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The major retail locations offer catering services within their local area. Dean & DeLuca's newest branch opened at [[Villagio Mall]] in [[Qatar]] , in May 2010. It is planned to open a store in Argentina at [[Puerto Madero]], [[Buenos Aires]].<ref name="lno">{{cite web|title=Pequeño boom de comida orgánica|url=http://www.lanacion.com.ar/nota.asp?nota_id=1252767|publisher=La Nacion}}</ref> |
The major retail locations offer catering services within their local area. Dean & DeLuca's newest branch opened at [[Villagio Mall]] in [[Qatar]] , in May 2010. It is planned to open a store in Argentina at [[Puerto Madero]], [[Buenos Aires]].<ref name="lno">{{cite web|title=Pequeño boom de comida orgánica|url=http://www.lanacion.com.ar/nota.asp?nota_id=1252767|publisher=La Nacion}}</ref> |
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* In the 1990s, the name was borrowed for a fictional New York City [[coffee shop]] in the [[TV series]] ''[[Felicity]]''. |
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* In the movie ''[[Hannibal (film)|Hannibal]]'', Lecter is seen to eat from a Dean & DeLuca travel pack, containing [[foie gras]].<ref name="cannibal">{{cite web |
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|title= Celluloid Cannibals That Feed Our Darkest Fears |
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|author= Mikita Brottman |
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|publisher= [[The Chronicle of Higher Education]] |
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|date= [[2 February]] [[2002]] |
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|accessdate= 2007-06-12 |
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* The character of Patrick Bateman, in [[American Psycho]], refers to Italian seasoning salt, picked up from Dean & DeLuca.<ref name="torture">{{cite book |
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|title= [[American Psycho]] |
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|author= [[Bret Easton Ellis]] |
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|last = Ellis |
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|first = Bret Easton |
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|year= 1991 |
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|isbn= 0-671-66397-6 |
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|page= 147 |
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}}</ref> |
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* Dean & Deluca is mentioned in the top-selling novel, [[The Namesake]], by [[Jhumpa Lahiri]] |
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* The band [[Steely Dan]] "name-checks" Dean & DeLuca in their song "[[Janie Runaway]]", from the album ''[[Two Against Nature]]''. |
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* In the popular sitcom "[[Will and Grace]]", [[Will Truman]] regularly visits "Dean & Deluca". |
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* In the movie [[The Family Man]], Jack Campbell recalls walking to work every morning with a coffee from Dean & DeLuca in his hand. |
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* In the movie [[The Devil Wears Prada]], Nate stops at Dean & DeLuca before returning home and tells Andy "man, they charge, like, five dollars a strawberry there." |
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* Ric Flair visits the Charlotte Dean & DeLuca regularly |
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Revision as of 10:57, 27 October 2010
Dean & DeLuca is a chain of upscale grocery stores. The first one was established in New York City's SoHo district by Joel Dean, Giorgio DeLuca and Jack Ceglic[1] in September 1977.[2] It is headquartered in Wichita, Kansas.
Locations
A new Dean & DeLuca opened in 1988. Smaller retail outlets followed in Manhattan’s Rockefeller Plaza and in the Paramount Hotel. Espresso Bars are also located around New York and in Washington, D.C. Dean & DeLuca also has stores in Charlotte, Kansas City, Napa Valley, Tokyo, Bangkok, Dubai, Taipei and Kuwait.
The major retail locations offer catering services within their local area. Dean & DeLuca's newest branch opened at Villagio Mall in Qatar , in May 2010. It is planned to open a store in Argentina at Puerto Madero, Buenos Aires.[3]
In Fiction
- In the 1990s, the name was borrowed for a fictional New York City coffee shop in the TV series Felicity.
- In the movie Hannibal, Lecter is seen to eat from a Dean & DeLuca travel pack, containing foie gras.[4]
- The character of Patrick Bateman, in American Psycho, refers to Italian seasoning salt, picked up from Dean & DeLuca.[5]
- Dean & Deluca is mentioned in the top-selling novel, The Namesake, by Jhumpa Lahiri
- The band Steely Dan "name-checks" Dean & DeLuca in their song "Janie Runaway", from the album Two Against Nature.
- In the popular sitcom "Will and Grace", Will Truman regularly visits "Dean & Deluca".
- In the movie The Family Man, Jack Campbell recalls walking to work every morning with a coffee from Dean & DeLuca in his hand.
- In the movie The Devil Wears Prada, Nate stops at Dean & DeLuca before returning home and tells Andy "man, they charge, like, five dollars a strawberry there."
- Ric Flair visits the Charlotte Dean & DeLuca regularly
References
- ^ P. Adamson,Sir Martin Sorrell (2007) BrandSimple: How the Best Brands Keep It Simple and Succeed. Palgrave Macmillan. ISBN 1403984905 p.209-210.
- ^ Jay P. Pederson (1988). International directory of company histories, Volume 36. St. James Press. p.156.
- ^ "Pequeño boom de comida orgánica". La Nacion.
- ^ Mikita Brottman (2 February 2002). "Celluloid Cannibals That Feed Our Darkest Fears". The Chronicle of Higher Education. Retrieved 2007-06-12.
{{cite web}}: Check date values in:|date=(help) - ^ Ellis, Bret Easton (1991). American Psycho. p. 147. ISBN 0-671-66397-6.
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External links
Media related to Dean & DeLuca at Wikimedia Commons
- Dean & DeLuca - Official site
- Template:Ja Dean & DeLuca Japan
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