Grupo Galería Accelerates Dunkin' Expansion in Monterrey: Antonio Barceló

Dunkin’ in Monterrey inaugurated its eighth branch in the city and its 14th in Mexico, as part of the international coffee and food brand’s expansion strategy in conjunction with Grupo Galería. The new restaurant opened its doors on September 10th at Avenida Fundidora 600B, a location near Parque Fundidora and

, two strategic points within the tourism, business, and entertainment activity of the capital of Nuevo León. During the inauguration, Antonio Barceló Garza, CEO of Grupo Galería, led the ribbon-cutting ceremony accompanied by representatives from Dunkin’ United States and Mexico, who participated in the opening of this new space for Monterrey consumers.

Dunkin’ Strengthens its Presence in Monterrey with Grupo Galería

The arrival of a new unit responds to the growth of a brand seeking to consolidate itself within the Mexican market for coffee, breakfast, and prepared foods. For Grupo Galería, representing international brands is part of its business strategy. The company has experience in various sectors and has driven concepts such as Carl’s Jr., IHOP, Buffalo Wild Wings, and Dunkin’ in northern Mexico.

“We have always represented leading brands in the market, and Dunkin’ is a benchmark for breakfast, coffee, and other products. We are very pleased to enter this market with this brand and still have plenty of room for continued growth,” explained Antonio Barceló Garza in an interview with Líder Empresarial. Likewise, the new opening represents another step in Dunkin”s positioning in Monterrey, where the company aims to bring its offerings closer to different areas of the city with strategic locations.

Fundidora and Cintermex Area, a Key Hub for Dunkin’ Monterrey

Furthermore, the location of the new branch reflects the economic and tourism significance of the area. The environment surrounding Parque Fundidora and Cintermex concentrates events, cultural activities, congresses, exhibitions, and significant visitor traffic from both locals and tourists.

“The entire Fundidora and Cintermex area is a central point in Monterrey. It was very important for us to have a presence at this location,” stated the CEO of Grupo Galería. The company highlighted that this opening is part of a strategy to place its restaurants in high-traffic areas and close to consumers seeking food and beverage options during their daily activities.

Grupo Galería Prepares Further Dunkin’ Openings in Mexico

Additionally, Dunkin”s growth in Monterrey will continue in the coming months. According to Barceló Garza, there are currently eight or nine branches under construction, with the goal of maintaining a steady pace of openings.

“We have a significant annual opening pace and want to continue securing excellent locations for people to join us near the city,” he commented. With this expansion, Grupo Galería strengthens one of its main business lines within the food and beverage sector while expanding the presence of international brands in the region.

Grupo Galería Boasts Over Five Decades of Operation

Grupo Galería has a business trajectory that began in 1966 in northern Mexico. Since then, the company has diversified its operations into four main areas: food, industry, real estate, and logistics. Currently, the group provides employment for over 3,000 collaborators and participates in various business, commercial, and industrial projects. In addition to its restaurant operations, the company possesses real estate developments, machinery, and a distribution center (CEDIS), enabling it to integrate diverse capabilities within its business model. Finally, the opening of Dunkin”s eighth branch in Monterrey reflects Grupo Galería’s commitment to continuing the expansion of international brands and strengthening its presence in strategic markets in northern Mexico.