Tuesday 1 May 2007

Dommayer's Café


















For pictures of Dommayer's
throughout the year,
click here, please.

And no, I wasn't sitting in the Kaffeehaus,
only buying a
rhubarb strudel and a chocolate mousse cake,
to take home for tea with my youngest.
After having walked a good hour
along the Danube at the Vienna Marina,
and criss-crossed St. Marx Cemetary for one more,
I'd like to point out.
.
;-)

8 comments:

  1. Mini Zitronnen Torte von Oberla... Ich habe so eine Errinerung von dem "Fragilité" aus Oberla.. So lecker!

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  2. Anonymous01 May, 2007

    I remember that red dress. It is beautiful ;-)

    I'd love to visit the Wien café's with you.......

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  3. If I send you 14.50 Euros will you puleeze buy that Zitron Torte and tell me how it is?
    How did that girl from Venice get to Vienna?

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  4. Anonymous02 May, 2007

    Delphine:
    The Dommayer has been sold to Kurkonditorei Oberlaa, they kept the name, though (it's in my neighboorhood). Have to look up "Fragilité" next time, never eaten.
    Britt-Arnhild:
    I got two. *chuckle*
    ParisBreakfast:
    By my honour! I shall taste it at my expense - little sacrifices sweeten the friendship, don't they? -, next time my zitron loving friend rolls around (you read this, W.???!).
    That girl shows up everywhere! *sigh*
    :-)))

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  5. Actually, I'll have half a dozen please;o)

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  6. Cream,
    you realize how large that tart is? (Please, you can eat as many as you'd like, I am only worrying a little about how to get you down the hill afterwards! Rolling, maybe?).

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  7. Yummmmmmmmmmmmmm....

    You are really really wicked ;) Now I need to run to the nearby cake shop

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  8. Anonymous02 May, 2007

    Vibanshu:
    Yup, I am the WWW! :-)
    Thanks for visiting, hope the cakes you found were good.

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