Gusto + Live Oak Dinner

We ate at Gusto once. It was a lousy experience. But, they were newly opened. Maybe they are better now. And they are teaming up with Live Oak, which is always a win. Happening tomorrow, so hurry up if you wanna go:

Euro Beer #38: Bergamo Street Fair

In the fall of 2007 (yeah, I know, OVER 5 years ago, but I am not ending this series until ENDS) my wife and I traveled through Europe for 10 weeks. We ate a lot of food and drank of a lot of beer (and wine). Not enough food, not enough beer. Out of France, into Italy:

We arrived in Bergamo, Italy in the midst of a street fair. Lots of food and stuff to check out.

 I was happy to stumble upon some Köstritzer, a beer I drank a shit-ton of in Brookyn.

First pizza in Italy. Weird shit. Tasty.

Euro Beer #37: House Beers

In the fall of 2007 (yeah, I know, OVER 5 years ago, but I am not ending this series until ENDS) my wife and I traveled through Europe for 10 weeks. We ate a lot of food and drank of a lot of beer (and wine). Not enough food, not enough beer. In Annecy still, let's hurry this up and get onto Italy: 

 

 Still biking around town.

   This was our last day in Annecy.

 

 Later that night we bought some food to cook at the house and some really cheap, strong beers.

 Forte.

  Omelets!

 Drunk on cheap beer we planned our next moves. It was a nice long stay in Annecy, but we were ready to move onto Italy.

Euro Beer #36: Au Globe Trotter

In the fall of 2007 (yeah, I know, OVER 5 years ago, but I am not ending this series until ENDS) my wife and I traveled through Europe for 10 weeks. We ate a lot of food and drank of a lot of beer (and wine). Not enough food, not enough beer. In Annecy still, let's hurry this up and get onto Italy: 

 

 Ok, so we did not stay in for long. We went out with our host's daughter. I had a Grimbergen and Sofa had a 1664 Blanc. The 1664 sucked, mine was ok.

The next day I did some yard work for our host. Had to pay our way somehow.

 

 Sights.

Au Globe Trotter 

37, Avenue Barattes, 74000

Annecy, France 

 

Euro Beer #35: Dinner In

In the fall of 2007 (yeah, I know, OVER 5 years ago, but I am not ending this series until ENDS) my wife and I traveled through Europe for 10 weeks. We ate a lot of food and drank of a lot of beer (and wine). Not enough food, not enough beer. In Annecy still, let's hurry this up and get onto Italy: 

 

 I guess if I am gonna stay up late procrastinating I better at least blog. After our long ride around the lake we decided to relax at our host's place and make dinner. I don't know what these drinks were. I think rum and pineapple juice.

 

 And we made some "Indian" cuisine. 

Euro Beer #34: La Closerie

In the fall of 2007 (yeah, I know, OVER 5 years ago, but I am not ending this series until ENDS) my wife and I traveled through Europe for 10 weeks. We ate a lot of food and drank of a lot of beer (and wine). Not enough food, not enough beer. In Annecy still, let's hurry this up and get onto Italy: 

 

 On one of our last days in Annecy we took a ride around the lake.

 

Saw the sites. Le Brooklyn. 

 

We made a lot of stops. Coffee. Treats. Casino. You name it.

 

We rode through this. I think. I have no memory of this.

 We stopped here for lunch. After we finished eating we realized we had no cash. The town was dead (off season) and we were extremely lucky to find an ATM near by. We were seconds from skipping out...

 The beer was mediocre.

 

 But the sandwiches were fantastic.

 

 So euro.

La Closerie
Immeuble Chenay
74290 Talloires, France
(not really Annecy, just some small village. good luck finding it.)

Euro Beer #33: Jazz Club

In the fall of 2007 (yeah, I know, OVER 5 years ago, but I am not ending this series until ENDS) my wife and I traveled through Europe for 10 weeks. We ate a lot of food and drank of a lot of beer (and wine). Not enough food, not enough beer. In Annecy still, let's hurry this up and get onto Italy: 

 We went to go see some jazz one night and I drank a Heineken. Sofia had nothing. It was really dark.

Jazz Club, 69 Avenue de France

Euro Beer #32: Bar Le Repaire

In the fall of 2007 (yeah, I know, OVER 5 years ago, but I am not ending this series until ENDS) my wife and I traveled through Europe for 10 weeks. We ate a lot of food and drank of a lot of beer (and wine). Not enough food, not enough beer. In Annecy still, let's hurry this up and get onto Italy: 

Red wine for Sofia and I had an Affligem. They were both fine. I mean, how good could they be? But they did the trick.

 

And then I went skating. I sucked, but at least the scenery was pretty.

Literally across the street from the skatepark. Annecy wins, yr shitty town loses.

 

 Bar Le Repaire, 2 Rue Joseph Blanc, 74000