Nutella Is Opening Its First-Ever Official Cafe In Chicago, And The Menu Looks To Die For

After you have your first spoon of Nutella, your life changes forever, because you finally find out the taste of love. And our lives are about to change again, because the first-ever Nutella Cafe is opening in Chicago, in the Millennium Park Plaza On Wednesday, May 31st, at 10 a.m.

Owned and operated by Ferrero, this one-of-a-kind Nutella Cafe is organizing a grand opening ceremony, and word on the street is that the first couple of hundred guests will receive “special surprises”.

“We wanted to create a world of Nutella for our fans that could truly capture the essence of the brand,” Noah Szporn, Head of Marketing Nutella North America, said. “Not just in the dishes that will be served, but in the full experience from the moment you step into the space.”

Owned and operated by Ferrero, this one-of-a-kind Nutella Cafe is organizing a grand opening ceremony, and word on the street is that the first 400 guests will receive “special surprises”.

The menu is already available online, and it certainly looks like Chicagoans’ diets will be disrupted by quite a few cheat days this summer. From a perfectly crisped grilled baguette, spread with Nutella and sprinkled with toasted hazelnuts, to a fresh fruit salad with yogurt and – of course – Nutella, this place is everything we ever dreamed about.

(h/t: refinery29)

Nutella Is Opening Its First-Ever Official Cafe In Chicago, And The Menu Looks To Die For

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Nutella Is Opening Its First-Ever Official Cafe In Chicago, And The Menu Looks To Die For

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