Cofix

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Cofix

For a traditional coffee break, Cofix offers a wide range of beverages. The company has several branches around the city: the one in question is in the vibrant quarter of Nahalat Shiva, a few steps away from the Old City.

Information

addressLunz Street 3, Jerusalem
openingHoursSun–Thu 7am–11pm, Fri 7:30am–5pm, Sat 8pm until last customer
phone+972 9 973 3150
websiteVisit website
facebookhttps://www.facebook.com/Cofix.co.il

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