Nordsee Wochen Oysters Brunch Vol. III (One Last Time!)
OYSTERS STEAL at $1.50 per pcs (available in a multiple of 6)
2 hours of Free Flow Drinks at $45++ per person
- Draught Beers, including Jever Extra Dry Pilsner
- House Wines
- Prosecco
- Wine Cocktails
T&Cs:
- Free flow deal to be taken up by the entire table. (adult)
- Core menu and Nordsee Menu are available for Ala carte orders.
- Core Beverage Menu is available for orders.
- To secure group bookings for 8-15 diners, a credit card guarantee of SGD 25.00 per pax is required. Your card will not be charged except for a ‘no show’ or ‘late cancellation’. You may cancel your reservation without charge until 48 hours before the indicated arrival time of your booking.
For more information and group booking (15 guests+), please email events@brotzeit.co
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The Beer
Oysters Steal
Good to know!
Where is the German North Sea Coast?
The North Sea region is one of Germany’s best-kept secrets. While the area’s wonderful treasures are well known among locals, few foreign tourists venture into the North Sea, but those who do are rewarded with the experience of a lifetime. Tucked away in the north-western corner of the country, this vast region is a dream come true for lovers of nature, adventure, and open spaces. The North Sea region is dotted with picture-perfect fine sand beaches, extensive wetlands and mudflats, and charming towns and villages. The natural beauty of this area is complemented by a relaxing and welcoming atmosphere, an impressive range of culinary delights, and a superb accommodation offer.
What to see and do!
The North Sea region is located within Schleswig-Holstein and Lower Saxony states. Throughout history, Romans and Saxons left their imprint on the local towns and villages, and for centuries this region was an important crossroads for merchants from all over Europe. Today, the North Sea is a sparsely populated region whose lowlands, rolling hills, and magnificent coastline lend themselves to leisurely exploration.
(source: www.tourism.de/german-north-sea-coast/)
