Bridge Cafe

Hammamet

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€4,95

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Bridge Cafe

A pit stop at Bridge Cafe is certainly worth it if only for its decadent-looking, photogenic whipped cream-topped milkshakes - one of those would perhaps be enough to satiate a small hunger, but the menu offers a variety of savoury foods and a good breakfast selection.

Information

addressAvenue de la Republique, Hammamet
openingHoursDaily 12pm-12am
phone+216 97 651 544
facebookwww.facebook.com/Bridge-Cafe-550474914983419

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