Gandhinagar: This June, Citrus Junction at The Leela Gandhinagar brings a nostalgic twist to its signature Sunday brunch experience with a thoughtfully curated ‘Back to School Brunch’ on 7th June 2026. Inspired by lunchbox favourites and after-school indulgences, the brunch reimagines comforting classics through refined presentation, gourmet flavours, and signature Leela hospitality.
For the occasion, Citrus Junction will transform into a chic school-inspired setting featuring blackboard-style décor, lunchbox-themed tablescapes, and live music. Guests can indulge in an elaborate brunch spread featuring gourmet tiffin classics, elevated comfort dishes, chef-led live stations, and desserts inspired by classroom memories. Signature creations include the Chocolate Blackboard Delice styled like a classroom blackboard, the Lunchbox Tiramisu served in nostalgic stainless steel tiffin boxes, and the playful Geometry Box Dessert Platter inspired by classic stationery kits. One of the highlights of the brunch is the “Pack Your Own Tiffin” experience, offering guests a refined take on the classic school lunchbox.
Adding to the celebratory atmosphere, younger guests can enjoy cookie decorating, drawing corners, and themed craft sessions, while families can capture memorable moments together at the specially curated “Class Photo Booth.”
Speaking about the concept, Vikas Sood, General Manager, The Leela Gandhinagar, said, “At The Leela Gandhinagar, we believe the most meaningful experiences are the ones that bring people together. With the ‘Back to School Brunch,’ we wanted to bring together comforting flavours, engaging experiences, and thoughtful details for families to enjoy together.”
Blending elevated comfort dining with signature Leela hospitality, the brunch promises a memorable weekend experience for guests of all ages.
About The Leela Gandhinagar
Located near the Dandi Kutir museum, The Leela Gandhinagar provides spectacular views of the Central Vista. The hotel’s lavish interiors draw influence from the rich archaeological and architectural antiquity of Gujarat. The flooring is inspired by the Adalaj Stepwell and features elements like the famous Tree of Life at Sidi Saiyyed Mosque, traditional glass beadwork, textile craftsmanship of Bandhej, Ajrakh and Batik, among various other art inspirations embellishing the complex. The hotel houses 318 tastefully appointed, spacious rooms and suites, with contemporary interiors seamlessly blending grandeur, comfort, and modern sophistication. The bevy of suites also consists of Royal and 4 Presidential Suites each offering a distinct magnitude of unparalleled opulence, ultra-modern facilities, and luxurious amenities. The Leela Gandhinagar delivers a rich culinary experience with 4 dining venues spanning across a host of cuisines served in picturesque environs.
