The 'Cadbury Creme Egg Cafe' Celebrates a Beloved Easter Treat
Katherine Pendrill — January 19, 2016 — Business
If you're a big fan of chocolate Easter treats, you may want to consider taking a trip to the world's first Cadbury Creme Egg Cafe.
The new Cadbury Creme Egg Cafe will open as a pop-up shop on London's Greek Street. The shop will run for seven weeks, starting on January 22nd and ending on March 6th. The shop will consists of three floors, each offering a different Creme Egg experience. On the ground floor guests will be treated to Creme Egg toasties, which are grilled cheese sandwiches with chocolate standing in for the cheese. The middle floor will function as a full-service restaurant where diners can choose from four different Creme Egg dishes. Finally, the top floor will house an interactive ball pool filled with Creme Eggs.
Eager chocoholics can purchase advanced tickets for event starting tomorrow.
The new Cadbury Creme Egg Cafe will open as a pop-up shop on London's Greek Street. The shop will run for seven weeks, starting on January 22nd and ending on March 6th. The shop will consists of three floors, each offering a different Creme Egg experience. On the ground floor guests will be treated to Creme Egg toasties, which are grilled cheese sandwiches with chocolate standing in for the cheese. The middle floor will function as a full-service restaurant where diners can choose from four different Creme Egg dishes. Finally, the top floor will house an interactive ball pool filled with Creme Eggs.
Eager chocoholics can purchase advanced tickets for event starting tomorrow.
Trend Themes
1. Candy-themed Cafes - Establishing cafes themed around popular candies can provide a unique and nostalgic dining experience for customers.
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3. Interactive Experiences - Incorporating interactive elements like ball pools can enhance customer engagement and create memorable experiences.
Industry Implications
1. Food and Beverage - The food and beverage industry can explore creating themed cafes to attract customers and differentiate their offerings.
2. Hospitality and Tourism - The hospitality and tourism industry can leverage pop-up shops to attract tourists and create buzz around a specific destination.
3. Entertainment - The entertainment industry can incorporate interactive elements to enhance customer experiences and increase engagement with their offerings.
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