Things to do in Cape Coral-Duke of Germany
You might drive right past this restaurant if you weren’t looking for it. The Duke of Germany is at the end of a strip shopping center (Chiquita Plaza) at 3816 Chiquita Boulevard South. It has been open since 2010 and is family owned and operated. The food and atmosphere is definitely authentic.
The menu items include schnitzel, bratwurst, goulash, soup, sandwiches, etc, etc, not to mention dessert. They also serve beer and wine. You can find specials, coupons, and more on their website. Besides a full menu for lunch and dinner, they also make and sell their own sausage.
You should stop in the Duke of Germany the next time you’re in the southwest cape. You’ll receive a hearty meal and top-notch, friendly service.
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