Joe’s Garage

Queenstown

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€4,95

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Joe’s Garage

Joe's Garage is an American-style minimalist cafe with a buzzing atmosphere and a welcoming ambiance. This fashionable cafe serves strong espressos along with delicious buns, panini and mouth-watering burgers.

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addressFive Mile Shopping Centre, Building 8/36 Grant Road, Frankton, Queenstown
phone+64 3 441 4991
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