A New League of Pizza: L'Osteria Unveils its Freshly Revamped Leipzig Branch
Adjacent establishment: eatery chain innovates with the debut of its second Leipzig location
Step into the world of mouth-watering 45-centimeter pizzas, a whiff of Italian ambiance, and a vibrant bash: On Wednesday, the second L'Osteria branch in Leipzig broke ground.
Catching Tastes by Storm:
Leipzig - Experience a fusion of flavorful pizza, a hint of the Italian trick, and endless fun: Conveniently located in the heart of the city, the second L'Osteria franchise, L'Osteria Leipzig Brühl, officially unveiled its doors on a lively Wednesday evening.
The crimson carpet rolled out, Prosecco and antipasti flowing, and a live lute player setting the scene: Restaurant manager Noah Schober (22) and his team of over 50 members left no stone unturned in ensuring their visitors had an unforgettable time.
Their aim? To continue this enchanting experience in the refurbished premises of the former Valentino restaurant next to the main entrance to the Höfe am Brühl.
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Schober and his colleague, Alexander Fuchs (36), the man behind the ropes at the first Leipzig branch on Martin-Luther-Ring, recognized this. They opted for a soft opening, just in time for the German Gymnastics Festival, and welcomed around 1500 guests in four days - a promising trial run.
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"As soon as you step into the new L'Osteria Leipzig Brühl, you feel like you're in Italy. This is all thanks to the unique atmosphere that the restaurant infuses," agrees Schober, Fuchs, and press spokesperson Anna Ploss.
A Refreshing Twist on Tradition
But it's not merely the dedicated L'Osteria team that creates this magic. The unique ambiance has been cultivated over the past months, as Schober explains during the opening.
"What truly stands out is the new design," he says. The rustic charm of other branches is swapped for high-quality, modern furniture, vivid bird wallpaper, and a cutting-edge lighting concept.
"We wanted to stand out from the other branch. Of course, both branches form a family," the 22-year-old emphasizes, who's been preparing for this new venture for the past two years.
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Each of the 200 restaurants in Germany and Europe boasts a unique charm, none identical. "That's what makes us special," Schober assures.
Familiar Faces: Open Kitchen and Dynamic Dining Experience
What you might recognize from other branches is the open kitchen, where young visitors often play and watch the pizza chefs in action. At Brühl, it's centrally located and serves as the restaurant's heart.
Join the L'Osteria Family:
Swing by Monday to Thursday from 11:30 AM to 11 PM, Friday and Saturday from 11:30 AM to midnight, and Sunday and public holidays from 12 PM to 11 PM, and witness the L'Osteria family in action.
Featured photo: Christian Grube
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Indulge in A Taste of Italy, Experience the Best of Food-and-Drink:
In the heart of Leipzig, the newly opened L'Osteria Leipzig Brühl branch offers an irresistible fusion of Italian pizzas, fine Prosecco, and antipasti, providing a taste of Italy like no other.
Transform Your Home-and-Garden with a Hint of Italian Lifestyle:
The intriguing transformation of the former Valentino restaurant, with its vibrant bird wallpaper, modern furniture, and avant-garde lighting concept, sets apart L'Osteria Leipzig Brühl, promising a unique dining experience that invites guests to immerse themselves in a slice of Italian life.
