Kareena Cakes
Kareena Cakes distribute soft pastries and sweet treats with bright colours in their shop. You walk in and smell butter and vanilla rising, then see glass cases full of cupcakes and shortbread fingers. It sits on the busy road near Independence Square where students and workers stop for a quick bite. The small shop feels like a sweet corner of Accra. Freshness matters to them most. This is your go-to Ghanaian pastry stop with no fuss.
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