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Kafé Mlýnek in Brno: coffee, brunch and a kids’ corner for families

Kafé Mlýnek in Brno: coffee, brunch and a kids’ corner under one roof
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Kafé Mlýnek in Brno is a place where you can enjoy a quiet coffee or work away from home. For parents there is a kids’ corner with something to do even for the youngest guests.

In warm weather the café opens a spacious terrace serving different kinds of coffee and refreshing matcha. You can drop by for a tasty brunch or something sweet, and in summer for ice cream as well.

The café works for meeting friends, a workday with a laptop or an outing with children. Opening hours and prices are not given in the source.

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