Zanzibar Coffee House

Zanzibar

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Price

€4.95

Zanzibar Coffee House

A quaint cafe with an extensive coffee list including everything from the classics to iced and bulletproof coffee, to be had with sandwiches, a light lunch, or freshly baked scones and brownies, in a setting reminiscent of colonial times.

Information

address1563, 64 Mkunazini Street, Zanzibar
emailzanzibarcoffeehouse@gmail.com
phone+255 242 239 219
websiteVisit website
facebookhttps://www.facebook.com/zanzibarcoffeehouse

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