Antico Borgo | Trattoria & Pizzeria | Italienisches Restaurant in Krefeld

Antico Borgo in Krefeld bietet 545 Bewertungen und eine 4,5‑Sterne‑Bewertung – ein starkes Qualitätsversprechen. Gäste schätzen die hervorragende Weinkarte und den guten Kaffee, die zum entspannten Beisammensein einladen. Das Restaurant ist barrierefrei, familienfreundlich, hundegerecht und verfügt über Sitzplätze im Freien sowie einen Take‑Away‑service. Kindergerechte Ausstattung, inklusive Hochstühlen, sorgt für stressfreies Familienessen. Zahlungen per Debit‑, Kreditkarte und NFC sind möglich. Reservierungen am besten ein paar Tage vorher, besonders zur Abendzeit, da die Stimmung gemütlich und zwanglos bleibt.Class We want add ~new (if numb Microsoft expression..... ???

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