McDonalds from the commercial center of Milan sold to make way for Second Prada store

Maybe customers were sick to get Big Mac fat around their handbags Gucci $ 1,300. Or perhaps the presence of the Golden Arches was just the right size for a high-end shopping center in Milan, Italy. McDonalds franchise, in the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II stood for about 20 years, was displaced to make room for a new Prada store - just before the room an existing shop Prada. Prada Outlet New York But former McDonald franchisees to steam left. McDonald continues to Milan Italy, the Galleria for 30 million dollars in damages has cited that the process of tendering for the city to find a tenant for the rental place unjustly excluded. According to the Financial Times, a number of clauses in the tender offer, including one which seeks "displays excellence in innovation," McDonald prevented, to renew its lease. "We do not want to fight with the city, but we were wrongly excluded," said Roberto Masi, CEO of McDonald's in Italy, told the FT. The city of Milan has disputed claims McDonald. Galleria extends a high volume of traffic in the center of the Italian capital of fashion that connects the Duomo with the City Opera House, home to dozens of boutiques such as Louis Vuitton, Gucci and Stefanel. It was also home to the third most visited McDonalds in Italy, located in the center foreground of the Galleria. Determined not to go quietly, threw a bash the franchise close its doors Friday, burgers, fries and soft drinks for free to thousands of customers in the afternoon. McDonald may not fit with the luxury image of the other shops in the Galleria, but aesthetically, it was just the altitude. There are no golden arches flanking and excessive red flags to see this franchise: The name and the logo of an elegant black and gold, and large buildings will be shown is sand-colored neo-classical architecture in harmony with the other institutions of the Galleria. In fact, McDonald's is often a concerted effort to any environment it is in. The fast-food chain has a number of upmarket chains, looking around the world to adapt, describes all kinds of opulence. A Long Iceland, New York, lives in an old Victorian mansion, the architecture of the region, and Sedona, Arizona, adjust to the Golden Arches turned turquoise better with shades of red rocks of southern fit west of the city. And the burgers now vacant Milan, perhaps the smell will linger french-fry a little longer - enough to make buyers of new Prada hungry for a Big Mac.