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Regional and seasonal slow food at the highest level.

This three-storey restaurant serves fine cuisine made from seasonal and predominantly local ingredients. On Sundays, a set menu consisting of starters, main courses and dessert for four or more guests is offered. Book in advance to secure a table!

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