Mutterland City

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In the small Mutterland in Hamburg's city center you will find lovingly prepared delicacies and delicatessen on two floors.

In the immediate vicinity of Gänsemarkt and in the neighborhood of Alsterhaus and Hanseviertel, one of Hamburg's most famous Kontorhäuser is home to the delicatessen in a central location. Short distances and excellent quality are part of the philosophy of the Mutterland delicatessen: here you will find traditionally made products from small and medium-sized manufactories that work with regional and seasonal ingredients. Honeys, jams or sweets are available for purchase, along with many others.

Everything made in Germany and as a loving tribute to mothers, Germany and the local cuisine. Artfully packaged as gifts, they are also wonderful souvenirs for loved ones. For at home or for snacking on the go, there is fine coffee, delicious Franzbrötchen, sandwiches and fresh salads.

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