Las Rozas Village Expands to Welcome New Boutiques and Café
Las Rozas Village (Madrid), one of the nine Chic Outlet Shopping® Villages by Value Retail, has unveiled a new 1,000 m2 space which is home to new boutiques including Georges Rech, Tommy Kids and Lamarthe plus a new dining model: The Lobby Café inaugurated by well-known Madrid restaurateur Benjamín Calles.
Launching on 29th September, with a party under the stars Las Rozas Village hosted socialites and VIP’s including Alejandra Martos, Amelia Bono, Cristina Piaget (model), Beatriz Mira, Álvaro Fuster, Lola Marceli, Paquita Torres (model) and María León and brand executives.
Elena Foguet Business Director Value Retail Spain comments “We are really delighted to welcome these new brands to our Village providing added value for our customers. Phase III of the Village reflects the strong performance of Value Retail and the Collection of Chic Outlet Shopping® Villages in such a difficult time. It shows that we feel confident about the future”
The Lobby Café is an exclusive concept for Las Rozas Village that aims to meet the needs of visitors and represents a major commitment from renowned entrepreneur Benjamin Calles. The Mediterranean cuisine has been selected to offer food options that let people eat a delicious meal quickly or leisurely in a peaceful and relaxing British-inspired atmosphere.
“Las Rozas Village is the perfect place to be. I’m pleased to join the Value Retail family and open a restaurant in such an international fashion destination”. comments Calles.
The expansion provides further added value for the 3.8 million customers of the Spanish Village near Madrid adding to the more than 100 Spanish and international boutiques already distributed along the enchanting open-air boulevard that makes shopping at Las Rozas Village a unique experience.
The Lobby Café:
The Britain-inspired décor creates an exclusive atmosphere in which to relax alter a day’s shopping. Its comfortable Chesterfield sofas welcome visitors, and form the perfect resting place where they can enjoy carefully selected and appetizing cuisine. The menu includes salads, consommés and cream soups, sandwiches, a selection of desserts, and the best coffee. The utterly cool, but welcoming atmosphere of The Lobby Cafe will make it a favourite meeting point for visitors, not to mention the appeal of the. Mediterranean cuisine and a terrace, open to the public year round. Benjamin Callas will take interest in every detail. The famous restaurateur has spent almost 30 years dedicated to the world of food, and among his successes are the restaurants NoDo, Pandelujo and Papermoon.
Lamarthe:
This Paris leather goods brand, founded in 1930, began manufacturing leather goods for smokers. Right from the start, the sophistication of its goods brought the brand immediate success. Today, femininity and functionality form the signature of its full range of shopping bags, handbags, gloves and wallets and, more recently, footwear. The brand, which combines the androgynous image of its new muse, Eletra Rossellini, with the classicism of the unicorn on its logo, continues to be an unquestionable symbol of class and elegance.
Tommy Hilfiger Childrenswear:
Clothing and footwear collections for children, with classic designs and modern touches that remain loyal to the philosophy of the “American freshness” of Tommy Hilfiger. Hilfiger, an entrepreneur who opened a chain of fashion shops in his native New York when he was still studying in High School, continues to be the main designer of a company that brings the solemn American elegance to the very smallest.
Georges Rech:
An imaginative and forward-thinking man, the man who created the Georges Rach brand had a great talent for design while always remaining realistic. The Georges Rech design line evolved season after season, collection after collection, but was always faithful to the same objective: “To make women more feminine”. Rech is inspired by the women who shine in their own light, and he designed for them details that embody the subtle touch of the French woman.
