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Phoenicia specialty foods opened in Downtown Houston in 2011. Before that, it says it’s been 40 years since a full service grocery store was in downtown HOU
Buffalo finally had its first significant downtown grocer open last year near Lafayette Square: Braymiller Market
Before last year, other than small markets and delis, the nearest large full service grocers were Tops Market on the Lower West Side, and a Price Rite in Allentown, both less than a mile from downtown.
Buffalo finally had its first significant downtown grocer open last year near Lafayette Square: Braymiller Market
Before last year, other than small markets and delis, the nearest large full service grocers were Tops Market on the Lower West Side, and a Price Rite in Allentown, both less than a mile from downtown.
That Tops Market isn't the one the guy shot up, is it?
This is a really nice, well-branded high end gourmet convenience store chain based out of Chicago, FoxTrot Market, with locations already in DC, Chicago and Dallas.
Coming to NYC, Austin, Nashville and Miami, in the next couple of years, also.
Not sure if they'll be coming to all of the downtowns in these cities listed, but still an awesome gourmet chain that almost any city would love to have enter their market.
Unfortunately that Target in Pittsburgh, which will be opening in about two weeks, is only going to be like 22,000 square feet, so it will be more like a glorified CVS.
Yeah, Target is making huge strides now with their "urban market stores" developments. There are several here in New York and although small, they surprisingly have a ton of product.
This will make a big impact on downtown Pittsburgh, even though it's not huge.
Yeah, Target is making huge strides now with their "urban market stores" developments. There are several here in New York and although small, they surprisingly have a ton of product.
This will make a big impact on downtown Pittsburgh, even though it's not huge.
They love students and students love them. I think Target is going slow on their large footprint stores.
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