm.....[/quote:zcilkr4e]True dat.

What's the name of those crispy fried bits they put on their hotdogs? I like those.

"Ale Man":2xa4c716 wrote: Any one heard anything about this.

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Got sent the link, my fist time seeing it. Tempting[/quote:2xa4c716]

Much the same as the one in Dublin

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I always bring some of the Lads from the local along -lets face it its the nearest any of them are going to get to the real thing -unless they have one in Ibiza or some other God forsaken Spanish dump.

As other people have said on here the food they do is lovely and they have Gluhwein as well . If you go early or mid week you can avoid the big crowds ,but if you go later you will get more of the party atmosphere and the live oompah bands .
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Together they usually get the crowd singing and laughing and most people seem to have a good time . Of course it's a nothing like the real thing but as I have said it gives people who would never travel to that part of the world a glimpse of bavarian food ,clothing music and beer culture.