Greens Café

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Price

€4.95

Greens Café

Greens Café is a pub with a comfortable and friendly atmosphere that serves fresh and organic food. They cater to all sorts of tastes including vegetarians, vegans and gluten-free. The place has a second floor with a great view and always available for private hire.

Information

address50 Street, Giles, Oxford
emailinfo@greenscafe.co.uk
openingHoursMonday - Saturday: 7:30am - 19pm, Sunday: 8:30am - 19pm
phone+44 1865 316 878
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