The fashion brand’s café and delicatessen shop has opened
In many big cities around the world, we can already see luxury restaurants and bars that are named after a big brand, and the designers have taken their part in designing the interior and the offer. Even in Hungary, there are cafes and delis named after a fashion brand.
London, Paris, Florence, Seoul, New York, Shenzhen, Tokyo – the first designer restaurants and cafes opened in these cities with millions. A lot of tourists target these catering establishments, as they are both attractions and meeting places where gourmets can find what they are looking for. How about a Dior cappuccino, a Louis Vuitton cocktail or a Tiffany tea cake? They are guaranteed to be made from gourmet, high-quality ingredients and, of course, the service must also meet the standard expected in the stores of big brands. These cafes are usually located in frequented places, where onlookers who, after brunch or afternoon tea, also go shopping in the nearby designer store, come to visit.
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