Cafés La Tour

Perpignan

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Cafés La Tour

The coffee enthusiasts will be delighted to pay a visit to Cafés La Tours, located in the northeast of Perpignan. Here you will find dozens of different kinds of artisan coffee from Guatemala, Peru, Ethiopia, and many other places. Have coffee on the spot or purchase beans to go.

Information

address11 Avenue Emile Roudayre, Perpignan
openingHoursMon–Fri 8am–12:30pm / 2pm–5:30pm; Sat & Sun closed
phone+33 4 68 61 24 18
websiteVisit website

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