The next café to follow suit will be the Boston location, which will move from Copley Square to near the entrance of the General Growth Properties-owned Faneuil Hall Marketplace. The company, whose operations are locally based, is now looking worldwide for relocation opportunities.
International cafés to open by the end of the year include the first in Mumbai; Narita, Japan; Warsaw, Poland; Margarita Island, Venezuela and Ochos Rios, Jamaica. Hard Rock recently closed its Austin, TX; and Bristol Bar, United Kingdom locations.
Same-store café sales for the first half of the year rose 8.2% year over year. Revenues were up at its 68 company-owned cafés rose from $205.3 million to $216.8 million a year ago, and operating profit increased from $23.4 million to $24.8 million.
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