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Fischrestaurant Umar

Extremely good fish directly from their shop, which is the best and freshest seafood shop in Vienna. Wi-Fi is available. Changing daily lunch menu.

Address: Naschmarkt Stand 76-79
Hours: Mon-Sat 10:00-23:00
Website: umarfisch.at (opens in a new tab)

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