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Franchia Vegan Café

Asian fusion. Try the fruit teas and the fried cauliflower.

vegetarian

Address: 12 Park Ave
Hours: Open now · closes 9:30 pm
Weekly hours
Mon noon–9 pm
Tue noon–9 pm
Wed noon–9 pm
Thu noon–9 pm
Fri noon–9:30 pm
Sat noon–9:30 pm
Sun noon–9 pm
Read from the travel guide, which lists: noon–9PM Sun–Thu, noon–9:30PM Fri Sat
Website: franchia.com (opens in a new tab)

Mon	noon–9 pm
Tue	noon–9 pm
Wed	noon–9 pm
Thu	noon–9 pm
Fri	noon–9:30 pm
Sat	noon–9:30 pm
Sun	noon–9 pm

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