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Kahvila Koroinen

Café with lunch at the former Koroinen farm. The main lunch option usually has a focus on fresh local vegetables, with a nice non-conventional touch. They don't market themself as vegetarian, but most fare seems to be vegan. The association that runs the place, Elävän Kulttuurin Koroinen, furthers handicraft by natural materials, small-scale sustainable agriculture and related themes, which shows. Popular by families. The house is not accessible by wheelchair, but most people sit in the yard anyhow; accessible outhouse toilet 100 m away. Do-it-yourself bike repairs (oil and pump available around the clock). Also courses, cultural events and shop (at some events?) suiting the association's aims.

Address: Catilluksentie 2
Getting there: by the Koroinen peninsula
Hours: Café Sun 12:00–16:00
Price: Lunch €10, coffee with cake €7
Website: koroinen.info (opens in a new tab)

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