EL&N London, the lifestyle and café brand, has finally come to India. Its much-awaited venture was launched on 18th October. The upscale Jio World Plaza at Bandra-Kurla Complex partnered with Reliance Brands Limited for the same.

The new venture marks the entry of EL&N in the Indian market. Founded in 2017 by Alexandra Miller, EL&N—an acronym for Eat, Live, and Nourish—has become an international phenomenon for its gorgeous floral arrangements, edgy ambiance, and signature pink interiors. The brand operates across 37 stores in key cities like Paris, Milan, Dubai, and Kuala Lumpur.

With EL&N opening its doors to its customers in India, the café is all set to welcome social media influencers and food enthusiasts all over Mumbai. The new place occupies 2,130 square feet and is located on the second floor of Jio World Plaza. Custom design elements specifically for the city of Mumbai go hand in hand with EL&N’s unique fusion of food, fashion, and ambiance.

The artistic feeling of the café due to its immersive visual experience makes it stand as a different establishment in the city. Its notable design features include terrazzo and marble flooring, neon signage, unique floral arrangements, a soft pink mesh chandelier, and an iconic cake and coffee bar.

She expressed, “We are thrilled to open our doors at Jio World Plaza and introduce our brand to this exciting new market in partnership with Reliance Brands. This new concept brings our signature style to life in a fun, engaging way, making it the perfect destination for families, coffee aficionados, and those looking for an unforgettable dining experience within breathtaking surroundings.”

The menu will consist of Indian flavors for a variety of dishes, with accompanying international EL&N favorites—smashed avocado toast, indulgent croissants, and rich desserts.

EL&N Mumbai, with its stunning design and food inspired by the best the world has to offer, will be open from 11 AM till 11.30 PM, daily, to become undoubtedly one of the places visited by all the locals and tourists.