The Pret A Manger kids menu is a new addition to the brand's range of offerings specifically targeted towards the preferences of children.
The menu is formulated with children aged four to 10 in mind and is being launched today at around 70% of the brand's locations across the UK. The new menu includes fresh options made in-house by the shop's staff and feature the same high-quality ingredients patrons have come to expect. The update comes as part of the brand's commitment to focusing its growth outside of the London area, which families alike will appreciate.
UK & Ireland Managing Director Clare Clough commented on the Pret A Manger kids menu saying, "Launching Pret’s first full kids’ range has long been a personal ambition and we’ve worked closely with our food development team, franchise partners and even our extended Pret family to create a menu we’re proud of, using the same high-quality ingredients found in several Pret classics that kids will love."
Kid-Friendly Cafe Menus
The Pret A Manger Kids Menu is for Children Aged Four to 10
Trend Themes
1. Kid-friendly Cafe Menus - The Pret A Manger kids menu is a new addition to the brand's range of offerings specifically targeted towards the preferences of children.
2. Fresh In-house Options - The new menu includes fresh options made in-house by the shop's staff and feature the same high-quality ingredients patrons have come to expect.
3. Expansion Outside London - The update comes as part of the brand's commitment to focusing its growth outside of the London area, which families alike will appreciate.
Industry Implications
1. Food and Beverage - The Pret A Manger kids menu taps into the growing demand for child-friendly dining options, offering a potential avenue for other cafes and restaurants to cater to this market.
2. Franchise - Pret A Manger's collaboration with franchise partners to create the kids menu highlights the potential for franchisees to tap into the children's dining market.
3. Family Dining - The launch of the Pret A Manger kids menu showcases the potential for other family-friendly cafes and restaurants to adapt their offerings to cater to young children's preferences and attract families.