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Alte Mühle
Located, as the name suggests, in an historic old mill on the banks of the Trave River, this atmospheric wood-lined bistro attracts a savvy mix of Lübeck citizens with its Flammkuchen (Alsatian pizzas), chilli con carne, steaks, seasonal specialities, beer and wine. Well worth the detour.
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Markgraf
While Schiffergesellschaft can be touristy, this similarly historic restaurant is the epitome of elegance, with white tablecloths and silverware laid out under the chandeliers and black ceiling beams of this 14th-century house. The cuisine displays Mediterranean and Asian influences, with dishes such as pumpkin soup with coconut, and ginger-spiced perch.
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Miera' Aubergine
Eat antipasti for lunch in the delicatessen-bistro or dine in the restaurant on more formal Italian food.
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Nui
Tempting smells waft from the artfully organised designer plates in this trendy but relaxed Thai-cum-Japanese restaurant.
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Schiffergesellschaft
Ships' lanterns, models of 17th-century ships and orange Chinese-style lamps with revolving maritime silhouettes hang from the painted and wooden-beamed ceiling in this low-lit former sailors' guildhall. As you sit on long benches resembling church pews, staff in long white aprons bring you Frisian specialities.
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Suppentopf
Join Lübeck's office workers for a stand-up lunch of delicious, often spicy soup, in this progressive modern kitchen.
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Tipasa
Pizzas, curries and other budget meals are served below the faux caveman frescos of animals and Australian Aboriginal dot paintings.
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