Cafe Sugo shines with a wonderful design that boasts of the luxury of Paris’s ancient history, and transports you to its atmosphere to the past centuries. It includes many artifacts brought by the director of the café from the French antiques markets, where his atmosphere illuminates an archaeological and romantic lighting from the chandeliers and lights of the wall made of bronze, and it also contains a group of rare French books dating back to the year 1753 AD, including the novels of the French writer and philosopher Voltaire, and its walls are adorned with paintings and archaeological plates carrying drawings Distinctive pictures, and in his shelves statues of the most important kings, princesses and philosophers of the ancient French era. Cafe Sugo also includes seating angles characterized by luxury and elegance that mixes marble and fabric tables full of drawings, as well as golden sculptures from old eras on the white table wood, and finally when looking at the top, we will see a blue sky painted on the ceiling of the café to send comfort in the hearts of its visitors. By His Excellency the Ambassador of the French Republic to the Kingdom of Bahrain, Mr. Eric Jiro, and in the presence of a number of personalities and businessmen. In turn, the French ambassador in his speech was welcomed by His Excellency Sheikh Khalid bin Khalifa Al Khalifa and his gratitude for his generous presence and his participation in this special occasion. The dedication, and the great role of the café manager, Mrs. Sigolin, and the entire team. At the end of his speech, the ambassador expressed his confidence that this new branch will have the same demand and success in the previous branches, wishing Cafe Sugo continued success in future projects. For her part, the owner and director of Cafe Sugo said in her fullness: “With great pleasure and pride, I welcome all of you in the official opening of Cafe Sugo, here in the heart of Diyar Al -Muharraq. An occasion is not just the opening of a third branch, but it is a dream. You are eating in the Sugo Café, the eighteenth century in France is overwhelmed. The occasion, as a person who came to Bahrain with a vision and passion for engaging with Bahraini society and presenting the French hospitality experience, I can say without hesitation: This country has become my second home, my love for the Kingdom of Bahrain and its people is no less than my love for France, I always feel that I am in my country here in the Kingdom of Bahrain. From the beginning, Bahrain and its people greeted me with kindness and generosity. In support of commercial projects by building a competitive economy a catalyst for business owners and investors, in addition to spreading a civilized and humanitarian message that calls for the promotion of peace and closer between peoples around the world.
