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Deichgraf

Experience the Hanseatic atmosphere and fresh cuisine at Deichgraf.

Old furniture, but new tablecloths; historic interiors, but lively service; traditional labskaus, but also "chocolate pear cannelloni": Guests at Deichgraf have come to expect passionate service and a diverse range.

from 11.90 €

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Short & Sweet

  • CategoryRestaurant
  • Type of cuisineGerman cuisine
  • Price€€
  • Ambienceclassic, elegant, comfortable
  • Serviceopen-minded

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