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Kuhmuhne

If you want tasty burgers without going to a chain of restaurants and regional quality ingredients, this nice burger place is for you. Portions are quite Franconian (i.e. a little too big, maybe;-)

Address: Weintraubengasse 2
Hours: daily, opens at 12:00, open end with warm cuisine until 22:00
Price: burgers around EUR 10 plus side dishes (Aug 2018)
Website: kuhmuhne-nuernberg.de (opens in a new tab)

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