Do you want to gather some friends or have a relaxing cup of coffee with family and share quality moments? Truz Truz bakery is the ideal meeting place for those who like refined environments. This bakery is waiting for you to provide you with unique moments. It can be the ideal place to unwind, accompanied by a comforting cup of hot coffee or tea and tasty food. The air-conditioned spaces ensure a comfortable environment regardless of the weather outside. It has a varied selection of dishes and a great range of refreshing drinks. It has free Wi-Fi and takeaway service. Upon prior consultation, it has catering service.
Pastry, hot bread, coffee shop
Monday to Saturday: 06h30 - 20h | Sunday: 07h - 13h
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Address:
Rua de Serpa Pinto, 609
Postal Code:
4250-468
City Zone:
Carvalhido
Landline Phone:
228313226
Email:
salitodj@hotmail.com
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