Mistral Coffee Roasters

Mallorca

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Price

€4,95

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Mistral Coffee Roasters

Whether you are a picky coffee drinker or simply a coffee lover, you must visit Mistral Coffee Roasters. Both a cafe and roastery, this place specialises in exceptional, directly traded coffee, which is prepared by a skilful team of passionate baristas and served in a cosy little spot in the heart of Palma.

Information

addressBanc 4, Palma, Illes Balears
emailmistralcoffee@gmail.com
phone+34 634 36 38 06
websiteVisit website
facebookwww.facebook.com/Mistralspecialitycoffee

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