Chocha Coffee

Addis Ababa

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Chocha Coffee

The green oasis next to the busy La Gare is the courtyard of Choche Coffee — a small and very welcoming establishment, serving brews deemed to be some of the best in the capital. Meet the friendly team and pick up some beans to bring home at the adjacent shop.

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addressLa Gare, Addis Ababa
moreInfoNext to Lion of Judah

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