Prana Café

Cancún

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Prana Café

Housed inside the upscale Marina Puerto Cancún shopping complex, Prana Café is the ideal breakfast and brunch destination for health-conscious travelers. Indulge in a holistic culinary experience, nourishing both your body and spirit with a selection of healthy keto, vegan, and vegetarian options. From flavorful toasts to plant-based burgers and hot dogs, as well as a wide array of sandwiches, desserts, and smoothie bowls.

Information

addressBoulevard Kukulcan 1, Puerto Juarez, Zona Hotelera, Cancún
emailpranacafewlr@gmail.com
openingHoursDaily 8am–10pm
phone+52 998 604 6682
websiteVisit website
facebookhttps://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100085974796718

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