So we headed to the airport, found a place to park that didn't have any fee and went inside. Took us a couple of minutes, but we did find an ATM that worked and got out some money.
We looked at the map and it looked like there might be a couple of local places in a shopping center just one exit down the Autobahn. We headed over to the area, but there really wasn't a good choice. We didn't feel like grabbing ramen or kabab.
We had noticed a Gasthaus just a bit down the road.
It took us a couple of tries to find the parking lot entrance, but we did manage to get to the Zur Hecke Gasthaus. The parking lot was small and quite full.
Once inside we were greeted by a lady, I'm guessing the owner. She addressed us in German, which we didn't understand most of what she said. My wife shyly said, "English?"
She seemed quite surprised but did say she could speak a little English (actually, I thought her English was pretty good).
We both ordered Schnitzel, me a Hamburger Schnitzel and my wife a Jagar Schnitzel.
They were both very good. I do have to say, there was a lot of food. Great service, good food and a pretty authentic experience.
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