The Village at Burlington Mall debuts with Caffé Nero

Burlington, MA According to Simon, a global leader in premier shopping, dining, entertainment and mixed-use destinations, The Village at Burlington Mall, part of the phase one transformative redevelopment at Burlington Mall, will consist of over a dozen new tenants ranging from fast-casual to sit-down restaurants, complete with outdoor dining options, as well as personal and experiential services. The development will kick off with Caffè Nero in September, consisting of over 3,000 s/f.

The premium European coffee house Caffè Nero will open its second Burlington Mall location at The Village and will offer Italian-style espresso-based coffee and freshly made deli food with a local coffee house feel for guests.

Phase two, which is set for completion in 2020, will offer exterior improvements. One of the highlights will be a new park, designed to be the hub of activity and a gathering space for a variety of family-friendly entertainment and community programming.

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