Festive lights on at Harpo’s Cafes and Restaurants from Monday

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With the whole city gearing up for the festive season The Bay Leaf, Park Street Mews, The Commons and Café Che will be lit up with festive lighting and décor on 28 November.

The décor will follow a special theme to highlight and enhance the ambiance of each restaurant bringing out its unique interior look.

Along with it the festive outdoor catering menus are promoted with an exceptional selection of cocktail and buffet menus incorporating a choice of Asian, Far eastern, International, Italian and BBQ theme menus to cater to any event planned for the season. All menus are easily accessible on www.harposonline.com for your convenience.The annual Charity Project will be on 17 December to ‘Share with a Child’ – in support of the education programme of the children of the Community Concern Center.

All can share the joy by contributing a gift towards the project at any one of the restaurants.The Festive Goodies, Christmas Eve,Christmas Day lunch and dinner and New Years Eve programmes are all planned to give you an exceptional choice to enjoy this Festive season at Harpo’s Cafes & Restaurants.

If the festive season is what you dream about for all sumptuous possibilities it might offer, be spoilt for choice at Harpo’s Café’s & Restaurants!

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