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Bakeries in Solna, Stockholm

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1. Kosterheds Konditori
Huvudstagatan 13, 171 58, Solna

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2. Bullbon Haga
Ninni Kronbergs Gata 18, 113 68, Vasastan/Solna

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3. Du Bon Pain
Tottvägen 5B, 169 54, Solna

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4. Gottig Bageri & Café
Fridenborgsvägen 52, 170 69, Solna

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5. Urban Deli Hagastaden
Hagaesplanaden 4, 113 68, Solna

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