Royal Farms forays into North Carolina in early 2023

The retailer aims to inaugurate its first site during the first days of next year and plans to open more locations in the near future.

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Royal Farms has announced plans to open its first location in North Carolina in early 2023. The store to be built will be located in Grandy and additional stores will follow in New Bern, Greenville, Lumberton, Kinston and Jacksonville. The retailer aims to open more sites in other areas of the state to bring more convenient options to the North Carolina community.

Apart from its classic chicken-based menu, the company will also offer a variety of side dishes such as mac and cheese and mash potatoes so customers can take a complete meal or platter home for the family. Customers will also be able to enjoy a cup of freshly brewed hot or iced coffee from Swiss-Made brewing machines that grind whole Arabica beans seconds before brewing.

“Not only does Royal Farms bring value and more convenient options to neighbourhoods, but we are also passionate about giving back to the areas we do business in. We look forward to getting involved in the community and seeing our first responders in uniform get free coffee whenever they stop in,” said Aliyah Atayee, Public Relations at Royal Farms.

Every location will feature surcharge free ATMs and air pump stations, lottery, and fuel. Carwashes will be available at select locations.

Royal Farms operates a network that encompasses more than 260 locations throughout the Mid-Atlantic region. The brand opened its first store in Baltimore, Maryland in 1959 under the name White Jug and has expanded into Delaware, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Virginia, and West Virginia.