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Romeo und Romeo

Romeo und Romeo, Motzstraße, Berlin, Germany
Romeo and Romeo is a friendly place to have coffee and cake. They offer free WIFI and is a good place to start your day in Schßneberg. The cafe is popular during summers and good for hanging out and watching people.
Outdoor Seating, Food, Older Crowd, Cash
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