EatSure Signs One-year Deal with Bengaluru Football Club as Official Foodcourt Partner

One of India’s leading football teams, Bengaluru Football Club is geared up for the ongoing Indian Super League 2023 (ISL) with an exciting association with India’s first food court on an app, EatSure as the official food delivery partner. 

In addition to curating the dining experience at all home games in Sree Kanteerava Stadium, EatSure, will also have exclusive deals available on its app platform on Bengaluru FC’s match days. 

“We’re really delighted to have EatSure as our partners for the coming season. Fan experience is something we are constantly trying to improve and a brand like EatSure coming on board will surely go a long way in that aspect. We’re looking forward to a fruitful association,” said Blues’ Director of Football, Darren Caldeira.

With this partnership, EatSure became the first food-tech player to partner with Bengaluru FC and curate F&B experiences at the stadium with several prominent brands during ISL. 

“We are delighted to announce our partnership with the Bengaluru FC football team, a dynamic squad that embodies the spirit of football—a sport that unites fans and communities across the world. With EatSure - the Foodcourt on an App, regardless of tastes, moods, or preferences - families, couples, groups and even individuals can order meals of their choice while cheering for their favourite team,” added Addarsh Barathi, Brand Marketing Head, EatSure.
EatSure customers and The Blues Fans will also get a chance to get their hands on match tickets & exclusive merchandise. 

Launched in 2020, EatSure aims to address customer problems while ordering food and allows users to easily order food from multiple trusted restaurants in a single order, thereby bringing the food-court experience to your phone. EatSure is a full-stack player with an omnichannel presence that includes physical food courts in Pune and the EatSure app that has been loved by customers across India with 10 Million + downloads across 80+ Indian cities.