A product of Sri Lanka's best tea producer, Dilmah, this gem of a cafe is in an annexe to the hugely successful Old Dutch Hospital. The interior complements the restored colonial exterior. The walls are lined with books about Sri Lanka and tea, while the menu has a range of tasty snacks such as crepes, sandwiches and desserts, plus cocktails.
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