Béton Brut, the Grupo Forty's project in Alicante's port, begins on May 22

The wait is over. Béton Brut, the latest major gastronomic and leisure project by Forty Group, will officially open its doors next Thursday, May 22, with an inauguration that promises to "surprise and make history".

Reservations are now open through Béton Brut's official website. The opening has generated significant anticipation in the city, and spots for the inaugural day are very limited.

The opening marks the start of an ambitious proposal that combines contemporary design, Mediterranean cuisine with personality, and an innovative vision of leisure. Béton Brut is structured across four levels: terrace, main floor, event space, and a rooftop with sea views and signature cocktails.

"We wanted the first experience at Béton Brut to be unforgettable, which is why we have paid attention to every detail of the space, the menu, and the service. It's not just an inauguration; it's the beginning of a new concept for the city," says Héctor Del Barrio, CEO of Forty Group. "This space reflects our way of understanding leisure: without artifices, with identity and a vocation for permanence," he indicated.

The inauguration comes in a symbolic year for the city, which holds the title of Spanish Capital of Gastronomy. With this opening, Forty Group "not only reinforces its commitment to local development but also actively contributes to the national projection of Alicante as a gastronomic and cultural destination," the company states.

Béton Brut is ambitious, "it is a statement of intent that aims to make the port a national reference point." Its design, inspired by architectural brutalism, brings a bold and different aesthetic to the port environment and embodies a declaration of intent: to offer a solid and characterful alternative that complements and elevates the current offering.