Хотите попробывать неотразимую венгерскую пиццу? Тогда приходите в субботу-воскресенье в пиццерию Pizza Művek и вкусите вкуснейшую пиццу „Budapest style pizza”. Тесто пиццы не тонкое и не толстое, а во вкусе вы обнаружите небольшую венгерскую нотку.
Первые 100 пицц в субботу и первые 50 пицц в воскресенье будут бесплатными.
Дата: 1 и 2 февраля 2025 года, c11:00 до 21:00 Адрес: Pizza Művek, 1118 Budapest, Bartók Béla út 44
Хотите попробывать неотразимую венгерскую пиццу? Тогда приходите в субботу-воскресенье в пиццерию Pizza Művek и вкусите вкуснейшую пиццу „Budapest style pizza”. Тесто пиццы не тонкое и не толстое, а во вкусе вы обнаружите небольшую венгерскую нотку.
Первые 100 пицц в субботу и первые 50 пицц в воскресенье будут бесплатными.
Дата: 1 и 2 февраля 2025 года, c11:00 до 21:00 Адрес: Pizza Művek, 1118 Budapest, Bartók Béla út 44
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