Lord Helmchen - Speisekarte

Fallersleber Str. 35, Braunschweig, 38100, Brunswick, Germany

🛍 Cafés, Pasta, Deutsch, International

3.9 💬 3121 Bewertungen

Telefon: +4953120893472

Adresse: Fallersleber Str. 35, Braunschweig, 38100, Brunswick, Germany

Stadt: Brunswick

Gerichte: 35

Bewertungen: 3121

Webseite: http://lordhelmchen.eu

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  • Cafés Charmante Cafés bieten eine Vielzahl von frisch gebrühten Kaffees und Tees, zusammen mit leichten Snacks, Gebäck und Desserts. Perfekt für einen morgendlichen Energieschub oder einen nachmittäglichen Genuss in einer gemütlichen Atmosphäre.
  • Pasta Freuen Sie sich auf unsere Auswahl an klassischen und zeitgenössischen Pasta-Gerichten, die alle mit frischen, hochwertigen Zutaten und geschmackvollen Saucen zubereitet werden, die in jedem Bissen das Wesen der italienischen Küche einfangen.
  • Deutsch Genießen Sie die reichen Aromen der traditionellen deutschen Küche, mit herzhaften Fleischgerichten, würzigem Sauerkraut und üppigen Saucen. Freuen Sie sich auf authentische Gerichte, die den Geschmack Deutschlands auf Ihren Tisch bringen.
  • International Entdecken Sie eine Welt voller Aromen mit unserer vielfältigen Auswahl an internationalen Gerichten, die darauf ausgelegt sind, eine kulinarische Reise über Kontinente hinweg zu bieten, gefüllt mit lebendigen und authentischen Geschmäckern aus der ganzen Welt.

Ausstattung

  • Büfett
  • Terrasse
  • Draussen
  • Frühstück

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