Fantastic news for Waitrose shoppers as its St Albans store has now reopened after "significant investment".
Waitrose's Ermine Close store is back up and running today (August 1) following a multi-million pound refurbishment designed to offer customers an inspiring shopping experience.
The unveiling comes after a significant investment to bring a host of new features and improvements to the 47-year-old branch including a new dry aged beef cabinet and a sushi counter, as well as a range of John Lewis gifts and homeware.
Steve Lake, Waitrose branch manager, welcomed customers back saying: “Our shop has been transformed to deliver a store that celebrates great food and offers our customers an inspirational shopping experience.
"I want to thank our customers for their patience and support during the refurbishment. My team and I cannot wait to welcome you back and show you around.”
Waitrose St Albans shut on July 26, for an extensive refurbishment of the store's interior.
Highlights of the multi-million pound investment include:
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Improved Service Counters - upgraded meat and fish counters, featuring a new dry aged beef cabinet.
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A New Look Bakery - in addition to the existing Gails.
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Sushi Daily Counter - offering a range of sushi dishes freshly made everyday by skilled sushi artisans.
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Expanded Wine Offer - an even wider selection of Waitrose’s award-winning wines.
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Dedicated John Lewis Click and Collect Desk - for faster collections and returns.
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New John Lewis Products - a small selection of John Lewis gifts and homeware.
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Improved Car Parking - the entire car park has been resurfaced.
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New Refrigeration and Freezers - replaced for improved energy efficiency.
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