The little sister of Osnabrück's triple Michelin-starred La Vie started out as a pop-up but the concept proved just too popular. In a meticulously renovated 600-year-old home in the heart of town, Tobias Pietzsch serves often unconventional yet perfectly crafted culinary morsels to guests hunkered at a communal wooden table. Don't show up without reservations.
Tasty Kitchen by La Vie
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