RAIN Cafeatery

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You’ll search in vain for common, everyday cooking here: The small breakfast menu of the RAIN Cafeatery offers everything you never knew you needed.

But after trying the sourdough bread with avocado, the Eggs Benedict or the delicious pancakes, you’ll never really want to go back to your usual bread and salami!

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