Optimized Holding, one of Qatar's leading diversified companies, is pleased to announce the opening of ‘&deli Mediterranean Fusion’ restaurant in City Centre Doha.

Located on the first floor of the City Centre Doha, ‘&deli’ restaurant offers unique Mediterranean-inspired cuisine and a welcoming environment for diners to relax and enjoy their visit.

‘&deli’ offers a variety of dishes from around the Mediterranean, combined with the best ingredients, techniques and recipes from the local region to add a distinctive Middle Eastern flavour. ‘&deli’ offers a wide range of famous Mediterranean dishes that can be eaten at any time of the day, from breakfast, lunch and dinner, to fresh coffee as well as delicious pasta dishes.

Alongside the restaurant, ‘&deli’ also sells fresh produce such as cheeses, pasta and olives, as well as a range of the finest Mediterranean-inspired handmade ceramics, cutlery, woven towels and home décor, providing an authentic Middle Eastern experience for customers.

Reda Salem, General Manager of Optimized Holding, said: "It is a great pleasure to see the opening of the unique ‘&daily’ restaurant, which is the second project for Optimized Holding in the food and beverage sector. We believe the sector has a very promising outlook and complements Qatar’s vision to develop its entertainment and tourism industries. ‘&deli’ offers high-quality food, a great atmosphere and is in an excellent location in the centre of the West Bay area at City Centre Doha”.

Elena Kallergi, Co-Founder & General Manager of ‘&deli’ said: “We have found a unique opportunity in the Qatari market to offer this type of Mediterranean cuisine, which is known to many people in Qatar. ‘&deli’ is a unique experience, combining healthy food using fresh and high-quality ingredients with a warm Mediterranean atmosphere as well as the opportunity to buy organic products with unique flavours

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