Lesto has ample space and combines several services to make trips more practical and comfortable. Disclosure/Lesto Located on BR-230, between João Pessoa and Campina Grande, Lesto was born as a new stopping point designed to go beyond the essentials. The venture brings together a mix of services that make travel more practical and comfortable, offering a complete experience for those on the road for work, with family or on their way to special moments. The project was developed in partnership with the State Government and combines completely private investment with the requalification of an underused public structure. In total, Lesto has more than 45,000 m² revitalized and received an investment of more than R$15 million. The proposal is simple: to be part of the path of those passing through the highway and transform the break in the journey into an experience. At Lesto, visitors can have a good meal, fill up the vehicle, resolve work demands or enjoy the convenience before continuing their journey. All of this in a large space that is 100% air-conditioned, welcoming and prepared for different needs. The site has charging points for electric cars. Disclosure/Lesto A complete stop for your trip Lesto was designed to follow the different rhythms and schedules of those traveling along the BR-230. For those looking for a meal, the space has self-service for breakfast and lunch, as well as a food court with 24-hour operation and a wide variety of food options. The structure was planned to offer comfort in every detail, including large and well-structured bathrooms, spacious parking, gas station and charging station for electric vehicles. The development also has a pet space, ensuring convenience for those traveling with pets. One of the highlights of Lesto is its gastronomy. The place has chefs specialized in confectionery and pasta, with its own production in the space. Sweets, breads and fresh dishes are part of the operation's differentials, reinforcing the proposal for a more complete experience on the road. For those who need to travel more conveniently, the venture also offers coworking, allowing you to make the most of your time productively before returning to the road. The kids space makes the stop more comfortable for families with children. For travelers looking for breakfast and lunch, Lesto offers self-service, as well as a 24-hour food court. Disclosure/Lesto Furthermore, Lesto has special programming on weekends. Among the highlights is the Pizza Rodízio, held every Saturday, from 6pm to 10pm, an initiative that expands the restaurant's gastronomic experience and strengthens its positioning as a space for coexistence and leisure. The combination of these elements makes Lesto a practical and pleasant stop, which brings together essential services, comfort and experience, consolidating itself as part of the path for those traveling the BR-230 through Paraíba. A new point of reference on the Transamazônica Highway Lesto is a 100% private enterprise, created to offer a new experience to those traveling between João Pessoa and Campina Grande. The idea is to make the stop no longer just a necessity of the trip and become a moment awaited by those traveling along BR-230. With a modern structure and services that facilitate the routine of travelers, the enterprise has been consolidating itself as a new reference on the road, with the aim of becoming part of the routine of those who understand that the path is also part of the experience. Find out more about Lesto
On BR-230, Lesto becomes a 24-hour stopping point for travelers
Lesto has ample space and combines several services to make trips more practical and comfortable. Disclosure/Lesto Located on BR-230, between João Pessoa and Campina Grande, Lesto was born as a new stopping point...
Address: Antigo Rodoshopping do Cajá - BR-230, Gurinhém - PB, 58356-000 Opening hours: Every day 24 hours Follow on social media: @redelesto Access the website: redelesto.com.br Lesto - part of your path
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