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Cafés · Tay Ho
A women-owned, three-floor cafe-brunch spot in expat-friendly Tay Ho serving egg coffee, rice bowls and full breakfasts. It is explicitly dog-friendly, with dogs allowed both inside and outside.
The most reliable dog-welcome brunch in Tay Ho, with real breakfast food, AC floors and friendly staff for pups.
Published hours are Monday-Friday 7:00-22:00, Saturday 7:00-20:00 and Sunday 7:00-18:00. Dog-friendly listings confirm dogs are allowed inside and outside; keep your dog leashed and supervised among other guests.
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