European Grounds

[johnmc]

Ive not made it to a euro away yet nor a game in another country of any sort.

What I wanna know, what I really wanna know is do they have kiosks like we do and if so what do they sell? I presume they don't sell pies in Spain or Italy, they might have Bratwurst I can imagine in Germay but whats the general food in different countries?

 

[Ruhr]

Iy, they might have Bratwurst I can imagine in Germay

of course

the complete Bratwurst guide of german football lol
<a class="postlink" href="http://stadionwurst.net/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://stadionwurst.net/</a>

 

[Mad Eyed Screamer]

they sell beer you can take to your seat / terrace and drink it whilst watching the game at the same time.

 

[Ruhr]

except in some away ends tbh

 

[Kinky Dribbler]

Used to go and watch Racing Strasbourg on my year abroad. No alcohol served at the stadium at all.

 

[Innsbruckblue]

In German stadia you can get Bratwurst, Bouletten (a kind of Hamburger/meatball thing), chips, pretty much anything you can get on the street. They also sell beer and Glühwein and you can take these with you into the stands or terraces (plastic pots of course). The good thing is that the prices are not much higher than they would be outside the ground.
It's actually a pleasurable experience going to a German match, especially in the lower divisions.

 

[KansasCITY]

Anyone who went to Dortmund in the summer, is it as cool as it looks?

 

[Bill]

they sell beer you can take to your seat / terrace and drink it whilst watching the game at the same time.

not real beer.

 

[Mantel]

Anyone who went to Dortmund in the summer, is it as cool as it looks?

Yes. Amazing stadium.<br /><br />-- 22 Apr 2011, 21:01 --<br /><br />

they sell beer you can take to your seat / terrace and drink it whilst watching the game at the same time.

I Hamburg there are guys in the stands selling beer from plastic bottles. I repeat: YOU DON'T HAVE TO LEAVE YOUR SEAT TO GET BEER.

 

[unsworthblue]

i remember buying some kind of pork chop style thing at half time over in Grochlin,Poland

 

[The Pink Panther]

they sell beer you can take to your seat / terrace and drink it whilst watching the game at the same time.

not real beer.

Unfortunately Bill you've only been to German grounds on European nights when alcohol is banned. If you go to a German league game real beer is sold and what I can say about German football is how civilised it is compared to some of the nethanderalls who attend games over here