Do you remember the list? hotdogs still, those favorite sausage rolls that are conquering the world in a 2.0 variant? Well, that German snack (okay, American snack as well but here the sausage boys are always associated with German bratwurst, can't help it) is getting support, namely in Utrecht where the German-ish Puschkin opened its doors. Literally: the large facade of the former car garage - which is still clearly visible - can be opened completely; hello summer sun! On the menu? Have breakfast. Breakfast like the Germans do. What does that mean? No avocado-poached-eggs-pancake luxury, no, a basket of Sandwiches, boiled egg and a plate with toppings. No unnecessary luxury, but tasty, and in a cool, predominantly DDR-green establishment. Additional advantage: you can have breakfast (or lunch), no drain on your wallet. And there is more: on Thursday and Friday evenings it is 'bring your own'. Puschkin has the German beers and wines ready, you can bring your own food and eat it. Music, nothing more to do - perfect for those who do not have the space or the money, but are looking for a pleasant atmosphere. Pushkin is located on the corner of Ridderschaps- and Wittevrouwenstraat, not in the heart of Utrecht, but close to the Zocherpark. Pushkin

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