Léwoz Kafé

Pointe-à-Pitre

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Léwoz Kafé

Léwoz Kafé exchanges high-brow for authenticity, giving visitors a chance to experience a typical Guadeloupean night out, showcasing some of the island's best local musicians on a regular basis. Located by the fishing harbor, patrons can try some of the best Caribbean cuisine to be had on the island and admire the paintings and photographs of the region.

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addressPort De Lauricisque, Pointe-à-Pitre
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