‘All That Jazz at Barista’ with wine and Italian delicacies at Barista Rajagiriya

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The Barista outlet in Rajagiriya will hold a special jazz event complimented with specialty wines and Italian delicacies on Friday, 11 July from 6:30 p.m. onwards. Fittingly named ‘All That Jazz at Barista’ the event is in celebration of the opening of the outlet’s new upper floor unit. The outlet was expanded to provide its customers a bigger and better experience and also makes it the largest Barista outlet in the chain in terms of floor area. The new area will also include a corporate meeting area overseeing the Diyawanna Lake to cater to clients who wish to conduct corporate meetings of a different kind with good food and Italian coffee.

The smooth sounds of Jazz will come courtesy of Harsha Makalande and ‘Khrome’ featuring Rodney Rabot on vocals and guitar, Shiraaz Nooramith on drums, Timal Jayamanne on bass and Harsha himself on the keyboard. Authentic Italian food prepared at live action stations by Chef Simon of La Trattoria fame and specialty wines will accompany the music. Commenting on, with the expansion we believe this will open its doors to many opportunities such as events and birthday parties etc. This will help to offer the Barista clientele a unique experience catering to various needs of various client segments.

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