Weingalerie Café NÖ!
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In a bohemian Berlin atmosphere Weingalerie und Café NÖ! will bring you truffeled German pizza (flammkuchen) and other small plates at a tiny table with candles, dusty chandelier, and 20 wines by the glass. Larger dishes €9-€14, €33 for a platter of nibbles for two.
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