The people of Zurzach apparently call their little town the 'Flecken' and the very traditional 'Gasthaus zum Schlüssel' (Inn to the Key) on the Hauptgasse (main street) also 'Fleckenbeizli'.There is a big golden painted key above the entrance of this simple looking, traditional building and in summer there are some tables and chairs on the sidewalk. Inside it is a typical Swiss 'Wirtsstube', a local tavern-style pub with wooden beams on the ceiling and the round 'Stammtisch' (regular's table) in a corner. In the back there is even a 'Fumoir', a separate room for smokers.We had read that the place is famous for its liver and this is what we ordered. My wife had 'Leberli mit Steinpilzen' (Porc...
