Pacha Group has bought one of United Kingdom’s oldest nightclubs, Café de Paris. The venue, which first opened its doors in the 1920s, shuttered in December 2020 due to the circumstances of the COVID-19 lockdowns, but has since stayed in the West End of the London and will now be a branch of Lío, the legendary group’s famous Ibiza cabaret restaurant concept. Nick McCabe, Chief Executive of Pacha, said in a statement,
“Café de Paris has been an icon of the West End since the 1920s, so it is a great privilege to be taking it on into the next phase of life. We are delighted that, true to its roots, it will remain somewhere that people can come and experience entertainment hospitality at its finest and we can’t wait to welcome people back.”
Pacha Group’s latest acquisition adds to their currently owned clubs in Ibiza, Egypt, Portugal, Austria, U.S., Brazil and more. The group previously hosted its first flagship UK nightclub in London’s Victoria for 13 years before it closed in 2014.
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