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Village Mall Cafe'
Cafes in Richmond, Tasman area
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Our address
216 Queen Street,
Richmond
7020,
Tasman, South Island,
New Zealand
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Our phone(s)
03 544 4448
0274502309
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Our fax
035444448
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Availability/ Opening hours
The shopping hours and days of the business Village Mall Cafe' are:
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Services offered since 1990
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Areas serviced
we are providing services in Richmond, Christchurch
Payment options
Cash, Direct Debit, EFTPOS, Gift Vouchers, Personal Cheques
Additional info
Dinner, Brunch, Breakfast, Afternoon Tea, Tea Room, Health Food, European, English, Cake, Espresso, Coffee
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