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Café Hos Oss

Café Hos Oss

The Kingdom of Crystal

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Café Hos Oss

Café Hos Oss
Within the well-preserved industrial setting of Pukeberg Glasbruk, you'll find Café Hos Oss. Breakfast, morning coffee, lunch or dinner — at Café Hos Oss, everything is cooked and baked with care, primarily using local ingredients and producers. After-work events, music quizzes, cheese tastings, jazz evenings and author sessions are just a few examples of the events hosted by the café.

Information

  • addressPukebergarnas väg 24, Nybro
  • emailkontakt@cafehososs.se
  • openingHoursDaily 11am–3pm
  • phone+46 481 103 03
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