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Anita Restaurant

Traditional restaurant. Reduced opening days in winter. For lunch during the work week, special meals at reduced prices. Service will be charged extra.

Address: Béke utca 2
Hours: Tue–Sun 11:30–21:00
Price: HUF 2690
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