14 August 2008
In what must be a partnership made in middle-class heaven, Center Parcs has signed up top chef Aldo Zilli to set up a series of signature cafes within its Aqua Sana spas.
Zilli CafÃ~© at Aqua Sana spa will offer super healthy fish and pasta dishes prepared theatre style in front of spa guests as they recover from their pampering.
Existing Conservatory CafÃ~© outlets within the Center Parcs spas will be phased out. Guests will also be able to buy ingredients from Zilliââ¬â¢s deli section, to cook back in their accommodation.
Chief executive Martin Dalby said: ââ¬ÅâWe are thrilled to be working with such a highly respected chef as Aldo, and we know that Zilli CafÃ~© will be a huge hit with our guests.
"Over the last 18 months we have invested in excess of Ãpound;14 million in our restaurants and bars at Center Parcs and the introduction of Zilli CafÃ~© confirms our commitment to providing our guests a high quality range of dining experiences.ââ¬~
Center Parcs has signed a three-year franchise agreement with Zilli with the first Zilli CafÃ~© opening at Center Parcs Longleat Forest in November with the other three cafes to follow by summer 2009.
By Dinah Hatch
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