Le Dali's

Name: Le Dali's
Address: Villefranche-de-Rouergue, Aveyron, 12200, France

hassan.benahmed723@orange.fr

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Le Dali's, OFFICE DE TOURISME REGIONAL DE VILLEFRANCHE DE ROUERGUE

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Capacities & Services

Capacity32 Number of seats, 80 Number of seats on the terrace

Languages :

Equipments and services

Pets allowed
River
Terrace
Wifi / Internet

Opening

opening times

Open today from 11h30 to 14h30 and from 18h30 to 21h30

from 01 april 2025 to 31 october 2025
Sunday : from 11h30 to 14h30 and from 18h30 to 21h30

Monday : from 11h30 to 14h30 and from 18h30 to 21h30

Wenesday : from 11h30 to 14h30 and from 18h30 to 21h30

Tuesday : from 11h30 to 14h30 and from 18h30 to 21h30

Friday : from 11h30 to 14h30 and from 18h30 to 21h30

Saturday : from 11h30 to 14h30 and from 18h30 to 21h30

No rates available

Methods of payment

Carte bancaire - Cheque - Luncheon voucher - Holiday voucher - Cash - Luncheon voucher

Location

DALI'S
Arcades Reynès
Place Notre Dame
12200 Villefranche-de-Rouergue
lat. 44.352482 - lon. 2.037321

Contacts

Establishment

DALI'S
Arcades Reynès
Place Notre Dame
12200 Villefranche-de-Rouergue
+33 (0)5 65 45 65 17
+33 (0)6 16 42 23 84
hassan.benahmed723@orange.fr

Information

Monsieur Benhamed Hassam
Arcades Reynès
12200 Villefranche-de-Rouergue
+33 (0)5 65 45 65 17
+33 (0)6 16 42 23 84
hassan.benahmed723@orange.fr

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