The Grand Cafe de la Poste features high, dark mahogany ceilings and shuttered windows that block the harsh desert glare. Built in the nineteen twenties, this corner building served as the primary post office for the growing French quarter of Gueliz. Travelers and colonial administrators gathered here to collect mail from home, making it the focal point for communication in the region. These days, the space functions as a restaurant where diners eat under slow-turning fans in a room restored to its colonial appearance.
Grand Café de la Poste
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