Manama: Alsayah Square, a new medical and commercial complex located in Muharraq Governorate with the aim of providing residents with easily accessible and close-to-home facility for daily needs recently announced the opening of McDonald’s, owned and operated exclusively by Fakhro Restaurants Company W.L.L.
The restaurant, spanning over an area of 300 sqm, is split between two floors and a drive-through, giving customers access to a generous yet cosy seating of 66 persons. The two-storey quick service restaurant also features the world renowned McCafé concept first launched in Bahrain in 2008.
Commenting on the occasion, Abdulla Adel Fakhro, Director - Fakhro Restaurants Company W.L.L. stated: “We are pleased to be associated with Alsayah Square, a strategically located project in the medical and commercial district of Busaiteen. The distinctiveness of Alsayah Square’s location was one of the key factors in deciding to open this store, which is the 25th McDonald’s in Bahrain. This district is known for its diverse demographic and is defined by a community of medical professionals, students, families, and tourists.”
The stand-alone quick-service restaurant has been designed to incorporate McDonald’s latest building specifications. The incorporation of new technological solutions enables a seamless experience for all diners and provides for excellent fast customer service and high-quality food. With these solutions in place, one can expect their favourite burgers at lightning fast speed.
A representative of the management at Alsayah Square stated, “The launch of McDonald’s at Alsayah Square is a testament to our commitment to creating memorable experiences for our community through a range of well-crafted services. We are proud to state that McDonald’s is the first of many new experiences that we will be introducing for visitors and for residents living in the district. The 24-hour branch and drive-through will add to the convenience of diners and we believe it will not only delight but will also create a livelier experience in the area.”
Alsayah Square is a medical and commercial complex located in Busaiteen in close proximity to the King Hamad Hospital and Royal College for Surgeons in Ireland. The project is 100,000 sq. ft. in size and will feature international restaurants, cafes, a supermarket, medical complex and more. Alsayah Square is managed by CBRE-a leading and integrated real estate services company.
For more information on leasing, please call +973 1655 6600, or email: bahrain@cbre.com
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