Cafe Antoinette

Cancún

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€4.95

Cafe Antoinette

Cafe Antoinette will charm you with its cozy French atmosphere, freshly baked baguettes, homemade quiches, and exquisite macarons. All their products are prepared according to traditional practices and guarantee authentic flavors and a real feel of timeless Paris.

Information

addressAvenida Xpuhil 19, Cancún
emailinfo@cafe-antoinette.com
moreInfoNext to Pabellon Caribe
openingHoursDaily 7am–11pm
phone+52 998 884 6128
facebookhttps://www.facebook.com/cafeantoinette

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