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Okay Italia (Mammut)
Okay Italia (Mammut)
2-6 Lövőház utca, 1024

2.47km

Budapest Eating Restaurants Italian Restaurants 2nd District Lövőház utca

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Jamie's Italian (Buda Castle)
Jamie's Italian (Buda Castle)
9-11 Szentháromság utca, 1014

2.99km

Budapest Eating Restaurants 1st District (Várnegyed) Italian Restaurants Szentháromság utca

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