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Mlinar Bakery - Petofi

Mlinar Pékség - Petőfi

A Croatian bakery chain. Croatian pastries, burek, sandwiches, croissants, pizza. - Also: V. Károly krt. 4

Address: V. Petőfi Sándor u. 10.
Getting there: : 'Ferenciek tere' at 'Parisi yard'
Hours: Mon-Fri 07.00–20.00, Sat 08.00–15.00
Website: mlinar.hr (opens in a new tab)

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