Let's share some of that today!
Showing posts with label Gay Hussar. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Gay Hussar. Show all posts
Friday, 10 October 2014
Gay Hussar History Part 1 - 1953-1989
Unfortunately in today's world, our high streets are full of chain restaurants, all the same, with little to no history or character. The Gay Hussar, now in its 61st year, could not be more different! It is a melting pot of history and intrigue.
Let's share some of that today!
Let's share some of that today!
Monday, 15 September 2014
Blogging Party at the Gay Hussar
Last night, a host of hungry yelpers descended on Gay Hussar for a night of feasting and drinking the best that Hungary has to offer.
Proceedings kicked off with schnapps; a fire breathing, heady mix which must surely be the world's best ice breaker.
The yelpers chatted amongst themselves and took in the wondrous caricatures of famous politicians which adorn the walls of Gay Hussar; the sometimes cruel, yet uncanny, humorous works of Martin Rowson.
Proceedings kicked off with schnapps; a fire breathing, heady mix which must surely be the world's best ice breaker.
The yelpers chatted amongst themselves and took in the wondrous caricatures of famous politicians which adorn the walls of Gay Hussar; the sometimes cruel, yet uncanny, humorous works of Martin Rowson.
Tuesday, 9 September 2014
Biography of Victor Sassie
Victor Sassie. Even now, decades after his retirement, his name is synonymous with Gay
Hussar. Most people know of his character, his larger than life personality, his penchant for
ordering for customers…
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Wednesday, 3 September 2014
Recipe: Perfect French Bread
Walk into Gay Hussar and you will see that we always have fresh bread ready to serve with
all of our meals. Bread is an integral part of the Hungarian diet, most likely because we like
to mop up every last bit of goulash!
There are few simple pleasures in life that give the level of satisfaction, and heavenly smell,
that comes from baking bread. Here is a recipe, perfect to serve alongside salads and lighter
dishes as we enjoy the last moments of summer.
all of our meals. Bread is an integral part of the Hungarian diet, most likely because we like
to mop up every last bit of goulash!
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| source |
that comes from baking bread. Here is a recipe, perfect to serve alongside salads and lighter
dishes as we enjoy the last moments of summer.
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