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| name = Coffee Bagels Donuts | |||
| game_1 = GTA Vice City | |||
| type = Delicatessen | |||
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| location = [[Little Havana]], [[Vice City in GTA III Era|Vice City]] | |||
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The '''Coffee Bagels Donuts''' is a deli in [[Little Havana]] in [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City]]. It is across the street north from the Little Havana police station. There are a couple of other names associated to this deli due to the ambiguity of the signages around the store: '''Callegi Delicatessen Restaurant''' and '''[[24/7]]'''. The name of the deli comes from the BragyGames Official Strategy Guide. The deli is one of 15 available places to [[Store Robbery|rob]] and has a [[Hidden Package]]. The deli is a notable location during "[[Sir, Yes Sir!]]", in which a military convoy was stopped in order to get some donuts. | |||
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Latest revision as of 18:35, 15 March 2017
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| Game | GTA Vice City |
| Type of business | Delicatessen |
| Location(s) | Little Havana, Vice City |
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The Coffee Bagels Donuts is a deli in Little Havana in Grand Theft Auto: Vice City. It is across the street north from the Little Havana police station. There are a couple of other names associated to this deli due to the ambiguity of the signages around the store: Callegi Delicatessen Restaurant and 24/7. The name of the deli comes from the BragyGames Official Strategy Guide. The deli is one of 15 available places to rob and has a Hidden Package. The deli is a notable location during "Sir, Yes Sir!", in which a military convoy was stopped in order to get some donuts.