Pão Quente (Santiago)

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Pão Quente (Santiago)

Originally a family business, Pão Quente has grown quickly to become one of the most loved bakeries in the country. They offer a variety of pastries, including the mouth-watering pastel de nata, plus, fresh bread, cakes and coffee.

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addressRua 13 de Janeiro, Praia
openingHoursDaily 6am–9pm
phone+238 534 01 30

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