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PETAR2M.COM EIXAMPLE ESQUERRA Avda. Roma, 47 BARCELONA (9 TIENDAS): PETAR2M.COM EIXAMPLE ESQUERRA Avda. Roma, 47 (08029) Barcelona Del 3 al 23 de junio de 9 de la mañana a 9 de la noche, de lunes a domingo Resto del año de 10 a 14 y 16.30 a 20.30 de lunes a sábado PETAR2M.COM EXIXAMPLE DRETA C/ Aragó, 453 (08013) Barcelona (Esquina Lepant) Del 3 al 23 de junio de 9 de la mañana a 9 de la noche, de lunes a domingo Resto del año de 10 a 14 y 16.30 a 20.30 de marte a sábado PETAR2M.COM LES CORTS Avda. Madrid, 4 (08028) Barcelona (Cerca Nou camp) Del 3 al 23 de junio de 9 de la mañana a 9 de la noche, de lunes a domingo Resto del año cerrado, sólo abre el mes de junio. PETAR2M.COM SANTS: Carrer de Sants, 354 (08028) Barcelona (al lado Avda. Madrid) Del 3 al 23 de junio de 9 de la mañana a 9 de la noche, de lunes a domingo Resto del año cerrado, sólo abre el mes de junio. PETAR2M.COM SANT GERVASI: C/ Atenes, 3 (08006) Barcelona (Al lado de Balmes, entrando por Copérnico) Del 3 al 23 de junio de 9 de la mañana a 9 de la noche, de lunes a domingo Resto del año cerrado, sólo abre el mes de junio. PETAR2M.COM SANT ANDREU Rambla Once de Setembre, 4 (08030) Barcelona (Cerca Vias del AVE) Del 3 al 23 de junio de 9 de la mañana a 9 de la noche, de lunes a domingo Resto del año cerrado, sólo abre el mes de junio. PETAR2M.COM SANT MARTÍ – DIAGONAL MAR Passeig Taulat, 222 (08019) (Esquina Provençals) Del 3 al 23 de junio de 9 de la mañana a 9 de la noche, de lunes a domingo Resto del año cerrado, sólo abre el mes de junio. PETAR2M.COM CENTRE Passatge Sant Bernat, 1 (08001) Barcelona (Detrás del teatre Goya) (Al lado de la Ronda Sant Antoni) Del 3 al 23 de junio de 9 de la mañana a 9 de la noche, de lunes a domingo Resto del año cerrado, sólo abre el mes de junio. PETAR2M.COM PARAL.LEL – DIAGONAL MAR C/ Font Honrada, 20 (08004) Barcelona (Al lado del Paral.lel) Del 3 al 23 de junio de 9 de la mañana a 9 de la noche, de lunes a domingo Resto del año cerrado, sólo abre el mes de junio. GRANOLLERS: PETAR2M.COM GRANOLLERS Carrer Francesc Macià, frente al nº 151 (08402) Barcelona Del 10 al 23 de junio de 9 de la mañana a 9 de la noche, de lunes a domingo Resto del año cerrado, sólo abre el mes de junio. MÁLAGA: PETAR2M.COM SAN LUIS C/ OROTAVA, 9 (POL. IND. SAN LUIS) (29006) MALAGA Del 1 de diciembre al 5 de enero de 9 de la mañana a 9 de la noche, de lunes a domingo Resto del año de: 9 A 14 Y 16 A 20.30 de lunes a sábado al medio día. PETAR2M.COM PUERTO DE LA TORRE C/ LOPE DE RUEDA, 125 (29190) PUERTO DE LA TORRE – MÁLAGA Del 1 de diciembre al 5 de enero de 9 de la mañana a 9 de la noche, de lunes a domingo El resto del año está cerrada CÓRDOBA: PETAR2M.COM TORRECILLA AVDA. TORRECILLA, PARCELA 40 (FRENTE EUROPAPEL) POLÍGONO IND. LA TORRECILLA (14013) CÓRDOBA Del 1 de diciembre al 5 de enero de 9 de la mañana a 9 de la noche, de lunes a domingo Resto del año de 10 a 14 y 16.30 a 20.30 de marte a sábado PETAR2M.COM TECNOCÓRDOBA C/ NORUEGA, 180-181, NAVE 10B (FRENTE A LA ENTRADA PARKING MERCADONA) POLÍGONO IND. TECNOCÓRDOBA 14014 CORDOBA Del 1 de diciembre al 5 de enero de 9 de la mañana a 9 de la noche, de lunes a domingo El resto del año está cerrada. .
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