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You will find S at 4F49+3JP, Kirney, India, Dharan. You can view it on the map below and use it to easily navigate to the restaurant. Also mapped out are the public transport stops and parking lots near the 4F49+3JP, Kirney, India, Dharan.
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The following restaurants are in direct vicinity to S. These nearby restaurants are close to 4F49+3JP, Kirney, India, Dharan and therefore an alternative to S.
4.5
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4.5
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City: Kālimpong (near Dharan), 9th Mile, Kalimpong Khasmahal, Kalimpong, West Bengal 734301, India, Kālimpong
"The best place for authentic bhutanses food"
4.7
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4.7
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City: Darjeeling (near Dharan), Suzam's Cafe N Kitchen, Lebong Cart Road, Singamari, 734104, India, Darjeeling
"Eating, the ambiente, the coffee deserves a five stars! I have a very secret feeling when I went to this caffe. it is great and I recommend this caffe to anyone I know."
4.6
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4.6
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City: Darjeeling (near Dharan), DR Zakir Hussain Road, 734101, Darjeeling, India
"This place is awesome it's a must visit in Darjeeling"
4.4
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4.4
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City: Darjeeling (near Dharan), Dr Zakir Hussain Road, Darjeeling I-734101, India
"Undoubtedly a gourmet's paradise. The best restaurant in Darjeeling. Period!"
4.1
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4.1
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City: East Sikkim (near Dharan), NH 10, Kami Veer, Rangpo, India, East Sikkim
"Food: 4 Service: 4 Atmosphere: 5"
3.9
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3.9
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City: Namchi (near Dharan), Namchi, Namchi I-, India
"This is the best cafe I have ever been to. I have been going there for the last one year or more, and have found the coffee to be excellent. Add to that the amazing staff and their service, and you find it to be the perfect place to spend hours at with yourself or with your favourite people. Certainly a must-visit place in Sikkim. You can drink the finest coffee with some delicious cake and food sitting at a table while looking at the Kanchanjangha peaks through the large windows."