Le Bistrot

This elegant and cosy cafe in the heart of the city can get a bit busy at peak times, but it is for a good reason. The presentation is really exceptional here as each cake, crepe or omelette has its own unique character which is achieved through delicate dressings and precise craftsmanship. Whether it's breakfast, lunch or a quick coffee to go, Le Bistrot is set to serve it in style.

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addressAvenue 14 Janvier, Rond Point de Globe Terrestre, Monastir
moreInfoYou can also visit Le Bistrot + close to Monastir train station
openingHoursMon–Sat 6:30am–midnight, Sun 8:30am–midnight
phone+216 51 900 500
websiteVisit website
facebookwww.facebook.com/bistrotcoffeeshop

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