Bunny and I are always on the lookout for a good German restaurant.
The closest one to us,
The Biergarten,
is okay—it's no Little Munich
(many many miles away to the north in Lake Worth)
or Old Heidelberg
(many many miles away to the south in Ft. Lauderdale)
or Old Vienna
(used to be many many miles away to the south west in Coral Springs before it closed a few years ago).
So it was great news to us when Gretl's Bistro opened up practically around the corner
(it's right next to Mississippi Sweets BBQ for those of you who are familiar with that excellent place).
I think this is the second week they've been open.
And it's wonderful!
The menu is still a bit limited as they get up to speed,
but what they had was incredible.
Bunny and I were both very impressed with our meals.
Sorry Little Munich and Old Heidelberg—you're just too far away now.
As for Old Vienna,
we found out that Gretl
(yes, she's the real owner)
used to run Old Vienna,
and I am glad she deicded to re-open here in Boca Raton.
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