With lovely views from the terrace, a warm welcome from the Cameroonian owner Paul Roger, Savanna Cafe is a terrific choice at any time of day. The Malagasy and West African dishes are especially well executed but it also does snacks, burgers, pizza and good salads.
Savanna Cafe
Top choice in Madagascar
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