American coffee and doughnut brand Dunkin’ has expanded its presence with the opening of its first outlet in France.
The location at 19 Boulevard Montmartre in Paris showcases the brand’s latest “Recharge” design and features its well-known pink and orange colour scheme and indoor seating.
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A second outlet is set to open at Paris’ Saint-Lazare train station.
The 2,152ft² Montmartre location offers coffees, teas and an array of baked goods, including Dunkin’s signature doughnuts.
Inspire Brands, Dunkin’s parent company, has also introduced beverages on tap and French sandwiches prepared onsite at the new outlet, to cater to local tastes.
Inspire Brands president and international managing director Michael Haley stated: “We are delighted to expand Dunkin’s European footprint with the opening of our first location in France. Fueled by expert restaurant operator QSRP, we’re excited to make Dunkin’ beverages, doughnuts, baked goods and sandwiches a daily staple for French guests.”
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By GlobalDataQSRP, the master franchisee behind Dunkin’s French expansion, has a significant footprint in Europe, with operations from Ireland to Romania, and as far as Morocco.
The company’s diverse portfolio includes Burger King in Belgium, Luxembourg, and Italy, Quick in Belgium and Luxembourg, O’Tacos across multiple European countries and Morocco, Nordsee in Germany, Austria, Romania and Hungary, Chopstix in the UK and G La Dalle in France.
QSRP chief executive officer Alessandro Preda added: “We are excited to introduce French consumers to the Dunkin’ experience. In France, coffee and pastries are a true culture. Our ambition is to offer an accessible, delicious and flexible experience, any time of day.”
Dunkin’ now serves customers in 14,000 locations globally. France is the 40th country to join its global network.
