Caffé Bomba
Caffé Bomba est un petit café italien situé dans le lobby de l'hôtel. Il sert de délicieuses spécialités caféinées, mais aussi des en-cas et des pâtisseries, ainsi que des jus de fruits, du vin, des bières italiennes et des negronis.
Du lundi au vendredi de 7h30 à 21h30
Le samedi de 8h00 à 21h00
Le dimanche de 8h00 à 15h00
Caffé Bomba
Niddastraße 56-58
60329 Frankfurt am Main
Caffé Bomba est un petit café italien situé dans le lobby de l'hôtel. Il sert de délicieuses spécialités caféinées, mais aussi des en-cas et des pâtisseries, ainsi que des jus de fruits, du vin, des bières italiennes et des negronis.
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