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What John E doesn't like about Cafe Pension Untersberg Eduard Ziegler:
This is the restaurant at the Hotel Untersberg. We all had the schnitzel--two pork and one veal. It was very tender and thin. A quaint little restaurant. Kitchen was open till 10, although the bar and the restaurant stayed open till 12. Deserts were ok. View all feedback.

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john-38
22.08.2023 - 16:10

This is the restaurant at the Hotel Untersberg. We all had the schnitzel--two pork and one veal. It was very tender and thin. A quaint little restaurant. Kitche...

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