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960 Av. du Pont South, Alma
“A very nice little place, the service is impeccable and very accommodating, the food is good, a nice little address! Vegetarian options: Vegetarian options on site, and the staff is very accommodating so you can also go vegan if necessary.”
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Centre Alma, 655 Avenue du Pont North, Alma
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“Excellent service! It was very good and very quick too! I especially salute the little blond who answered me very kindly and had his business! On the other hand, he missed his shift, window washer, that's what he should be doing. If you read this message, you should calm down, in two weeks there will be no more windows!”
Coffee Shops · $
1049 Av. du Pont South, Alma
“The service is very good.Seporah the employee satisfied me and my friend she served us and assist us to use our points. The scanner infront is not working find she find ways with consistent smile. Maybe they lack of employee the lobby is not cleaned properly. Parking: Just add lights in parking because its too dark outside. Thank you”
Coffee Shops · $
1775 Av. du Pont South, Alma
“(Translated by Google) Inside service was long today, staff was focusing on drive-thru, but still good :)(Original)Service a l'intérieur fut long aujourd'hui, le personnel se concentrais sur le services au volant, mais tout de même bien :)”
Coffee Shops
1055 Av. du Pont S, Alma
“I would like to thank you Melvin Lim of Marilyn Cake & Coffee House in Kuala Belait for preparing the Birthday cake for our son Na’eem at the last minute. A great job. I would recommend Marilyn Cake and Coffee House to anyone. #MarilynCakeAndCoffeeHouse #MarilynCafe #MarilynKB Brunei, 24th February 2019.”
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