Kenya: Artcaffé Targets Rich Neighbourhoods With a New Outlet at Village Market

11 October 2023
Capital FM (Nairobi)
By Wangechi Purity

Nairobi — Artcaffé Group has opened a new outlet in Nairobi's Village Market Shopping Complex as it targets surrounding affluent areas.

The new branch sells meat, rafted bakeries, wholesome ready meals, fresh fruits and vegetables, and fine wines and spirits.

Sylvia Karimi, the General Manager of Artcaffé Market, said the new branch is strategically positioned to serve customers within the Gigiri, Runda, Peponi, and Kitisuru areas.

"This location invites customers to a world of culinary delights, shopping convenience, and engaging events. Whether you're exploring the wide range of products, savoring freshly baked goods, selecting the finest cuts at the butchery, or enjoying a gourmet meal from the deli, there's something for everyone," said Karimi, the general manager.

Karimi added, "The branch will also boasts a Wine Tasting Room, available for private sessions with expert sommeliers, and an elegant seating area for customers who wish to dine while shopping."

Currently, Artcaffé operates five full-scale market stores and four convenient mini-markets to serve a wide range of customers.

The recent addition of Village Market marks the fifth full-scale market store in the network.

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