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Alpenstube
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Cuisine: German , Vegetarian Ambiance: Traditional Average main course: R70 Licensed: yes, corkage: 18 Open: Lunch , Dinner Tuesday - Friday: 18h00 - 22h00 Saturday: 12h00 onwards. Sunday: 11h00 onwards Brunch served from 11h00 to 14h00 Seating Capacity: 70 Description: Alpenstube is an Austrian restaurant offering traditional cuisine that will have you yodelling and folk dancing with delight. Situated in Hout Bay, this restaurant was originally a residential house which was then converted into a bar in 1998. The owners were persuaded by friends to incorporate dining and eventually, the Alpenstube restaurant was created in 2001 - with just five tables for guests. Since then, their popularity has grown and now diners can enjoy meals in their indoor or outdoor areas, as well as the sheltered beer garden. Regulars often enjoy live music as well as imported beer such as Goesser and Paulaner Weissbier. Their bar is called "Zum Treff", meaning the meeting place, and is extremely popular for sports events. Signature dish: Eisbein / Schweinshaxe Pickled pork knuckle either served boiled only (Eisbein) or boiled and roasted crispy (Haxe)
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