Żabka opens 9,000th store in Polish motorway station
The new format is tailored to the needs of travellers, who can benefit from an extended range of hot snacks, coffee, and sandwiches or salads.
C-store innovator Żabka opened two new stores at stations on the A2 motorway connecting Poland and Germany.
“Our new concept is a friendly place for travelers, where not only can they eat a tasty hot dog or drink coffee, but also take advantage of a wide range of sandwiches, salads, or plant-based products,” said Adam Manikowski, EVP, Managing Director, Żabka Polska.
The average time drivers spend at motorway service areas varies from 15 minutes to 1 hour, according to Żabka. These stores are open around the clock and equipped with self-service checkouts, making shopping quick and convenient.
The store is based on a structure composed of containers, the outer skin of which is formed by a grid of metal lamella. In the openwork facade made of vertical elements, the architects played with cut-outs referring to Żabka branding.
Currently, over 7,600 franchisees work with the chain, which operates more than 9,000 stores in the whole country.
