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Sri Lanka CAFE 2026 expects 15,000 visitors

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Sri Lanka CAFE 2026 expects 15,000 visitors

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The articles cover unrelated food and hospitality news. Taziki’s Mediterranean Cafe has introduced a limited-time Surf & Turf Feast with grilled beef and blackened shrimp, alongside a new chocolate brownie and the return of tomato basil soup. In Chennai, Romancham has transformed a former dessert shop into an open-air cafe serving specialty coffee, desserts and Kerala-inspired food. Sri Lanka’s CAFE 2026 expo is set for November in Colombo, bringing together culinary competitions, exhibitors and hospitality professionals. Cape Coral’s Café YOU serves Australian-inspired, scratch-made meals with vegan and gluten-free options, and also hosts special dinners and events.

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