Россгартенские ворота (Rossgärter Tor). Ресторан «Солнечный камень». Restaurant “Solnechnyj kamen (Sonnenstein)”

eichhorn25, on October 14, said:

Oh, that is even more strange... But somehow cute ;))). Very best wishes - Gine.

Юрий Бардун, on October 15, said:

Yes, Gine! Actually there are more than one strangenesses: 1 – there is a restaurant (not a museum) in monument of architecture, safeguarded by State; 2 – indeed such girl-mannequin’s hat and suit more looks like as Spanish (if I don’t be wrong), whereas a monument is German. Alas! Such the today tastes of our restaurant’s master and town-fathers are . But nevertheless it is a little better than soviet vegetable stores in the monuments and churches, let agree with me. Best wishes - Yuri

eichhorn25, on October 15, said:

Hi Yuri! Well, it's not hardly wrong to have an exotic restaurant in historic walls. A Korean restaurant in an Art Deco Villa - Why not? (But without safeguards please...;-). But here it is the clothing of the mannequin - I thouht left, I thought right: it's the headgear! The suit reminds me to south-german (Bavarian, Franconion, Alemannic) costumes but the hat seemes to desire to this kind of decoration: Der Bollenhut . Maybe.

But you are right: everything is better than SVSs ( soviet vegetable stores ;-).

Greetings - Gine.