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Limani

Limani

Cologne

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Limani

Limani
Limani, meaning "port" in Greek, lives up to its name with a prime spot right on the Rhine’s banks, offering diners a solid view of the river. The menu focuses on authentic Mediterranean flavours, with grilled fish and a variety of mezedes—small, shareable plates—perfect for trying a bit of everything. Their wine list includes German, Greek, and other imported options to pair with your meal. The large outdoor terrace is a great spot to relax, especially on sunny days.

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  • addressAgrippinawerft 6, Cologne
  • emailinfo@limanicologne.de
  • openingHoursDaily noon–midnight
  • phone+49 221 719 0590
  • websiteVisit website

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