Directly in the heart of Stavenhagen is the restaurant "Café am Markt".
The restaurant "Café am Markt", popular with both locals and guests, is located at the market in the city center in the Reuterstadt Stavenhagen - you can't miss the yellow house. Here you will find a wide range of dishes and also typical Mecklenburg dishes. For the small hunger there are also sweet treats, such as cakes and ice cream. On warm days it is wonderful to sit on the outdoor terrace with a view of the market.
Malchiner Straße 9
17153 Stavenhagen
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Cafe`am Markt
Malchiner Straße 9
17153 Stavenhagen
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