Nibelungengarten

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€4.95

Nibelungengarten

For an authentic German beer and pretzel experience you can drop by Nibelungengarten. Get a meat plate if you're feeling especially hungered. Delicious desserts (strudel, anyone?), a vast number of beers on draft and a breezy outdoor terrace will make your stay unforgettable. Prost!

Information

addressDr José María Vertiz 1024, Narvarte Poniente, CDMX
emailinfo@nibelungengarten.com
openingHoursSun–Tue 1pm–9pm, Wed 1pm–midnight, Thu–Sat 1pm–2am
phone+52 55 5609 1309
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facebookwww.facebook.com/nibelungengarten

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