Food & DrinkRestaurantsPrint EditionsSummer 2019

Park Life

By Binu Starnegg
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Kleinod Stadtgarten patio

This summer, Kleinod Stadtgarten could be the ideal place to see and be seen.

This summer, Kleinod Stadtgarten could be the ideal place to see and be seen.
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Binu Starnegg
Manila born, Brooklyn bred and a longtime resident of Vienna, Binu Starnegg is currently managing editor for Metropole, where he completes myriad tasks with style and aplomb. Photo: Visual Hub
Food & DrinkRestaurantsPrint EditionsSummer 2019

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