Amélie

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Amélie

Amélie is a lovely cafe close to Jelačić Square where you can indulge in a cup of coffee with a sweet treat. It can be a small macaron or a piece of their delicious homemade cakes like cheesecake, brownies, or a strudel. You'll be happy to know that at Amélie, they use only authentic, organic ingredients, Belgian chocolate, French almond flour, and Viennese pistachios.

Information

addressVlaška ul. 6, Zagreb
emailamelie@slasticeamelie.com
openingHoursDaily from 8am–11pm
phone+385 1 5583 360
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