Festive Rush: Record Table Occupancy in City's Dining Scene

City restaurants and cafes saw a 20% rise in table occupancy during the Christmas-New Year week, compared to last year. Popular eateries like Park Street and Peter Cat recorded increased patronage, with Flurys and Aminia reporting similar boosts in footfall and revenue during the festive period.

In an impressive turn of events, the city's restaurants and cafes reported a 20% surge in table occupancy during the festive Christmas-New Year week, as confirmed by the Hotel and Restaurant Association of Eastern India.

Popular dining locales, including Park Street and Sarat Bose Road, saw diners eagerly awaiting tables. Notable establishments like Peter Cat and Mocambo observed crowds filling seats from 11:30 am until 1 am, significantly boosting business for owners like Nitin Kothari.

Iconic venues such as Flurys and Aminia experienced similar phenomena, with Flurys reporting a 30% increase in sales at their flagship Park Street location, while Aminia noted a revenue growth spurred by a 20% rise in visits.

(With inputs from agencies.)