Greek fast food operator Gregory’s expands in Bucharest
Greek chain Gregory’s is expanding in Bucharest’s Old Town and Băneasa areas after re-entering the local market. It will open two new coffee shops in the Lipscani part of the Old Town and in Băneasa Shopping City. All units are…
Romania Insider · Journalist
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Greek chain Gregory’s is expanding in Bucharest’s Old Town and Băneasa areas after re-entering the local market. It will open two new coffee shops in the Lipscani part of the Old Town and in Băneasa Shopping City. All units are franchises.
With a history of 47 years, Gregory's is currently the 9th largest coffee & food snack chain in Europe, with over 340 units operating in Greece, Cyprus, Germany and Romania.
The company entered Romania in 2000, when it set up a subsidiary, a production unit and a network of restaurants with annual business of EUR 3 to 3.5 million.
In 2009, the company announced the resumption of its expansion plans, but a year later it began a reorganization process. The last Gregory's location was closed last in 2016.
(Photo courtesy of the company)
