Flurys is a tearoom and pastry shop primarily based in Kolkata with various locations in India. The oldest store was established in Park Street.Srijani Ganguly. A first-hand experience of revisiting the vintage bazaars of Kolkata. India Today.Mehk Chakraborty. Four iconic bakeries of Kolkata. Media India Group.Sangeetha Devi Dundoo. Feast at Flurys. The Hindu. Today Flurys serves pastries, chocolates, puddings and cakes specialized to cuisines from around the world.Osman Samiuddin.World T20 diary, Day 3: In Kolkata, Flurys is on everybody’s radar. The National. Flurys is regarded as one of the finest places for dining in all of Kolkata.Shaun Kenworthy. Kolkata's 50 Best Meals. Conde Nast Traveller.
The establishment was first opened in 1927 by the two Swiss business partners Joseph Flury and Quinto Cinzio Trinca. The name was at the beginning Flury & Trinca. The partnership lasted until 1939, when it was dissolved for unknown reasons. Cinzio Trinca opened another tea room called Trincas, located diagonally opposite Flurys at 17 Park Street. Ten years later, in 1965, Joseph Flury wanted to return to Switzerland, so he sold his tea room to Jit Paul, who had started the Park Hotel across the street by then. Paul integrated Flurys in the Kolkata-based Apeejay Surrendra Group, a conglomerate founded by his father.
In 2013, Flurys expanded to several locations in Kolkata and opened its first location outside the city in Mumbai at the Navi Mumbai Airport.Grab a rum ball at Flurys airport outlet. The Times of India. In 2016, the franchise announced that it would sell tea bags in neighborhood grocery stores.Subhro Niyogil. Now enjoy your favourite Flurys tea right at home. The Times of India. By summer 2025, the brand had around 15 outlets in Mumbai, and several in Chennai, as well as two each in Hyderabad and Bhubaneswar and one in Delhi, Indore, and Gangtok. In the rest of Bengal, Flurys has locations in Durgapur, Serampore, and Chandannagar in southern Bengal, and six locations in northern Bengal, including two in Siliguri and one in Darjeeling.
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