Jaw’s Corner

Zanzibar

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Jaw’s Corner

Jaw’s Corner is a unique square where men gather in the early morning to socialise and bond over cups of black Zanzibar coffee. There are certain things in life that don't need any sweetening: the Zanzibari coffee, or these few lines about Jaw's Corner. Just grab a cup, and listen to the stories of locals.

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addressStone Town
moreInfoClose to the St Josephs Cathedral

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