Across from the Goethe-Haus, Karin serves German and international dishes and nine different breakfasts named for different Frankfurt neighbourhoods, from 'City' (croissant and marmalade) to 'Bornheim' (bread roll, salami, eggs and cheese). Changing exhibits by local artists grace the walls. Cash only.
Karin
Frankfurt am Main
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