SAN DIEGO, CA, April 13, 2012 (Press-News.org) Rocky Veneziano and brothersJoe and John Kolenda are all self-made businessmen, solemnly dedicated to the pursuit of a business that is efficient and vertically integrated. But though their business is serious, their aim is to make The Groove Train a thoroughly engaging experience for both food and coffee lovers throughout Australia.
"All our stores have a certain vibe about them: retro, groovy, casual, funky," says Rocky. "We have big communal tables, booth seating and table top arcade games machines which are also used as tables."
"A lot of people will sit and play, or even have a meal at the machine tables," adds Joe. "People have the choice to sit down at a small table or a large table, in lounge areas, at the bar, indoors or outdoors. So there's a bit of variety on offer - you can have a drink with friends, relax with a coffee or be tempted by our great menu."
To read more about all that The Groove Train has to offer consumers and investors alike, check out the full article in the March 2012 edition of Food & Drink Digital: http://www.foodanddrinkdigital.com/reports/the-groove-train
About The Groove Train
Every Groove Train experience is unique yet familiar. With all restaurants housing the relaxing, contemporary atmosphere created by the clever colour scheme and funky decor, you can be sure to sink into your chair and unwind, while the friendly Groove Train staff tend to your needs. The diverse Groove Train menu is designed to tempt every taste while the house specials make visible the true brilliance of every chef. All meals offered are guaranteed to be deliciously satisfying, assuring that every choice is the right choice. Ending in traditional Groove Train style, contentment reaches its peak after indulging in a perfectly brewed coffee and slice of scrumptious cake from the enticing selection. Visit http://www.groovetrain.com.au/ for more information.
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The Groove Train Sparks Interests of Consumers and Investors Alike, in the March Issue of Food & Drink Digital
Rocky Veneziano and brothers Joe and John Kolenda are all self-made businessmen, solemnly dedicated to the pursuit of a business that is efficient and vertically integrated.
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[Press-News.org] The Groove Train Sparks Interests of Consumers and Investors Alike, in the March Issue of Food & Drink DigitalRocky Veneziano and brothers Joe and John Kolenda are all self-made businessmen, solemnly dedicated to the pursuit of a business that is efficient and vertically integrated.