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Find out what Middle Eastern restaurants to try in Muenster. Often overlooked by English-speaking tourists, Muenster is a small university city near the Dutch border. The Altstadt (old town) was rebuilt after WWII to resemble its medieval predecessor, and you'll find most museums and historic attractions are here. For trendy clubs and restaurants, head over to the Hafen ("harbor") district.
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1. Peperoni
Overall Ratings
4 based on 263 reviews
Since more than 20 years Peperoni offers a vegetarian/vegan all-you-can-eat menu: a main course out of its famous "Gemüsepfanne" with green salad and fruit salad and an additional freshly made juice. You're invited to enjoy this in a very unique vibe and
Reviewed By Charlotte N
Happiness is going to Germany for the first time and finding this place. Delicious Vegan food! Dgahan and staff was so friendly. Love that you can preform your music and art too when you stop by bring a tune or a dance!
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2. Klein Marrakesch
Overall Ratings
4 based on 120 reviews
Reviewed By SaGaVaBo
The food in this restaurant is simply wonderful. We had a delicious couscous and also loved our dessert, moroccan tea and wine. The place is beautifully decorated, the staff is great, extremely friendly and they speak Italian, Dutch, German, English, Arabic and probably other languages too. We highly recommend going here and will certainly come back in the near future.
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3. Les Cedres
Overall Ratings
4 based on 111 reviews
Reviewed By TOB_HH
We came here to try Lebanese food, and were very pleasantly surprised. We tried the vegetarian meze. What a lovely surprise. Twelve small dishes were brought, about four warm and four cold. Everything tasted freshly made, with lots of fresh herbs, and every dish was delicious. They then offered to refill any favourites.One house red and one house white are offered. Here too was a pleasant surprise; both were well made, the white with a very faint resinous taste.Just one word of warning: at the start of the meal they brought some pitta bread and scordalia, a yoghurt / garlic / olive oil sauce, for nibbles. The raw garlic content was at a level to guarantee dragon breath the next day.Friendly service, and a pleasant atmosphere.
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