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Cuneo

Enjoy traditional Italian cuisine in the family-run Cuneo on Davidstrasse. An institution in the Kiez!

from 11.90 €

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Short & Sweet

CategoryRestaurant
Type of cuisineItalian, Hamburg originals
Price€€
Ambienceclassy, friendly, comfortable
Serviceopen-minded

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