Flurys, Apeejay Surrendra Park Hotels' brand, expands to North India with Gurugram cafe
Apeejay Surrendra Park Hotels' Flurys brand has opened its first standalone café in Gurugram, marking its expansion into North India. Additional tea rooms and cafés are planned for Delhi and other North Indian cities. Flurys, founded in 1927, is known for its Swiss-inspired patisserie and café culture.
The expansion into a new region for a popular brand like Flurys is a positive development that can contribute to revenue growth and brand visibility, but it is not a core financial result or a major corporate action.
The announcement details the expansion of a well-established brand into a new region, which is a positive business development.
Apeejay Surrendra Park Hotels Limited (ASPHL) has announced the expansion of its iconic bakery and confectionery brand, Flurys, into North India with the opening of its first standalone café in Gurugram's Galleria Market. This launch signifies a key step in the brand's regional growth strategy, with plans for additional tea rooms and cafés slated for Delhi and other North Indian locations.
Founded in Kolkata in 1927, Flurys has a nearly century-long legacy of offering Swiss-inspired patisserie, European café culture, and classic confections. The new Gurugram café will feature beloved items such as the Rum Ball and Chocolate Boat, alongside French classics and celebration cakes. A unique offering is the Nolen Gur Crème Brûlée. The beverage menu includes signature Viennese Coffee and other specialty drinks.
The 16-seater café is designed as a welcoming, 24-hour neighborhood space, incorporating archival photographs that celebrate Flurys' heritage. Ms. Priya Paul, Chairperson of ASPHL, stated that the expansion aims to preserve Flurys' character and authenticity. Mr. Vijay Dewan, Managing Director, highlighted Gurugram as a significant milestone in their expansion into North India, emphasizing the continued focus on heritage and craftsmanship. Mr. Rohit Kakra, COO of Flurys, expressed excitement in introducing the brand's familiar and warm experience to Gurugram.
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