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Orly Kritzman’s Austrian brasserie certainly looks the part with its globe lights, white tablecloths and tiers of cakes in the window. The kitchen produces iconic specialities of the Wiener Küche such as veal schnitzel, rostbraten (steak, served with chips and paprika-fried onions) and spätzle (gnocchi-like pasta) using well-sourced British ingredients. Tasty pork chop from Denham Estate came with black pudding, roast apple, red cabbage and the so-called ‘napkin dumpling’ (a dumpling of steamed semolina). You could start with a platter of smoked and cured salmon (from Forman’s in Hackney Wick) or baby beetroots dipped in Stiegel beer batter and served with horseradish cream. Come earlier in the day for cheesecake, poppy-seed cake, sachertorte and, of course, apple strudel – all made in-house. The range of rich hot chocolates and flavoured coffees does the Viennese tradition justice. There’s also a varied selection of well-made Austrian wines and schnapps, and Austrian beers. A charming place to meet.
Time Out Eating & Drinking Guide 2009
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Fantastic place! A gem that my daughter and I discovered today. Very generous portions, beautiful decor and we were made to feel very welcome and at home. Coffee was the best - so much better than all those local high street chains - we will be regulars. thank u Cafe Strudel.
We went with our kids for lunch, it's a real gem of a find and a great place for lunch. The food was fabulous and the staff were very friendly. I have to say the Austrian chips the chef made for the children were to die for! I had the pasta and my friend had a really tasty salad. The cakes are something else I would highly recommend the cheesecake. The evening menu looked great too and we will be going back to taste more.