Euro Complements Outdoor Expansion with Branded Umbrellas

Monday, 13 January 2014, 11:23 am
Press Release: Shade7

Shade7 Press Release 13/01/2014

Euro Complements Outdoor Dining Expansion with Branded Umbrellas

Euro Bar and Restaurant, a bustling eatery located in Auckland’s Princes Wharf, have recently expanded their outdoor dining area which includes the addition of a series of branded Alfresco Market Outdoor Umbrellas.

Euro is a popular waterfront fine dining experience with a dazzling menu under the direction of globally recognised kiwi chef, Simon Gault. Euro describe their dishes as “designed with meaning and purpose and created to excel in sight, smell, texture and of course taste”. Not only are they known for their outstanding food but also their impeccable customer service and restaurant ambience. Customers may dine indoors in the main restaurant, at the chef’s table, in a private dining room and also outdoors.

Recently Euro expanded their outdoor dining area to include an additional 60 seats and 5 bar leaners. To complement the expansion they have added branded outdoor umbrellas which will help to encourage more usage of this sun protected space. Shade7, a New Zealand based shade specialist, supplied Euro with printed 3x3 metre square Alfresco Market Umbrellas for this project. Managing Director Michael Pearce says “New Zealanders are conscious about the effects of the sun and rightly so considering our harsh environment. Outdoor umbrellas are the perfect solution to balancing a practical need with an eye-catching enhancement that will draw attention to the restaurant”.

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The branding featured on the umbrellas belongs to a New Zealand winery called Vavasour, located in Marlborough’s Awatere Valley. Vavasour is just one of premium vineyards included in the portfolio of the distributor EuroVintage. These new branded umbrellas allow customers to enjoy their meal outside with relaxing sea views and shade cover. The stunning line up of umbrellas can be seen as a simple indication of the growing size, success and popularity of Euro.

Visit Shade7 for more information on commercial outdoor umbrellas and visit Euro for more information on dining at their restaurant.

http://www.shade7.co.nz/
http://www.eurobar.co.nz/

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