Kampusravintolat
Campus restaurants and cafés serving meals, snacks and coffee at Lappeenranta's LAB and LUT campuses
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-02
About Kampusravintolat
Kampusravintolat operates campus restaurants and cafés offering lunch, café treats, snacks and coffee. Its venues include LUT Buffet, Restaurant Skinnarila and Street Cafe.
The venues serve people at the LAB University of Applied Sciences and LUT University campuses in Lappeenranta. The company is based in Lappeenranta and was founded in 2015.
Product: Operates campus restaurants and cafés serving lunch, snacks, café treats and coffee.
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