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Kavos Coffee

Monastir

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Kavos Coffee

Funky, fresh and bright yellow are three ways to describe Kavos coffee shop, popular amongst students who swarm in from the neighbouring faculties to get their caffeine and sugar fix. Enjoy a healthy breakfast of dried fruits or a waffle dripping in caramel depending on the vibe of the day. If you have a bit more time to spare, why not partake in a game of Uno or Monopoly which you can rent for a small fee from the counter.

Useful Information

  • Address: South West of Avenue 18 Janvier, Monastir
  • Email: marwen6mousa@gmail.com
  • Phone: +216 22 399 000
  • Opening House: www.instagram.com/kavos_coffeehouse
  • Address: Mon–Sat 10am–10pm, Sun 4pm–10pm
  • More Info: https://www.facebook.com/kavoscoffeehouse/

Cafés

There are many traditional cafés to be discovered in the unmapped parts of Monastir. They all serve the quintessentially Tunisian mint tea and pine nut combo. At the other end of the spectrum, you will also come across a plethora of modern establishments that are oozing with character, serving anything from frappuccinos to Belgian waffles. Take a walk through the centre of Monastir to find the best and most unique coffee houses, some of which serve a broad selection of tantalising pastries and cakes that wouldn't look out of place in high-end French patisseries.

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Kavos Coffee
Funky, fresh and bright yellow are three ways to describe Kavos coffee shop, popular amongst students who swarm in from the neighbouring faculties to get their caffeine and sugar fix. Enjoy a healthy breakfast of dried fruits or a waffle dripping in caramel depending on the vibe of the day. If you have a …
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