Caffè Pascucci is an Italian coffeehouse chain, with branches in over 25 countries.
The company, Pascucci Torrefazione S.p.A. , is headquartered in Monte Cerignone, Province of Pesaro and Urbino.
Founded in 1883 by Antonio Pascucci, the company began trading coffee and other colonial products. Over the years, it grew into an industrial-scale roastery, installing its first roasting plant and adopting indirect fire roasting in 1963. In the late 1990s, under Mario Pascucci's leadership, the company expanded internationally and opened the first *Caffè Pascucci Shop* in Rimini in 2000. The company's Espresso School was established in 1996 to promote quality in espresso making.
International presence
Caffè Pascucci has a significant presence internationally, with stores in Asia and Europe. In South Korea, the brand is managed by the SPC Group. The Apgujeong-dong location in Gangnam-gu, Seoul, gained popularity as a filming site for the 2001 Korean drama Beautiful Days.[1] The company opened its first U.S. branch in 2011.[2]