Coco Bambu Plans Strong Investment In The Country, Allocating Over R$ 100 Million For New Units, Creating A Major Opportunity For Economic Development And 1,500 Direct Jobs

Written by Bruno Teles

Published on 13/02/2023 at 17:59

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Coco Bambu Expects an Investment of R$ 100 Million to Open 10 New Units in Brazil by 2023. Three Operations Are Already under Development: Niterói (Rio de Janeiro), São José dos Campos (São Paulo), and Recife (Pernambuco).

The remaining units are nearing completion, with new restaurants being opened in the cities of São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro. This presents a great opportunity to expand the Coco Bambu brand across the country, bringing more flavor to Brazilian lives.

The Coco Bambu, Vasto, and Coffee Break restaurant chain has 73 operations in activity throughout Brazil. At this moment, these brands already employ 8,000 workers directly. With the expansion project, 1,500 new jobs will be created to further enhance the quality of service offered. This initiative will positively reflect on the professional lives of many people, providing more job and income opportunities.

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The Units

Coco Bambu, Vasto, and Coffee Break are eyeing the Rio de Janeiro and Paraíba Valley regions. The restaurant in Niterói will have 400 seats, occupying 1,500 m², and will be inaugurated in April 2023. The unit in São José dos Campos will also be ready in the first half of 2023, offering 350 seats for its visitors.

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Additionally, there will be a reserved area for the possible expansion of this brand with the launch of the “Vasto Restaurante.” This initiative will provide 1,500 new job positions for Brazil, delivering higher quality service and opportunities for many people.

The one in Recife will be the second unit in the state. The building is almost ready, housing 6,000 square meters of built area, including three floors of parking. Those who visit the unit will have the opportunity to savor dishes in the restaurant, which has 1,400 m² and can accommodate up to 400 customers.

Coco Bambu Network

Discover Coco Bambu and indulge in irresistible dishes! The units are spacious and decorated with rustic charm and elegance, creating a cozy and sophisticated atmosphere. Since 1989, when it was founded by the Barreira family, the restaurant has been enchanting a variety of customers throughout Brazil, offering a varied and delicious menu made from high-quality fresh ingredients. And all this at affordable prices. Discover the delicacies of Coco Bambu!

Coco Bambu Plans Strong Investment In The Country, Allocating Over R$ 100 Million For New Units, Creating A Major Opportunity For Economic Development And 1,500 Direct Jobs

Coco Bambu Expects an Investment of R$ 100 Million to Open 10 New Units in Brazil by 2023. Three Operations Are Already under Development: Niterói (Rio de Janeiro), São José dos Campos (São Paulo), and Recife (Pernambuco).

The History of the Coco Bambu Restaurant

The Units

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Coco Bambu Plans Strong Investment In The Country, Allocating Over R$ 100 Million For New Units, Creating A Major Opportunity For Economic Development And 1,500 Direct Jobs

Coco Bambu Expects an Investment of R$ 100 Million to Open 10 New Units in Brazil by 2023. Three Operations Are Already under Development: Niterói (Rio de Janeiro), São José dos Campos (São Paulo), and Recife (Pernambuco).

The History of the Coco Bambu Restaurant

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Coco Bambu Network

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