The brand's flagship in Osaka, Japan will be the first to house a full restaurant.
If you've been quietly hoping for an opportunity to eat a high-priced meal after you purchase some luxury leather goods, you may finally get your chance.Image zoomWWD, Le Café V will have pride of place on the top floor of the four-level store, and the menu has reportedly been designed by Japanese chef Yosuke Suga, the former executive chef of L'Atelier de Joël Robuchon in Tokyo.
In November, luxury conglomerate LVMH paid a cool $16.2 billion to buy iconic 182-year-old jeweler Tiffany & Co. Earlier this week, Tiffany & Co. announced that it would soon be opening its first-ever European Blue Box Cafe. The sure-to-be chic eatery will be in the ritzy London department store Harrods, and it will become the fourth Blue Box Cafe; Tiffany's other cafes are inside its own stores in Hong Kong, New York City, and Shanghai.
“We have a long-standing presence in London and by introducing The Tiffany Blue Box Cafe here, we offer our customers in this city yet another way to immerse themselves in the world of Tiffany," Richard Moore, Tiffany’s divisional vice president for Global Store Design and Creative Visual Merchandising, said.
Guests can take that 'immerse themselves in Tiffany' part pretty literally: each cafe has been designed to make visitors feel like they're sitting inside one of the company's famous blue boxes.that the breakfast menu in London will include smoked-salmon bagels, 'Manhattan waffles,' and avocado toast.
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