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Where to Eat and Drink in Lappeenranta

Many pizzerias, fast food places and ethnic restaurants are available in the city.

Small coffee booths at the harbour and the market place (Kauppatori) offer traditional meat pies called "Vety" (Eng. "hydrogen") and "Atomi" (Eng. "atom"). Vety consists of a meat pie, ham, boiled egg and condiments. Atomi has either ham or egg, but not both. Also other snack food is offered by the booths.

• Wolkoff, Kauppakatu 26, tel. +358-5-4150320. A nice, cozy 50-seat restaurant in a historical 150-year-old house. Non-smoking. In the summertime, seats also available on the courtyard. Open Mon-Fri 11am to 11pm, Sat 4.30pm to 11pm, Sundays closed. Main dishes 14-28€.

Drink

Cafes

• Majurska, Kristiinankatu 1, tel. +358-5-4530554. A romantic café in the historical old Fortress. Delicious homebaked cakes and tarts. Open daily 10am to 8pm in summer, 10am to 5pm at other times.

Bars

• Prinsessa Armaada, harbour, tel. +358-5-4513376. A popular hangout place in the summer, this restaurant is built on an old parked steamboat. Most people come here for drinks, although they also serve food (main dishes 9-17€). Open daily 10am to 2am in summer (subject to weather). Another similar boat restaurant, S/S Suvi-Saimaa, is located next to Prinsessa Armaada.
• An old, classy restaurant, Kasino, has also a seperate terace docked on the water at the harbour.
• Most of the other popular bars are located in the city centre.

Modified: 04.03.2007 12:23:23 CET
Source: http://wikitravel.org/en/Lappeenranta

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